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Animals Have Been Cloned From Freeze-Dried Skin Cells in a Scientific First

The process of freeze drying really is punching above its (very light) weight. It makes for a delicious chocolate-covered strawberry, gives astronauts expanded food options, and now, the technique could be used to store DNA and cell information for

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Sex im Weltall: Strahlung, Libido und Co - so schwierig ist Beischlaf in der Schwerelosigkeit

Sex im Weltall: Strahlung, Libido und Co - so schwierig ist Beischlaf in der Schwerelosigkeit
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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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Space pups: mouse sperm stored on International Space Station produces healthy offspring

Space pups: mouse sperm stored on International Space Station produces healthy offspring
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Científicos: Los espermatozoides podrían sobrevivir en Marte hasta 200 años

Científicos: Los espermatozoides podrían sobrevivir en Marte hasta 200 años
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