whats with the whole "mars = JELLO BABIES" meme here?

>>8903951
because reality is not your idiotic sci-fi media
JELLO BRAIN

>>8903954
not really a valid answer. youre a tool

>>8903951
Even if that was the case, you could also easily build a rotating hab with a slanted floor which would increase the downward acceleration to earth's and have pregnant women spend most of their time in those

>>8903957
not an argument

>>8903959
>let's put pregnant women in a centrifuge for 9 months, this is a practical solution
stop making these retarded threads and LARPing in them you idiot underage faggots

>>8903965
>Not wanting to put pregnant women in a centrifuge for nine months

>>8903951
there is no evidence that in low or zero gravity environments a fetus will develop any differently than in earths gravity.

If I am wrong I would love to see the link to the study.

>>8903976
this

>>8903965
At large enough sizes there is almost no corealis effect, plus you can make use Mars gravity by having a slanted floor which will allow colonists to drop the speed requirements even further

>inb4 jello baby protests shutting down pads

>>8903976
In space, astronauts suffer from bone fragility. This becomes more of a problem the longer they stay up there. Logically, why wouldn't the same happen with developing children?

>>8903959
I'm sure this would fly with any ethical committee. Once you reach adulthood and work on experimental projects, you'll come to realize that ethical and financial constraints prevent you from designing any experiment you like. In the mean time, please stop larping.

>>8903995
maybe because a fetus doesn't develop the way a grown adult does anon

>>8903995
because mars isnt space retard, it's a planet, it has gravity.
granted its less than earths, a lot less, but no studies have been done to suggest that mars gravity would have a detrimental impact on anybody, let alone developing children

If abortion is legal, why are experiments on pregnant women in space not allowed?

>>8904008
I have a better one for you, what is the reach of laws in space?

>>8904014
Whatever America likes desu.

>>8903951
Because humans developed in a particular physical environment. It's fairly sensible to assume that changing that environment would lead to humans developing differently.

>But no studies have been done
Reduced gravity experiments have been done
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15607544
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0006753
It fucks your shit up yo.