A mouse that travelled aboard China’s Tiangong Space Station has produced 28 pups after returning to Earth, offering rare insight into how microgravity may influence mammalian reproduction.

A female mouse, returning from a two-week stint on China's Tiangong Space Station, has given birth to 28 pups across three litters.

On October 31, four mice aboard China’s Shenzhou-21 spacecraft set forth on a two-week journey into space, about 250 miles above Earth, at the Tiangong Space Station. On November 14, when they ...

A female mouse from China's Tiangong Space Station has given birth to 28 pups across three healthy litters since her return, each exceeding normal sizes and adapting faster to Earth.

A breakthrough experiment from China’s space program has revealed unprecedented insights into the possibilities of mammalian reproduction after spaceflight. In a controlled mission involving four mice ...