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Q: Why did they expect Astronaut Scott Kelley's telomeres to get shorter? (they got longer!)

uhohThe NPR News article and podcast Scientists Share Results From NASA's Twins Study says: SCOTT KELLY (NASA Astronaut): You know, the symptomatic stuff is fine. I don't have any long-term negative feelings, physically, from being in space. Now, there's the things you can't feel. And hopefully, ...

molecular-biology radiation telomere
 
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Phys.org: Rocket break-up provides rare chance to test debris formation
 
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NASA Space Flight
NASA Space Flight
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NASASpaceFlight.com: Roc – the world’s largest plane – takes flight ahead of Stratolaunch rocket goals
posted on April 13, 2019 by Chris Bergin, Michael Baylor and Thomas Burghart

The “Roc” –  Stratolaunch Systems Corporation’s air-launch carrier plane – has conducted its first test flight…

 
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Russell Borogove
Russell Borogove
22:20
This Q was erroneously closed as dupe. space.stackexchange.com/q/35470/195
I’d have no objection to closing it as “another fucking hoaxer” if that was one of our close reasons, but it’s not.

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