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EPISODE · May 11, 2020 · 29 MIN

Human Evolution on Mars - Ep. 9

from Frontier Space · host Kole Lutz

Chime in to listen to a conversation with Dr. Scott Solomon, Evolutionary Biologist at Rice University, about our beliefs on the evolution of homo sapiens and biology on Mars. In this episode we discuss the following topics: Physiological challenges and mutations for long-term missions on Mars Tendencies and preferences of early settlers Biological Implications for cosmonauts and policymaking Significance of Digitalized Genomes, CRISPR/Cas9 Epigenetic Engineering, Quantum Tunneling, Medical wearables, Fitbits, and Brain-Machine Interfaces on Mars Settlement and Exploration Guest: Dr. Scott Solomon, Evolutionary Biologist and Professor at Rice University https://solomon.rice.edu/ TEDx Talk on Evolutionary Biology on Mars Evolutionary Biology on Mars | Scott Solomon | TEDxUniversityofHouston 60 Seconds on Space/Mars ESA: Human Urine to Make Concrete on the Moon Plan to Build One Starship a Week Fruitfly-sized Nano cardboard could monitor resources on Mars Elon Musk and SpaceX to Launch Next Gen of deep space telescopes

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