Why Astronauts Who Go to Mars Will Never Come Back
Astronauts heading to Mars will spend up to three years exposed to radiation, weightlessness, and reduced gravity, and the real danger isn't the journey out. It's what their bodies become along the way. This video breaks down the actual science, from NASA's Twin Study to bone loss data from the ISS, behind why coming home might be more dangerous than staying.
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