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Brine Shrimp Eggs Project
Brine shrimp eggs were taken to the outer space through the US Apollo 16, and Apollo 17 missions as well as on the former Soviet Union Cosmos 782 and Cosmos 1129. The brine shrimp eggs were subject to series of experiments with various objectives whereas the overall studies targeted to test the impact of radiation
During particular mission (e.g. Apollo 16 and 17), the brine shrimp cysts had a round-trip from earth to the moon and back.
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