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Zero-Gravity Pregnancy: Scientists Conduct Experiment to Determine if Astronauts Can Be Pregnant in Space

Is pregnancy possible in space? Japanese scientists conducted an experiment to find out. Can you get pregnant in space? This is what many people have been asking for the past few years ever since NASA and other agencies started exploring the universe.

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Can Humans Get Pregnant In Space? Scientists One Step Closer To Finding Out

Researchers successfully cultured mouse embryos on the International Space Station for the first time, suggesting early mammalian development isn’t affected by the high-radiation, low-gravity environment of space.

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No nookie ban lifted in space as scientists discover it s safe to make babies

No nookie ban lifted in space as scientists discover it s safe to make babies
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Freeze-dried mice: How a new technique could help conservation

Cloned mice produced fewer offspring than would have been expected from natural-born mice

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Humans can reproduce on Mars because sperm can survive there for up to 200 years, a new study suggests

Humans can reproduce on Mars because sperm can survive there for up to 200 years, a new study suggests
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