How These Fungus Can Protect Astronauts From Harmful Space Radiation?

Some species of fungi found inside the Chernobyl nuclear power plant have been found to thrive in the radioactive environment, paving the way for a natural radiation shield for humans on the International Space Station (ISS) and beyond.

A preprint of the study awaiting peer review on the repository bioRXiv examines the Cladosporium sphaerospermum--one of the species of fungi found in Chernobyl. Previous studies have shown that the C. sphaerospermum survives in environments with "extreme" radiation levels on Earth.

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[abhishrivastav]

That's great, then they should used that fungus to make space suit also

[vandana_kapoor]

A natural radiation sheild for humans! that's great!

[adityakapoor]

Wow! This will also gonna help in surviving on mars!

[creatorsforlife]

Chernobyl nuclear power plant have been found to thrive in the radioactive environment, paving the way for a natural radiation shield for humans on the International Space Station (ISS) and beyond.

[Eskell]

This music is so badly addet to informational video. It makes me angry not pumped up.