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Twin Brothers to Perform Study Comparing Effects of Space Travel on Human Body
Twin brothers Mark and Scott Kelly did everything together growing up, serving as co-captains on their high school swim team and sitting side-by-side in AP Biology. Together they went on to become astronauts and are currently facing a year apart as Scott alone is slotted to spend a year on the International Space Station (ISS), while Mark watches from Earth.
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