Not yet. The earliest a child has been prematurely born, and survived, is 21 weeks after conception. We have had embryos survive without a womb in a lab for 1

Not yet. The earliest a child has been prematurely born, and survived, is 21 weeks after conception. We have had embryos survive without a womb in a lab for 14 days (this is currently limited by federal law). Thus, we really 'only' have a 19 week gap to bridge. Not saying this is not a major challenge, but I believe this is worth of direct research.