I keep thinking about what humans will look like in the future after watching a few of the National Geographic's "Year Million" episodes on TV.
I came up with the idea it is highly possible a group of scientists in the world may pursue a gene splice in humans allowing them to create a skin cell filled with sugar producing chlorophyll, the way plants do.
Once we have chlorophyll skin we could survive extended periods of time in space, without eating, by just soaking up the rays from stars we pass along the way! The carbohydrates produced by chlorophyll in our new skin would sustain our bodies through the cosmos to distant stars.
Maybe we would live longer with chlorophyll skin.
Interesting idea.
Definition:
Chlorophyll | Define Chlorophyll at Dictionary.com
References:
Year Million - National Geographic Channel
I came up with the idea it is highly possible a group of scientists in the world may pursue a gene splice in humans allowing them to create a skin cell filled with sugar producing chlorophyll, the way plants do.
Once we have chlorophyll skin we could survive extended periods of time in space, without eating, by just soaking up the rays from stars we pass along the way! The carbohydrates produced by chlorophyll in our new skin would sustain our bodies through the cosmos to distant stars.
Maybe we would live longer with chlorophyll skin.
Interesting idea.
Definition:
Chlorophyll | Define Chlorophyll at Dictionary.com
Chlorophyll definition, the green coloring matter of leaves and plants, essential to the production of carbohydrates by photosynthesis, and occurring in a bluish ...
References:
Year Million - National Geographic Channel
channel.nationalgeographic.com/year-millionc
Beyond the Cosmos. Will the future exploration of new planets mirror science fiction? Watch a preview.
www.organicfacts.net › Other
Chlorophyll helps in normal blood clotting, wound healing, relieving fibromyalgia, hormonal balance, deodorizing & detoxification of the body & promotes digestive health.
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