A female mouse that spent approximately two weeks aboard China's Tiangong space station last year as part of the Shenzhou-21 mission has birthed her third consecutive healthy litter back on Earth, providing scientists with invaluable data on mammalian reproduction after spaceflight

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Source: [People's Daily China](https://t.me/PDChinaNews/13426)