I dunno, that's cool and all I guess, but a twin isn't like a clone, in that it does not have the exact same genetic/cellular makeup. What do they expect to prove by observing two very closely related brothers which they could not prove by observing any other two humans?
That's a really good point. They are already aged so far away also. I could see major research possible on twin babies if they could get one up there, but not adults. Not that I'm saying they should of course.
I dunno, that's cool and all I guess, but a twin isn't like a clone, in that it does not have the exact same genetic/cellular makeup. What do they expect to prove by observing two very closely related brothers which they could not prove by observing any other two humans?
That's a really good point. They are already aged so far away also. I could see major research possible on twin babies if they could get one up there, but not adults. Not that I'm saying they should of course.