Sonita Williams came out of the Boeing capsule with gray hair … which place is the “tough” place?

When the American astronaut Boch Wilmore and Sonita Williams fell to the ground, the nine -month external space later, the audience noticed that Williams Ramadi’s hair attacked his scalp, according to the New York post.

Williams returned to our planet on Tuesday, 59, and came out of the Boeing Capsule with gray hair, which led to the doctrines that the lack of gravity had influenced its appearance, not to mention that its thin body had significantly concerned about its health and safety.

Although there are no scientific studies connecting space trips with gray hair, NASA has previously indicated that spending time in space can cause “major physical changes.”

NASA writes on the Internet that “If all your physical changes are very fast, they have passed through life courses in the weeks of decades,” NASA wrote on the Internet, when the agency announced that it would start a “modern” research program to study the effects of space on the human body.

“You can release your chin overnight, or your hair starts in the days or by the week,” NASA said.

“This may seem away from reality, but space planes cause large physical changes, including rapid loss of muscle and bone density and imbalance in the immune system, which is equivalent to the effects of natural aging here on earth.”

In fact, a study conducted in 2016, found that the space planes were “affected by the genetic expression of human hair follicles”, that some astronauts are the genes that cause the controlling hair growth between the astronauts, which means that genes can prevent “cell multiples” within hair follicles.

Although men seem to be experiencing this phenomenon compared to women compared to women, researchers and space planes can lead to hair loss.

According to the newspaper “Daily Mail”, another study published in 2015 has found that rats spent three months in space at the international space station have been thinning the skin and disturbing of its hair follicles cycle.

Previous studies have shown potential relationships between traveling into space and increasing oxidative stress, which can contribute to aging, and then the gray of the hair. However, no study directly connects oxidative stress associated with space trips for hair color changes.

Some observers have the simplest commentary of Williams Silver Hair: Lack of hair die in the international space station.

In the American Navy the previous nuclear nuclear technician and space historian Emily wrote on “Threads”: “Some Sonita Williams asked me about the cause of the hair and her appearance was tired when she returned home from her space; because of the hair die or makeup mirror available in space.”

Bluumer and Williams were cut for 286 days at the international space station, and after their Boeing Starliner was gone, they were forced to stay in space for a few weeks.

Now, the astronaut is subject to a long recovery period in accordance with life in the light of the gravity of the earth.