If people lived on Mars without any artificial gravity, how would

>>9072002
0.4g is a lot better than 0g

an 80kg person would still weigh 32kg

>>9072002
Theres a documentary about people who actually grew up on Mars. It's called The Expanse. I didn't even know anyone lived there.

>>9072057
Tell me what you think a documentary is.

>>9072002
Re: the women with elongated necks, their torso becomes compressed in the process so they don't actually gain any height.

>>9072002
>how would their bodies change?

Long term VIIPs, bone density reduction, etc. Same thing as in space only much slower. Though it will be a curve. We don't know where that tipping point is where the body can keep up with the problem before the problem starts to decline the health of the body. It will be far worse for babies and infants than for older adults.

Being shorter or taller has nothing to do with gravity. It is other environmental pressures and sexual selection. Giantism in humans is bad simply because of the amount of area the heart needs to pump blood and the problem with the rest of the systems trying to keep up with so much biomass. The same problems occur in super obese people. Less gravity won't help either all that much in the end.

>>9072124
A show that records things happening. Like a documentary about lions in africa that goes and records lions in africa. The Expanse is cool because they record these people who live on Mars, there is even this one police officer who lives on a space station. I didn't know about any of that stuff until I saw the show. I want to move to Mars now.

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