If you were hoping to get a little bit smarter today, but not take too long doing it,

well, you're in the right spot because this is Curiosity Daily from Discovery.

I'm Nate. And I'm Callie. We're so excited to have you here

with us today you guys or we're going to learn some awesome stuff.

Today you will learn about the effect of space on our kidneys, how a simple display

of pride can win a fight and bad news for artists who we know bad things about.

I'm excited about this one, let's find out.

For as long as there have been humans, our eyes have looked up at the stars in wonder but it's only

been in the last 60 years or so that we've actually started to see that space is a place

where we can go. Oh good another space story these make me so. But it is the final frontier after all.

No doubt, but as our interstellar and interplanetary dreams are quickly becoming a reality,

we keep running into problems we could have never imagined.

Oh, absolutely. We've talked on the show about the trouble with space travel.

Like how do you grow enough food on the space mission to Mars?

Or how does the lack of gravity affect our essential biological systems?

And it seems like every time scientists come up with an answer for one problem, another

one shows up.

I've got some bad news for you then.

A new study from University College London

suggests that spaceflight could cause permanent kidney damage.

Huh, I'm trying to make a connection between spaceflight and kidney damage.

Does this have something to do with zero gravity?

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