Each time a robotic explorer launches from Earth, it faces innumerable challenges — any of which could cut the mission short. California-based asteroid mining company AstroForge shared on Thursday ...

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It's still unclear whether the genetically modified mice can tolerate colder conditions than standard mice, but Colossal scientists say they will test this in the coming months. "We know that the ...

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Close-up view of a custom-built apparatus that researchers at Johns Hopkins University used to test the effects of jumping on cartilage in mice. The study corresponded to roughly five human years ...

"The positive effect we saw in these mice is huge, and the magnitude of it was unexpected," Chiaberge said in the statement. "They can basically make their cartilage thicker if they jump — maybe ...

According to scientists, jumping training can help astronauts prevent the type of cartilage damage they are likely to experience during long missions to the Moon and Mars. In addition, this simple ...

A new study suggests that jumping workouts could help astronauts prevent cartilage damage during long missions to the Moon and Mars. Researchers found that mice who jumped regularly had thicker ...

Jumping workouts may be key to thwart the risk of cartilage damage and boost bone strength in astronauts during long space missions, claimed an animal study on Thursday. The findings, although ...