CHINESE SCIENTISTS HAVE BAD NEWS ON HAVING BABIES IN SPACE. BUT THERE IS A SILVER LINING
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If the future of humanity lies in the vast expanse of space, could humans actually perpetuate the species beyond Earth? As a team of Chinese scientists has discovered – the outlook is not very positive.
The researchers used two of China’s Tianzhou cargo spacecraft missions to culture and study the differentiation of human reproductive cells in space. Early-stage human reproductive cells did not grow or develop nearly as well in space as on Earth, the team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences’...
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- News - South China Morning Post: If the future of humanity lies in the vast expanse of space, could humans actually perpetuate the species beyond Earth?
- News - South China Morning Post: As a team of Chinese scientists has discovered – the outlook is not very positive.
- News - South China Morning Post: The researchers used two of China’s Tianzhou cargo spacecraft missions to culture and study the differentiation of human reproductive cells in space.
- News - South China Morning Post: Early-stage human reproductive cells did not grow or develop nearly as well in space as on Earth, the team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences’...
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- Topic: CHINA — the feed headline centres on CHINESE, SCIENTISTS, HAVE, NEWS, HAVING.
- Original feed: News - South China Morning Post.
- Published: 17 Jul 2026, 00:30 UK.
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