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An astronaut 35 years from now will likely look quite different from today's astronauts. I assume it will have the following features: Technologically advanced clothing: The space suit will be lighter, flexible and with built-in health monitoring technologies. Perhaps there will also be adaptive materials that change their shape depending on the conditions. Increased skills: Astronauts are likely to be more multi-functional, trained not only in scientific experiments but also in robotics, artificial intelligence and even medical assistance. Physical fitness: A healthy lifestyle and adaptation to microgravity will be key. Astronauts will have new methods of maintaining muscle mass and bone density. Mental Health: Mental health support systems are likely to be much more developed to handle long-term missions. Visuals: Perhaps there will be more tangible signs of space travel, such as specific skin adaptations, but also innovations in the cosmetic industry that will help protect against radiation. In general, the astronauts of the future are likely to be more versatile, with better technology and much better training to meet the challenges of space.