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Could Spaceflight Alter Human Consciousness? Scientists Say Microgravity May Mimic Psychedelic Brain States

Consciousness may change in space, as new research suggests microgravity reshapes the brain and produces effects resembling psychedelic states.

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Tim McMillan17d agoen

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