Hey everybody, Maddie, Sify here with the indisputable John Hamilton science correspondent.

Hey John.

Hey, always a pleasure, Maddie.

So we've pulled you in for one of our short segments stacked with science facts, which

we call microwaves.

Ooh, clever.

Good thing it's not nano waves or we'd be done already.

John, I like that nerd energy.

Keep that for the rest of the show.

OK.

I'm really excited about this episode, John, because we're doing something that we don't

always get to do on the show.

We're going to revisit an experiment we talked about from earlier in the year, which now

has some sweet, sweet peer-reviewed results.

Yeah, that is right, Maddie.

You know, back in January, you and I were talking about these genetically modified mice,

the ones that have these huge muscles.

They had just come back from space, and now the researchers who created these mice,

they have published their findings, which are most excellent.

So today on the show, what researchers have learned from the mighty mice who traveled

to space.

And what it could mean for astronauts making long journeys into the great unknown.

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