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Mice Embryos Have Been Successfully Developed in Space; Off-Earth Human Reproduction Soon?

It marks the first time that a study has shown the viability of mammals developing in a microgravity environment. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com

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Scientists Grow Mouse Embryos in Space for the First Time

Scientists are exploring the possibilities of human reproduction in space, and while a new study shows promise, the scope of the research remains limited.

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Babies in Space? Scientists Grow Mice Embryos 400 Miles Above Earth

Scientists have grown mice embryos up to the blastocyst stage in space for the first time ever and found that they developed successfully.

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Japan grows mouse embryos in space in historic first

In a world first, a group of Japanese scientists successfully grew mouse embryos aboard the International Space Station (ISS), offering hope for human reproduction in space. How they did it: The team, which consists of researchers from the University of Yamanashi, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and national research institute Riken, developed a device that allowed ISS astronauts to handle early mouse embryos. In August 2021, they sent the station 720 frozen embryos, which were then cultured for four days.

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Mice embryos successfully grown in space, a promising milestone for human space exploration

Mice embryos successfully grown in space, a promising milestone for human space exploration
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