Danny Jones

Oh, really?

I heard they wanted to do it near the poles.

And then the other thing about Mars is it's got to be the amount, not only the radiation that you get there has to be really bad, but

I'm sure it's gonna be a huge lack of like sunlight you're getting.

So we would have to have a way to like get, obviously we evolved here over however long to receive, it's not just the gravity, but it's also like the chemical makeup, the oxygen, the amount of light that we get is a huge part of it, which like fuels our mitochondria, which fuels everything in our bodies.

And like, if we're not getting,

the right amount of sunlight or UV light, that's going to be really detrimental compounding with the radiation and all that.

So like it's, you know, there's going to, I'm sure like the, the medical side of this stuff is going to be really difficult to deal with.

Yeah.

Aren't there really big like hormonal effects?

Yeah.

One of the twins came back shorter, I think.

So you get a similar circadian rhythm.

Yeah, I'd be curious.

I mean, it's how many miles?

How many miles away is Mars?

How many millions of miles?

It's a million miles?

More than a million?

Steve, that's a quick Google search for you, bud.