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Mouse Sperm Stored On International Space Station Produces Healthy "Space Pups"

Scientists were trying experiments on reproduction in space.

As a part part of it they did an experiment on 🐁 sperm. It was stored in space station in freeze - dried formed . It resulted in 168 young pups. In  that process, that sperm exposed to high level of cosmic radiation for 6 years. It led to large group of healthy "space pups".


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