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What Actually Happens to a Human Body in Deep Space

It's twenty thirty-five, and humanity's first crewed mission to Mars is six months into its nine-month journey. The spacecraft glides silently through the void, a tiny metal capsule carrying six astronauts farther from Earth than any human has ventured in over sixty years. Inside, the crew goes about their daily routines. But something invisible is happening to their bodies. Something irreversible. Every second, high-energy particles tear through the hull as if it weren't there, ripping microscopic holes in their DNA. Their skeletons are quietly dissolving, calcium leaching from bones that no longer need to support weight. Inside their skulls, fluid pools against their optic nerves, slowly reshaping their eyes. Their immune systems falter. Even their gut bacteria are changing. This is what deep space does to the human body. A slow, methodical breakdown of systems that evolved over millions of years to function in one specific environment. Earth. And now, beyond the protection of Earth's magnetic embrace, the human machine is failing.