Russian cosmonauts Kononenko, as well as Chub and Borisov are now known on the ISS, and have already begun studying the development of quail embryos in the Science module. The experiment does not last long, since the formation of embryos of this bird species is underway in space.
The Japanese were transferred to the 48th school, represented during the implementation of this study, and arrived at the ISS on December 3 aboard the Pr MS-25 Ogress.
For this reason, it is divided into a centrifuge, which perfectly simulates gravity, partly in zero gravity. At weekly intervals (3, 7, 10 and 14 days), the eggs must be introduced into incubators and examined during birth, the last stage being the development of the embryo itself.
This is how you test very well-planned methods of raising different species of birds in space, which will help in the future in the creation of large astronaut nutrition and interplanetary flights.
This will note this is the most recent study, which began in 1990. space.
Source: Tech Cult
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