ЛЮДИ-МУТАНТЫ В КОСМОСЕ. Сурдин и Панчин

At 00:00, the host asks whether a person is ready for interplanetary flights. At 00:58, the discussion moves to how biologists assist astronauts during flights. At 01:39, the possibility of transplanting genes from millipedes into humans is explored. At 04:07, the negative consequences of genetic manipulation are discussed, followed by an advertisement. At 07:48, the feasibility of transplanting gametes is examined. At 10:16, the question of whether a human could grow eight legs like a millipede is addressed. At 11:10, an example of human gene modification is presented. At 12:58, the potential to prevent HIV through gene editing is considered, followed by an advertisement. At 16:07, genetically modified plants for other planets are discussed. At 18:29, the protective role of plants against cosmic radiation is examined. At 18:58, the occurrence of cancer in plants is mentioned. At 20:27, the possibility of growing human organs for astronauts and colonists is explored. At 22:32, pig organs for humans are discussed. At 24:04, the feasibility of growing individual organs is examined. At 25:52, the potential to grow retinal tissue and brain is considered. At 28:45, muscle growth for astronauts during flight is discussed. At 31:17, muscle benefits against dementia are examined. At 31:39, the fight against inflammation in astronauts is discussed. At 33:34, cryonics and the possibility of freezing and thawing humans over years is considered. At 36:24, the possibility of non‑carbon‑water life forms is discussed. At 39:50, the question of whether life could have existed at all is raised. At 41:24, silicon‑based life on Venus is considered. At 42:48, the types of life that might be found in space are discussed. At 44:49, the reasons for searching for extraterrestrial life are examined. At 47:02, the question of whether humans should interbreed with aliens is posed.