Two Picked For Year-Long Stay On ISS on This Week @ NASA

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Astronaut Scott Kelly has been selected by NASA to begin a one-year mission aboard the International Space Station in 2015. Joining Kelly on the ISS will be Russian cosmonaut, Mikhail Kornienko. The pair will launch aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan in spring 2015. Their 12-month stay aboard the world’s only laboratory in microgravity will provide new data about how the human body reacts and adapts to the harsh environment of space. That information will help scientists assess crew performance and health, and develop better ways to reduce the risks of long-duration spaceflight. Also, Training Continues for Next Expedition Crew, NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft confirms water ice on Mercury, NASA Administrator visits Rocket Maker, J-2X tests continue, Curiosity Rover Report and more!

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  1. – Yes; I definitely agree – the time has come to start and prepare for a deeper and more serious research of how the Human Body will handle & react to micro gravity and heavier cosmic particle radiation exposure for longer planetory distance journeys ahead. It is definitely The SIGN! And it is not a single day too late, to at last begin this essential research!!
    – Tobbe in Sweden –

  2. @Thebenjamisson oh no, we know how the human body would react. Its basic chemistry and physics. But some how dark matter has no problem sustaining form. So what I'm saying is we need to figure out how to use dark matter to protect us the same way its protecting that ice from the sun. Which raises the question, what the hell is dark matter. We've been knew space consist of more of it then us (matter), just like newton knew gravity was there, once einstein got a hold of it we advanced civilization

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