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How do small mammals reproduce in the ISS (International Space Station)?

Asked by RedDeerGuy1 (24462points) June 22nd, 2019

Are their any problems , or complications, with human, or small mammal , reproduction in other places than Earth?

Have astronauts tried any experiments in the subject?

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zenvelo's avatar

Artificial insemination. For humans, a lot of bungee cords.

Seriously, there have not been any known experiments.

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elbanditoroso's avatar

I assume that mice and other small animals might do it the old fashioned way.

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Yellowdog's avatar

WHHHHOOOOO no! It feels better doin it up there due to the “H” factor. Problem is, not many rat stowaways on the ISS

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mazingerz88's avatar

A question worthy of an epic Pixar movie.

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