What’s wild? He’s not just a researcher; he’s also a test subject. As a physician specializing in aerospace medicine, Menon will spend months in microgravity studying how the human body adapts, helping NASA prepare for future Moon and Mars missions. One experiment? AI-powered ultrasound scans that could let astronauts diagnose injuries with zero Earth-based help. Another? Bioprinting organs in space; where zero gravity might actually improve tissue quality. And get this; he’s also testing how to make flawless semiconductors... in orbit. His mission isn’t just about space exploration; it’s about upgrading life on Earth, too. For students eyeing STEM, space medicine, or engineering; this is the kind of career that turns sci-fi into reality.