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NASA sent thousands of jellyfish into space. Here's why it could help us get humans to Mars | BBC Sky at Night Magazine

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In 1991, NASA sent 2,500 jellyfish into space onboard a Space Shuttle as part of an experiment into the effects of weightlessness.
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NASA sent thousands of jellyfish into space. Here's why it could help us get humans to Mars | BBC Sky at Night Magazine

In 1991, NASA sent 2,500 jellyfish into space onboard a Space Shuttle as part of an experiment into the effects of weightlessness.

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skyatnightmagazine broke the news in on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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