• Part 1 – Technical Feasibility "With current and emerging genetic engineering tools such as CRISPR-Cas systems, synthetic biology, and epigenetic modulation, is it theoretically possible to alter specific DNA and RNA sequences in humans to achieve physiological resilience and adaptability for long-term survival in extraterrestrial environments, such as the Martian surface or other planetary bodies with radically different atmospheres, gravity, and radiation exposure?"
  • Part 2 – Evolutionary Implications "If such artificial genomic modifications prove feasible, would this necessitate a fundamental re-evaluation of the Darwinian model of evolution as the sole explanatory framework for human adaptability? Could the capacity to engineer survival traits for non-terrestrial environments suggest that our genomic structure may be more flexible than previously thought, or even hint at alternative evolutionary influences beyond Earth-based natural selection?"
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