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Space Jellyfish: the Nasa Experiment that Ended with 60,000 Specimens in Orbit
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In 1990, NASA launched an interesting experiment that brought 2,000 baby jellyfish into space, which allowed important data to be collected about the possibility that other living beings could live beyond our planet. It sought to emulate human life using these invertebrate animals. Dorothy Spangenberg’s team launched this experiment, which ended with 60,000 specimens in orbit returning to Earth, and whose aim was to be able to know how micrograv…
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