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NASA study finds Martian dust poses serious health risks to future astronauts
Social media highlights health threat from ultrafine Martian dust
3 Nov 3 7:53 AM · 5d ago · 3 posts · 3 sources · development 3 of 3
Discussion of the research spread across social platforms, with posts emphasizing the specific danger posed by fine and ultrafine particles to human health during Mars exploration.
“The dust of Mars is "small enough to penetrate deep into pulmonary alveoli, bypass the blood–brain barrier, and threaten vital organs."”
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The dust of Mars is “small enough to penetrate deep into pulmonary alveoli, bypass the blood–brain barrier, and threaten vital organs.” Hmm oh well. I guess we’d better phase out coal, oil, and “natural gas” after all.
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