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Mice blastocysts develop into embryos in orbital microgravity: https://www.space.com/international-space-station-mouse-embryo-reproduction https://www.space.co
by robotresearcher 5mo ago
Mice blastocysts develop into embryos in orbital microgravity:
https://www.space.com/international-space-station-mouse-embryo-reproduction https://www.space.com/international-space-station-mouse-embr...
Skepticism is good, but ignoring related work weakens an argument.
- schainks 5mo agoThis is a blastocyst, then back to earth experiment. No organ development?
- robotresearcher 5mo agoBlastocyst to embryo. It's not in itself evidence that humans can grow in space. It's evidence that the early stages of mammal morphogenesis work fine. So why conclude without evidence that human morphogenesis probably won't? It's too early to say either way.