The provided text critiques the interpretation of recent scientific findings regarding space travel and cellular aging, questioning whether the conclusions drawn are fully supported by the available evidence. The author, an ordinary person rather than a scientist, highlights several inconsistencies within the research, such as the use of isolated stem cells instead of human subjects and the short duration of experiments compared to long-term space missions. A key point of contention is the contradictory findings on telomere length changes in space, with some studies suggesting shortening and others lengthening. Ultimately, the text argues for greater skepticism and a slower approach to drawing conclusions about the complex effects of space on the human body, emphasizing that more questions remain than answers.

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