Dead Presidents (In Space)

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[SIGN UP NOW]( /life [The Remains Of Four Dead Us Presidents Set To Be Blasted Into Space | Interesting Engineering]( [THE REMAINS OF FOUR DEAD US PRESIDENTS SET TO BE BLASTED INTO SPACE]( Celestis, a U.S.-based company known for launching memorial space flights, now plans to send remains of four dead U.S. presidents to the farthest outpost in deep space. The mission is due for launch later this year, a press release said. [Interesting Engineering]( /trippy [Neuroscientists Turn To An Unexpected Source To Study How Brains Behave In Space | Inverse]( [NEUROSCIENTISTS TURN TO AN UNEXPECTED SOURCE TO STUDY HOW BRAINS BEHAVE IN SPACE]( There are some things the human brain, over the course of millions of years of evolution, just never encountered — of these, flying through space is probably the most extreme. How do brains cope with the sudden lack of, well, weight? A paper published by a Belgian team this week in Frontiers in Physiology shines light on the ways brains figure out where they are and where they’re going. Part of a long-term study on the ways that space alters astronauts’ brains, it looks at fighter pilots as a stand-in since they’re the other profession that regularly experiences high and low g-forces as a part of work. [Inverse]( /posted [@va_viniciusaraujo on Instagram]( [@va_viniciusaraujo]( /bites - What if you were able to unleash technological innovations, grow businesses, and truly impact the way we live, all while potentially making investment returns? [This is the way]( - Keep up with your colleagues by subscribing to the Morning Brew. 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