Space is exciting and fascinating, but it's also a sucky place to. Lack of gravity that breaks your body down, dangerous space dust, radiation and many other things that make life difficult. So take a look and find out why space can actually be a pretty miserable place. What does a trip in space do to the body, and how can we make space a slightly more pleasant place for us humans.

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For this video, we spoke to the following researchers:
Kai Finster professor, Department of Biology - Microbiology, Aarhus university

Dr. Virginia Wotring, Professor, Human Performance in Space, International Space University

Archive images: NASA, ESA, and Department of Defense (USA)

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