Now astronauts will not get sick after returning to earth


-A disease called Klebsiella pneumoniae was identified in space

-Research is going on all over the world to make space sterile

-Microbial samples were taken from three flights

New delhi date. 23 October 2022, Sunday

Research is going on all over the world to make space sterile, including India. Considering the health of astronauts, India has got an opportunity for top institutes to conduct new research. Various organizations have jointly started research to protect the astronauts who return to Earth from various diseases.

Besides NASA and ISRO, India's IITians are working on studies to disinfect the space station. Microbes living in the earth, air and water are also on the International Space Station. Some of these microbes can harm humans.

Scientists associated with Indian space science said that a disease called Klebsiella pneumoniae was recently identified in space, after which there were concerns about the health of astronauts. Apart from America and Europe, many countries are involved in such scientific research.

Robert Bosch Center for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, IIT Madras Professor Dr. For this research, samples of microbes present on three separate flights that reached seven international stations in space have been collected, which are being analyzed, Karthik Raman said.

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