Asimov's science fiction works, including the "Lucky Starr" series, ingeniously incorporate anthropological concepts related to human evolution and adaptation within the context of space exploration and colonization. Throughout his narratives, Asimov masterfully explores the challenges humanity may face when venturing into the vastness of space, shedding light on the intricate interplay between our biological nature and the demands of extraterrestrial environments. In the "Lucky Starr" series, Asimov presents a future where humans have colonized various planets within our solar system. With each new world, the colonists must adapt to the specific conditions and limitations imposed by their new environment. Asimov cleverly integrates anthropological concepts by showcasing the evolutionary changes that occur within these populations over time. For instance, on the planet of Venus, the colonists have developed physical adaptations, such as enhanced heat tolerance a