No, space did not permanently alter 7 percent of Scott Kelly’s DNA

a reply to: howtonhawky

It was in my first quote from one of the articles.

“What researchers did observe are changes in gene expression, which is how your body reacts to your environment. This likely is within the range for humans under stress, such as mountain climbing or SCUBA diving.”

Well I tried

so instead of admitting that he has become a new species

Sigh.................

So is the guy full Reptillian now or not?

If after his space mission he changed out his memory foam king size for a hot-rock, then we will know.

a reply to: howtonhawky

Tell that to Reed Richards and the rest of the Fantastic Four!

I'm so confused by this thread, all this talk about telemarines and telemolases and growing your stalks...

I'm going to watch the tele.

a reply to: badw0lf

wise choice

these media buttclowns can't just say that his rna changed

not dna change but rna change

here have a video before you go

a reply to: howtonhawky

Reptilian Nano Activiation?

What is RNA?

Evolution confirmed.

a reply to: 0racle

It is a fancy way of saying that his base functions were altered.

Clearly they know more than what they let on about or they are just along for the ride.

Just look at how quick they come upwith the term "space dna" even though no other cases have been documented.

It could be that they are just measuring how twins doing different events begin to express themselves differently.

It would be interesting to know if they have ever measured other twins in this manner.

but yea i still say the telemores were removed/replaced and that allowed the dna to begin to resequence itself thereby changing his rna.

by resequence i mean change functionality of the whole strand and how it interacts.

two possible paths would be a carbon rich environment or the lack of gravity. I am leaning toward the carbon aspect via alien reptilians that evade our sensors.

originally posted by: 0racle
a reply to: howtonhawky

Reptilian Nano Activiation?

What is RNA?

Evolution confirmed.

Ribonucleic acid. You can even find it in rocks. really old ones.

Unlike Deoxyribonucleic acid. which is found in people. and cats.

And even reptiles.