An astronaut's gene has been impacted for years in space. This amazing information has been published by NASA's recent report by the US space agency NASA. After returning to Earth, the pair of Scott Kelly, who was found in his cousin Mark Jinn It has been seen, seven percent have been replaced by Scott's genes.
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According to NASA's report, Ananda Bazar says that as a result of 340 days at the International Space Station, Scott has become two inches taller than the previous one. Some physical changes, including disease prevention, bone formation, eye sight, have been detected. It is initially thought that due to lack of oxygen, changes in dietary habits are the main reason.
But Scott's case seems to be opening up an aspect of 'space gene'. While in space, some of the special genes have been activated in the human body, and many studies have been going on for a long time.
This test is based on the twin brother, NASA has identified this project as a Twin Study. That is why, after going to the space station of Scott, and after returning, there was a comparative examination of the two brothers' genes. Mark is a former astronaut, and they are the first twin astronauts to whom such research was done