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NASA Inspired Mountaineers To Experiment

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NASA publicized the difference between astronaut Scott Kelly's bodily functions w/ his twin brothers. Kelly was living on the American space station and his brother was on Earth. Mountaineers Matt Moniz and Willie Benegas stole this concept. They are climbing Mount Everest for a month and recording their bodily functions. While their twin brothers remain at sea level. They will collect blood and microbiome samples like saliva, stool, and eye secretions. Their journey starts mid-May.

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