Particles zipping through space could be the wrong stuff for Mars astronauts, best supports the answer to Part A. Hence option (A) is the answer.
<h3>Write a short note on 'Trip to Mars could damage astronauts’ brains'.</h3>
'Trip to Mars could harm astronauts' brains', according to Charles Limoli, who also wrote the study in which scientists exposed mice to high-energy charged particles. It was intended to mimic cosmic rays in outer space. The mice displayed memory issues six weeks later. The author of the study is now concerned that astronauts may experience comparable effects on prolonged missions outside of the ozone-shielding atmosphere of Earth.
Mars exploration is one illustration. Traveling to Mars would be risky if astronauts experienced the same side effects as these mice. Cosmic rays are produced by the explosion of large stars. Electrically charged particles make up this energetic radiation. This radiation would bombard a spacecraft and its astronauts as it moved through space at almost the speed of light.
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Explanation:
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although we have no options attached, we can say the following.
The step in the scientific method that Magnus refers to in this quote is the "Testing step."
When Magnus refers to the idea of " “We will give the correct view about comets and confirm it..." he meant that the idea was going to be tested to really make a confirmation statement about the validity of the theories.
The Scientific Method has five basic steps that every single scientists and researcher have to follow in their studies.
First, to make observations. Secondly, asks questions. Thirdly, draft a good and complete hypothesis. Then, make predictions based on the hypothesis. And finally, scientists have to test the predictions to confirm and validate.
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