Human sperm move poorly in zero gravity
Research by Spanish scientists shows that in a zero gravity environment, human sperm lose vitality and mobility.
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Research by Spanish scientists shows that in a zero gravity environment, human sperm lose vitality and mobility.
Prolonged space travel has been shown to cause serious damage to the human body.
Four zebrafish are doing well after nearly a month in space on China's Tiangong space station, but they are showing signs of disorientation.
Astronaut Yuri Gagarin was the first person to eat in space in 1961, with pureed food in a tube.
Cancer and bacteria cells behave differently when they are not affected by the Earth's gravity.
Scientists have found a way to use sound waves to lift droplets, a technique that could lead to the development of new drugs that allow the body to absorb easily.