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Human Minibrains Launched Into Space Thrived in an Unexpected Way
Human minibrains in little vials surprised scientists by surviving a stint in low-Earth orbit. US researchers sent lab-grown blobs of human neural...
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SpaceX's tech-billionaire astronaut, Jared Isaacman, says his future missions are a 'question mark' now
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