There is growing interest in whether humankind can build colonies on the universe, especially on Mars, but nothing is known about how the reproduction of the human race will take place in an extraterrestrial environment.
Experts have yet to answer how newborn babies born out of human colonies can grow in the extraterrestrial environment.
The fact that there is no knowledge of the problem makes it more difficult for humans to live in alien planets.
Christian Renhart, an associate professor at the Emergency Department at the Department of Health and Human Services at George Washington University, says there is a lack of information on how human growth and reproduction can take place in the extraterrestrial world that is essential for building permanent sustainable colonies on alien planets.
There is growing interest in whether humankind can build colonies on the universe, especially on Mars, but nothing is known about how the reproduction of the human race will take place in an extraterrestrial environment.
In an interview on the Internet live broadcast panel on May 16, entitled "Return to Deep Space on the Launcher," Renhart said, "Not only how human reproductive systems adapt to the space environment, To stay on the planet, build no colonies
And if it is about talking about keeping humanity there, it is essential to have a baby in an alien colony to make it possible. To be honest, the research on this part has never been done because it was not so necessary. "
"But if we are born as a space race and dream of living in an extraterrestrial environment forever, this is a crucial issue we need to look at," he added.
Scientific research has never been conducted on the proliferation of extraterrestrial environments. Not long ago, a research team from Japan used mouse sperm, kept frozen for nine months at the International Space Station, to say that healthy babies were born.
The results of such experiments and studies in Japan suggest that, as initially thought, relatively harmful radiation levels do not have a limited effect on the birth of a higher universe environment.
Embryos born from rat sperm that were kept frozen at the International Space Station were cultivated on Earth. Renhart said the human embryo is a mystery as to whether deep gravity in the universe, orbits, and Mars, and especially the Martian gravity of Mars, is only 38 percent of the earth and can survive in such an environment off Earth.
"We do not know how this baby will grow when a baby is born in a space-poor environment or on a planet," Renhart said.
Questions such as whether these children's bones will grow like the bones of the general population on earth or whether a child born on another planet can stand properly when it comes to Earth is worth thinking about and questions raised on the same line Exist infinitely.
Renhart argues that the children born and raised on Mars will have a very different appearance from those of Earth's people, and that this will be a milestone in human history.
Several cosmopolitan and private companies around the world have dreamed of building colonies on Mars for years.
Efforts are underway to realize these hopes, and scientists are planning to send manned spacecraft to Mars.
Scientists say there are a myriad of obstacles to realizing Mars' mission to humankind, but a considerable number of studies and experiments have been done to solve large and small problems slowly but surely. These large and small issues include settlement construction and landing sites
All the considerations necessary for selection are included.
The problem with the reproduction of human beings has been discussed previously, but I have focused on this issue as one of the many fields that have not yet been studied.
Regarding this issue, Renhart said, "It is one of the things we do not know about how human reproductive activities take place in space."
Although mankind has decided to build a colony on the moon and to build a settlement out of Earth, what many people are overlooking is how mankind on the other planet will be different from earth man.
Those born on other planets will grow in a completely different environment from the planet and evolve in a different way.
This is related to the fact that human body development is highly relevant to what is needed to grow. In other words, what a person really needs to achieve physical development and maturity can be perceived as adapting to the environment, even if he does not push the rigid standard of evolution.
The concern now raised is that mankind, born and growing on Mars, will grow in an environment where other gravitational forces, different degrees of sunlight, and many other factors act.
Researchers say that human births in an environment that is off the planet can affect how the bone develops in the process of growing the embryo,
