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This mice may not look like anything special. But the sperm that formed them spent three to six years In International Space Station. It is the longest biological experiment on the ISS yet. Exposure to space radiation didn't seem to harm the sperm's DNA or the cells to ability to produce healthy "space pups." After Returning the freeze-dried sperm cells to earth, rehydrating them and injection them into fresh mouse eggs, researchers transferred those embryos to female mice. About 240 healthy space pups were born from sperm kept on the ISS for nearly three years; about 170 other were born from sperm kept on the space station for nearly six years. Genetic analysis reveled no difference between these space pups and mice born from sperm stored on the ground. That may be good news for future spacefarers. Scientists have worried that cronic exposure to space radiation might not only put astronauts at risk for cancer and other diseases, but also create mutation in the DNA that could be passed down to future generations. The New result hint that deep-space travelers could safely bear Children. Source:-(science News ) ________________________________________ FOLLOW @ZAEZ_SCIENCE FOR RECENT SCIENCE NEWS. @zaez_science @zaez_science @zaez_science ___________________________________________ Hastages:-#sciencefacts #ascience #dscience #fsciences #scienceexperiment #scienceexperiments #scienceexperimentsforkids #scienceexperimentforkids #scienceexperimentsunday #scienceexperimentbaby #internationalspacestation (at International Space Station) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQQxY1Bl1Dy/?utm_medium=tumblr

[feeding2pickytoddlers]

H and I were looking at kids science experiments and he picked some he wanted to try. I see so many cool experiments online that I was excited to try them too! Buuuut they were all kinda a bust... . 1. Get a dish with milk, drop in food coloring, then use a Q-tip dipped in dish soap to make designs. I mean, it was neat for about half a second. Then we just had a tray of brown milk. . 2. Not pictured: elephant toothpaste. We tried plain and with stripes. And yea, it like boiled up out of the container but it didn’t do any cool explosion. Only thing I can think of is that I didn’t have a high enough percentage hydrogen peroxide. . 3. When the explosion was a bust, I went for a color mixing activity I’ve seen variations of on sooo many blogs/feeds. Maybe I used too long of paper towels or something. I don’t know. But the colors never “traveled” up the paper towels far enough to mix so it was just kinda eh. . I was never really into science so I have been hoping that I can instill some excitement in my kids that will help them be interested in science later. I won’t give up yet haha but these were all super disappointing...esp when I was pushing through my covid-exhaustion to set them all up 😩🤦🏼‍♀️ . #notascientist #scienceexperimentforkids #scienceexperimentsforkids #sciencefails https://www.instagram.com/p/CObCNSvFjeS/?igshid=1gth3xi32bo51

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