Why NASA is Sending Yeast to Deep Space

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NASA’s BioSentinel mission will go beyond the Moon to perform the first long-duration deep space biology experiment. Set to launch with the first flight of the Space Launch System rocket, Artemis I, the spacecraft will study the effects of space radiation on yeast cells. The results could inspire solutions to keep future astronauts healthy during deep space exploration.

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I think we should be the light to travel in such speeds, in my opinion we should send the dna matter in the form of light and that matter should have the thought of ours,

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i have question for nasa how much fast sunlight travel in space why we see sky blue in daytime and why why black at night time waiting for your response Thank you

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Gravity test: Very Short Version:
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