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In 1972, Apollo 17 carried five desert mice around the Moon: Each had cosmic-ray detectors implanted beneath its scalp to measure deep-space radiation

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Five pocket mice traveled around the Moon on Apollo 17 in 1972. These animals carried radiation detectors implanted beneath their scalps for study. The experiment aimed to track high-energy cosmic-ray particles passing through living tissue. Four of the five mice survived the mission and were examined for damage. This research provided early insights into biological risks of spaceflight.
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