Is conception possible in space, namely on Titan (a moon of Saturn)
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Is conception possible in space, namely on Titan (a moon of Saturn)

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-09-17] [Hit: ]
...-Didnt Kurt Vonnegut write a book about that?......
Yes. Sperm follow a hormone gradient to the ova in an essentially zero g environment on Earth. Being on Titan wouldn't change that.

Edit: @ Lodar: A fetus develops floating in amniotic fluid. It doesn't experience gravity stress until after it is born. Zero g should have no effect on its bones.

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I think very low gravity might be fatal to a fetus, specifically because the bones wouldn't be strong enough to survive the trip through the birth canal.

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Why? You can't get any on Earth? And Titan looks appealing?

You must be some kind of a cretin .....

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Didn't Kurt Vonnegut write a book about that?
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