Spending time aboard the International Space Station (ISS) induced aging-like changes in a group of cells key for the health ...
A NASA-funded study reveals that space travel may accelerate aging by impacting blood-forming stem cells. Analysis of stem ...
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NASA workers plan 3rd protest at D.C. headquarters on Sept. 15 to decry Trump's science funding cuts
NASA employees are once again taking to the streets to raise awareness about deep science cuts and layoffs at the space ...
For years, doctors and scientists have tracked how space changes the human body. Astronauts often come back with weaker ...
LASA High School student Boone Macon was selected out of nearly 3,000 applicants nationwide for NASA's prestigious STEM ...
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Human stem cells become more active in space — and that's not a good thing
Stem cells age faster and become functionally exhausted in low Earth orbit, making crewed long-duration space travel even ...
Proposed cuts to NASA's aeronautics budget would have a outsized impact on critical research for civil and military ...
New research has identified yet another way that spaceflight tampers with the human body. A study involving samples flown on ...
Researchers took stem cells from bone marrow and found that after a little over a month in space, the functions of those ...
NASA recently recognized Elgin Community College's excellence in STEM education, awarding a $50,000 grant to lead a robotics competition. The award was secured through the proposal “Robotics ...
Spaceflight makes certain human stem cells age faster, a new study has found, furthering scientists’ understanding of the ...
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