Astronauts’ brains are changed by long-term space missions, new study says - Euronews
A team of researchers studied 12 astronauts who had spent at least 6 months in space to see what effect it had on their brains.
Long-term space missions change the structure and function of astronauts’ brains, a new study has found.
Our brains can change and adapt in structure and function throughout our lives. As human expl… [+2722 chars]
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