Scientists are looking for women wishing to give birth in the space

The Dutch biotechnology company SpaceLife Origin has launched a project on the extraterrestrial birth of the first child.

Humanity dreams of colonizing the solar system and preparing for it gradually, but scientists believe that the implementation of such ambitious plans requires knowing how space affects different aspects of the human body.

The experience that you intend to do in 2024. If all goes well, then, for the first time in the history of our planet, is born "resimlerin" (that is to say people born outside of the earth).

"If humanity wants to become a mnogoletnim vision, we must understand how to reproduce in space," said SpaceLife Origin founder and CEO Keys Mulder.

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Before birth in 2024, SpaceLife Origin will perform some preliminary tests. The company is currently developing a "Space Incubator for Embryos" as part of its plan to introduce human ova and sperm cells and to send them into space by 2021. As soon as the incubator will be in the area, it will be ready for use. space, the egg will be fertilized and the development of the embryo will begin. . Four days after the start of the unit, the unit will return to Earth, where the fertilized eggs were injected artificially into the uterine cavity, followed by birth at the agreed time.

Three years after the tests, one or more pregnant women will go into space and give birth to the first form of life away from the planet.

"During the 24-36 hour mission, the woman will give birth to 250 km above the Earth (about 400 km), accompanied by a world-class medical team," said the company's representative. – A prepared and carefully controlled process, similar to Western Earth standards for mother and child, reduces risk.

SpaceLife Origin notes that this experience is not cheap. The company says that simply designing an embryo in space can cost around five million dollars and birth – and even more.

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