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Deep-space travel exposes astronauts to radiation and weightlessness that could harm the heart

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Astronauts traveling to Mars or elsewhere in deep space will face radiation and weightlessness—hazards that Earth’s surface shields people from. The article highlights the potential threat these conditions pose to the heart, making human health a central concern for future deep-space missions.

Discovered 2026-10-14T05:06:09.235962-07:00 | 2026-10-14T05:06:09.235962-07:00

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  • Radiation and weightlessness are identified as health hazards for astronauts beyond Earth, with potential consequences for cardiovascular health.
  • These risks make astronaut health a key consideration for planning future Mars and other deep-space missions.

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