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Today my professor told me every cell in our entire body is destroyed and replaced every seven years. How comforting it is to know that one day I will have a body that you will have never touched.
This just made me feel so warm.
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Important especially for victims of abuse, remember your body is yours and it heals in more ways than you realize.
Okay, so I just want to say that this isnât necessarily true. Most of your cells have died and regrown several times in seven years, but some havenât, and some have died and wonât return. The seven year cell renewal is a myth perpetuated by popsci in magazines everywhere.
That being said, anywhere they may have touched you, your skin, your hair, your nails and so on, was changing the moment they departed your life, even before that. Your skin became skin theyâve never touched within 27 days. Your hair grows (on average) six inches per year, so depending on how long yours is, you were rid of their touch there within a few years tops. Your nails will completely regrow within six months tops. You were a body they never touched within three or four years. You will be a body they never touched within three or four years.
You have been rewriting your body, you are your own, you are constantly changing, and you are the only one who owns your body 100% of the time.
Pope Francis and Expedition 53 Crew Exchange Thoughts About Humanityâs Deepest and Oldest Questions
ISS - Expedition 53 Mission patch. October 26, 2017 In the middle of a workday where the Expedition 53 crew performed a routine emergency drill and additional ocular ultrasounds to map any eye changes, there was, most certainly, a higher (phone) call that actually came from more than 200 miles below the International Space Station at the Vatican: Pope Francis phoned in. It was no ordinary ESA (European Space Agency) in-flight event. Though the Pope did ask the requisite questionâwhat motivated them to become astronauts/cosmonautsâthe conference delved quickly into deeper topics, like the crewâs thoughts of humankindâs place in the universe. Each crew member took turns speaking to Pope Francis through ESA astronaut Paolo Nespoli of Italy, who translated.
Image above: On a screen at right in NASAâs Mission Control Center in Houston, Pope Francis speaks to the crew aboard the International Space Station on Oct. 26. Image Credit: NASA. Nespoli indicated that while he remains perplexed at humankindâs role, he feels their main objective is enriching the knowledge around us. The more we know, the more we realize we donât. Part of space stationâs ultimate mission is filling in those gaps and revealing the mysteries locked away in the cosmos. Cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin of Roscosmos told the Pope that it was an honor to continue his grandfatherâs legacy aboard the orbiting laboratory. Misurkinâs grandfather was a chief engineer of Sputnik, the worldâs first satellite to launch to space. Misurkin said he is now part of the future of humanity, helping to open frontiers of new technology. Commander Randy Bresnik of NASA spoke candidly to Pope Francis, saying that one cannot serve aboard the space station and not be touched to their soul. From Bresnikâs unique vantage orbiting Earth, it is obvious there are no borders. Also evident: a fragile band of atmosphere protecting billions of people below.
Space Station Crew Holds an Out of this World Audience with the Pope
Pope Francis said that while society is individualistic, we need collaborationâand there is no better example of international teamwork and cohesiveness than the space station. It is the ultimate human experiment, showing that people from diverse backgrounds can band together to solve some of the most daunting problems facing the world. âThe totality is greater than the sum of its parts,â Pope Francis observed. At the end of the call, the Pope thanked his new friends, offered his blessings and asked that they, too, pray for him in return. Related links: Expedition 53: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/expedition53/index.html International Space Station (ISS): https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html Image (mentioned), Text, Credits: NASA/Catherine Williams. Greetings, Orbiter.ch Full article