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🇺🇸 NASA is flying a groundbreaking experiment called AVATAR on Artemis II that could change healthcare for astronauts and people on Earth. The project uses tiny organ-on-a-chip devices made with bone marrow tissue from the actual Artemis II crew. These USB-sized chips will study how radiation and microgravity affect...

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