A 16-year-old girl, a high school student from New York, Anna-Sophia Boguraev,
一个16岁的女孩，一个来自纽约的高中生，Anna-Sophia Boguraev，
wondered whether changes to the DNA of astronauts could be related to this immune suppression,
想知道宇航员的DNA变化是否可能与免疫抑制相关，
and through a science competition called "Genes In Space,"
通过一个被称为“太空基因”的科学比赛，
Anna-Sophia designed an experiment to test this hypothesis using a personal DNA machine aboard the International Space Station.
为了测试这个假说，Anna-Sophia设计了一个实验，在国际空间站上使用了个人DNA检测器。
Here we see Anna-Sophia on April 8, 2016, in Cape Canaveral, watching her experiment launch to the International Space Station.
这里，我们看到的是Anna-Sophia2016年4月8日在卡纳维拉尔角，看着她的实验装置发射到国际空间站。
That cloud of smoke is the rocket that brought Anna-Sophia's experiment to the International Space Station,
那团烟是火箭带着Anna-Sophia的实验设备去国际空间站，
where, three days later, astronaut Tim Peake carried out her experiment -- in microgravity.
三天后，宇航员蒂姆·皮克进行了她的实验--在微重力环境中。
Personal DNA machines are now aboard the International Space Station,
个人DNA检测器现在在国际空间站上服役，
where they can help monitor living conditions and protect the lives of astronauts.
在那里它们可以帮助监测宇航员的身体机能，并保护宇航员的生命。
A 16-year-old designing a DNA experiment to protect the lives of astronauts may seem like a rarity, the mark of a child genius.
一个16岁的孩子设计了DNA检测实验，为了保护宇航员的生命，看起来非常罕见，天才儿童的标志。
Well, to me, it signals something bigger: that DNA technology is finally within the reach of every one of you.
而对我来说，它标志着更重要的事：DNA技术终于距离你们每一个人都不远了。
A few years ago, a college student armed with a personal computer could code an app,
几年前，一个大学生配备上一台个人电脑就能写出一个应用程序，
an app that is now a social network with more than one billion users.
现在这是一个社交网络的应用程序，有超过十亿的用户。
Could we be moving into a world of one personal DNA machine in every home?
我们可以进入一个每个家庭都配备一台个人DNA检测器的世界吗?
