Mice aboard the International Space Station
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2019
- Behavior of mice aboard the International Space Station
20 female mice were transported to the International Space Station by SpaceX CRS-4 Dragon spacecraft. On NASA’s Rodent Habitat, the mice engaged in a full range of species-typical behaviors. After 7-10 days, younger mice began to exhibit distinctive circling or ‘race-tracking’ behavior that evolved into coordinated group activity. This activity may represent stereotyped motor behavior, rewarding effects of physical exercise, or vestibular sensation produced via self-motion.
Credits
Research:
Behavior of mice aboard the International Space Station
April E. Ronca, Eric L. Moyer, Yuli Talyansky, Moniece Lowe, Shreejit Padmanabhan, Sungshin Choi, Cynthia Gong, Samuel M. Cadena, Louis Stodieck & Ruth K. Globus
Scientific Reports, 10.1038/s41598-019-40789-y
CRS-4 image: NASA/George Roberts 
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International Space Station ruclips.net/p/PLpGTA7wMEDFjV3rHufRlA_0vdSQFL9a40
SpaceX ruclips.net/p/PLpGTA7wMEDFhuvDu_hopPa3X6TiFoK_3Y
JAXA's mice on ISS ruclips.net/video/X415TsL2OqY/видео.html
The 2 mice: "Wait where is down what is reality even anymore"
The other 2 mice: " *i am speed* "
Resisting muscle loss by working out
The 2 mice: please don't attribute lame Tumblr/Twitter Millenial speak to us, thank you very much.
@@sownheard That shouldn't even work, it only works for astronauts because they get strapped down.
Dee Shut the hell up
@@Azakadune but running like that makes there inertial force to stick to the sides. Running laps like that can be compared working out
"fine, i'll make my own gravity out of centripital force" - those 2 mice, probably
Fugal!
52 Kards technically BH is right because centrifugal force isn’t a real force but a phenomenon or effect due to centripetal force
B H not just any two mice those two mice were pinky and brain...
@@viperstrike1908 Funny, I always got told it was just an Americanism
@@merxellus1456 there is no such thing
The conclusion:
despite all their rage they are still just a mice in a cage
someone will say whats in space can never be saved
Triangle mouse
Nice profile pic
DESPITE ALL MY RAGE IM STILL JUST-- sorry.
Day 150: sentience reached, mice constructing 100 petabyte supercomputer from paperclip.
Day 432: Our mouse emperors are kind and good to us. All hail the space mice, our wise rulers!
Day 987: Our Mice Rulers have left us and no one knows what to do since they were the one who guided humanity. So we decided to build a Giant Cheese Block to lure our mouse rulers back to earth.
Day 1364: After building the Giant Cheese Block it was brought to our attention that the smell of it wouldn't be able to travel into space... *MOTHER FLIPPIN!!!*
Pinky and the brain?
@@kylepace1680 ahhh I was going to say that!!
How does it feel knowing some mice have been to space but you have not?
I feel cheesy
I just so happened to be considering this when I scrolled onto your comment. Lol
Earth is in space. Therefore we're in space😁
How does it feel to know a dog was in space long before them mice or humans?
Feels great. I have no desire drinking water made from my own and my crew members' piss, I have no desire to be closed in cramped space for a year, I have no desire being far away from my nature and my girlfriend. That's why someone does it for you, so you don't have to.
The mice just solved the lack of gravity long space journeys, just run fast enough inside circular cage
Alfa Eco ⬛️ ❌⭕️
1st solved by hubbard/kubrick
Very well spoken
The mice are late to the party, this behaviour has already been observed in human male subjects in zero-g.
(Search "skylab running" on the 'tubes.)
@@1FatLittleMonkey why do we do that?
"One mouse eats while to mice run laps"
I can relate to that one
You look like the serial killer version of Ben Shapiro
which one??
I want to see spiders make webs in low gravity over a few generations, it would most likely be very helpful for designing large space structures.
i think they tried that out during skylab, although im pretty sure the results werent too good
help how?
Fucking how? 😂
@@dadogdoin1360if the spider can figure out a solid structure then humans can copy and perfect it
@@attilatormasi1733 Is this a joke...
Day 1: "No zoom, self groom"
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Day 11: "FULL ZOOM. K A C H O W"
I am speed
Speed
Speed
IM THE WORLDS BEST BACKWARDS DRIVER
If you're speed then I'm triple speed.
Scientist : let's put some mice into space, to study their behavior with microgravity
The mice : woohoo let's do space nascaaarrr
Ramadhan Dwi Lol
How can it be Nascar if there are no left turns? 😛
@R H how about strap a rocket to a wasp nest
Pretty creepy tbh
@Frederick Röders you see but it's only the younger mice doing this, it represents forms of boredom and play. They are adapting to life in micro gravity and enjoying it
Government: we’re not going to pay to launch pets into space.
NASA: no it’s an experiment trust me
I thank you for saying "pets" and not "vermin."
@Devilikg That would be really interesting to see actually, to see any kind of bird at all adapt in zero gravity.
considering how birds fly, lift vs weight, drag vs thrust and whatnot, it would be interesting to see how they overcome the lack of weight, I'd like to see how fast an eagle would go without the need for wings for lift increasing their drag
@@InsanitySkullZ You'd probably need a way bigger ISS for that lol
Pets?
Day 1 : why arent my feet touching the ground
Day 10 : hmmm if i push i caryy momentum..
Day 20 : IM A RACE CAR VROOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
XD
basically speedrunning tbh
These mice have a better train of thought than me
“My name is Jerry Allen, I’m the fastest mouse alive”
OMFG YOU ARE A LEGEND.
My homeboy Jerry is out there man I'm proud of him
I literally shouted
Moral of the story, mice are equally fast in space as they were on earth.
So don't carry them on Mars while migration.
That cut to the mice just suddenly making laps around the cage caught me off guard, I wasn’t expecting them to just start running in circles 😆
Nobody:
20 mice on the ISS: *NYOOM*
Nice pfp 😂
ahahahahahah
ok Katia that is enough internet for today
*MICE:* Something... Has... Changed. In this place we have powers beyond reason! 🤔🤔🤔
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can now traverse the length of this chamber with a gentle push of my tail
Our escape is imminent
Kneel before mouse Zod, KNEEL!
Great superman reference 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
So this is NASA's backup in case the ISS's reaction control wheels fail?
That's funny
Rs Rt That’s a good one!
nice one
ok this one made me laugh
KSP players will understand.
astronauts: So, how does is feel to be the first mice in space?
mice: Squeek.
My brother what a fucking video right?😂 great to see ya here bro!!!
@@endlesspotential2079 whats funny is that even these mice know the earth is round
Yes
Myc Riddle they should send “flat earthers” to space instead of mice. Mice are more intelligent and respectable creatures. 😂😂
@@endlesspotential2079 they would argue that they couldnt exist up there since there is no space. 🌍🥞
They atacc, they protecc. But most important, they run on interstellar race tracc.
Inhale exhale
Inhale exhale
Washimg machine
A dead space profile pic how fitting
Inhale exhale
The mice were clearly trying to reverse the ships orbit to make it drop out of the sky.
timr617 Little peanut brains came up with a master plan
@@Bran_Flakesx7 Actually you can't, the ship and the mice running around are a closed system. The only way they could slow down its orbital flight is by ejecting themselves out the airlock, and even then it would take millions of mice to make it drop out of the sky.
@LEGI0N Wolf you obviously didn't get it
So this happened 4 years ago and we're just now seeing it? Still interesting how quickly they adapted.
Yeah, I was quite surprised to see that. Would have assumed that they would be flying around like crazy for weeks. But seeing this literally makes me hear the Expanse theme in my head. Soooo awesome.
As soon as the study is published: NASA has to publish it within 24h
@@starshot5172 uh no? They don't have to... who says so??
NolanSyKinsley yeah, and that is a shitty policy
@@starshot5172 Yeah that was only a plot device in The Martian. There is no such policy in the real NASA.
lets be fair here, if we were in the same situation... that's pretty much what we would be doing
Yeah, and then I'd throw up for two hours!
You are not wrong
Self grooming observed
@@googlesupportandsecurity1485 DED XD
This is actually really cool! They seem to adapt pretty well in the short term. I wonder if rats and mice might be good pets for future spacefaring humans
time to uplift them
@@jediwarlock1 in a sense pets are basically biotrophies
They will shit on your bed and run away
Even mice knew that you need exercise in space. 😁
evolution has prepared them))))
You dont have to exercise in space but when or if you go back to earth you will feel weak and you may die i i think.
@@josuepalomares6820 well if you don't wanna possibly die afterwards.. then yea you kinda do need to exercise in space..
@@josuepalomares6820 you need to excercise in space to prevent muscle and bone degradation that can be debilitating once you re-enter earths gravity
Josue Palomares actually you do
Artificial gravity by running in loops
artificial intelligence for nasa
I suppose you could give them a round enclosure as well as the square one and see if they prefer the consistency of running round the circle, that might indicate that they preferred the more consistent g force induced. I wonder what amount of g force their running speed induces here, how close to earth's gravity is it??
@@stokepusher5481 Well, let's do a rough calculation. They seemed to be doing about one lap per second, and the cage is about 30cm (0.3m) across. Approximating the cage to be round, the circumference would be about 1 metre, so their velocity is 1m/s. Using the formula a=v^2/r, their acceleration would be (1^2)/(0.15), which is 6.7m/s^2. So they're actually generating about 2/3 of earth's gravity (9.8m/s^2).
*suddenly* artificial gravity exist
Thought the same thing. They probably noticed that zero g is bad to their health and instinctively started to run in circles in a way to simulate gravity to it's body.
Your perspective is wrong. The mice are stationary, the *_ENTIRE ISS_* is their hamster wheel.
LaGuerre19 Finally, we see the truth of how the ISS is powered: Not solar cells or batteries, but literally mice in a hamster wheel... 😝
yess its exactly the same as ah mouse wheel
Who needs gyroscopes when you have mice
Day 2: the mice are bored
Day 11: the mouse have learned what fun is
Day 2: the mice are bored.
Day 11: OH GOD OH FUCK HOW CAN WE STOP THEM, THEYRE GOING TOO FAST AAAAA!!!!
They’re beginning to believe.
Day 2: The mice are bored.
Day 11: The mice have discovered Oval Racing.
Day two= "OMG what's going on? This sucks!"
Day 11= "Wahooo!"
Update= WOW! 3.2K Likes? I feel so popular!
Steven Wheat I think you’ll find it’s likely to be the other way around
@@AirScottyfpv Doesn't look like it...I saw more nervous behavior on the first days
@@AirScottyfpv they aren't running like that cause of stress, like the end of the video said they do it for the self reward the brain gives from exercise
Mason Christnagel we use mice in science as they suffer from a lot of the same diseases that we do. Their DNA is very similar to ours. Closer than other mammals.
With that said, I doubt they enjoy being cooped up in a box on earth, yet alone in space. I know I wouldn’t enjoy it.
Would I survive, yes but that doesn’t mean I want to be put in a box and sent to space against my will.
@@AirScottyfpv Their DNA is not so similar to ours as you would believe, they just share a similar immune system, that's it. Their brain is a lot different from ours as they most likely don't understand the concept of freedom, although their does share a characteristic with our own: it produces endorphines when doing physical exercise which induces a sensation of pleasure which can become addictive. Basically, these mice are high on endorphines produced by their own brain, that's it. Besides, mice are used to living in confined spaces as they cannot be reached by predators, they also have all the food and water that they need, which for their simple minds driven by instinct, is more than enogh to feel comfortable.
Day 2: "YOOO WTF WE CAN FLOAT IN THE AIR THIS IS WACK AS F!!!"
Day 11: *You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) plays in the background*
most underrated comment of 2019
Omg I spit out my drink 😂
Day 2: "YOOO WTF WE CAN FLOAT IN THE AIR THIS IS WACK AS F!!!"
Day 11: *(Daytona) Let's Go Away plays in the background*
My only question, what did they do with all the floating mouse shit? Cause with two mice running like they are on crack they should be spraying the walls.
probably have some kinda of closed air circulation system.
I thoughts exactly. The human astronauts have to deal with their own "atmosphere" of detritus from themselves. I can only imagine how much floating debris 20 mice would spread.
I think we're gonna be able to make bets on 0 G mice races in the future
1:45 rare footage of my last 4 braincells during a math exam, 2019, colorized
Amazing how well and how quickly they adapted to an alien environment. Little buggers.
makes me think that they'll probably spread via spaceships to outer colonies, much like seafarers of old
Mice are not bugs
@@milky_wayan To be fair Space travel is a little more stringent than the boats of old transporting rats anywhere they went but it might happen eventually (though we will probably willingly bring them with us for science and one could escape)
@@DinoNucci Plus, also, I see no acts of buggery, unless OP knows something we don't o_O
@@DinoNucci "bugger" is a term to mean a "Rascal, Fellow, or, Chap", not used to describe an insect.
It also is a verb which means to penetrate the anus during sexual intercourse
Me: Being on the ISS would be my ultimate dream and achievement in life.
Mouse: 🖕
😂😂
What an amazing day to be a mouse.
or the classic, Mouse: "Hold my cheese."
It's not all that glamorous, it's cramped, loud and probably smelly and as cool as zero-g is the havoc it wreaks on your body after prolonged exposure and little exercise (unless you're one of the rare few willing to commit to exercise) isn't exactly worth it, I'd prefer to wait for the Virgin Galactic space planes or something just for a quick in and out.
jazz3911 lots of people exercise daily, it won't be that big of a deal
so incredible how they run around the cage perimeter like that. I feel really bad for the one who was just free-floating though while the racers kept bludgeoning her
Is it just me or did those mice adapt to space conditions faster than we did? This was absolutely incredible. They wasted no time in understanding their environment, and then making the most out of it to suit themselves. Gripping the cage with their tails for balance was an inspired idea. I think we all already learned a thing or two.
Would be cooler if they let them out of the cage and adapt to open spaces and how they would travel around in said space station.
@@globinboopin4226that would probably cause several issues lol
@@globinboopin4226they would be fucking zoomin
mice: *spend a few days in microgravity*
Also mice: I AM SPEED! *NYYOOOOOM!!!!*
HAHAHAHAG NYYOOOOOOM
I think the gravity of the situation escapes them...
slow clap
I already know I hate you
@@sadutk9380 I'm sorry but.......2 hours ago it was 4:20
@TheEsotericZebra I'm sorry but......one hour ago was 11:22, and I stopped giving a rat's ass way before that.
if they themselves were to escape, they would be *insert pun here about them zipping around? Catostrophiic? Bad? Funny, nyooom? Speeedyness?)*
Am lazy
Well RUclips...you've done it again. How did you know I would watch an entire video about mice in space....you clever *** 😂
It may have something to do with the fact that what recommend this video to you is a neural network, trained to recommend videos that keep people on RUclips longer
Because 17,000 people liked it. Meaning anyone who watches it will like it
This is my favorite video on the entirety of the internet. The speed at which these little guys run around is amazing, the fact that they seem comfortable in microgravity, it's all so fantastic. I LOVE THE LITTLE SPACE MICE!!!
2:00 Some serious LMC (Large Mouse Collider) out there
lmfao😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wouldnt want to see when they actually collide them 🤢
how is it "Large"?
@@a51mj12 wooosh bro. Big freaking woosh lol
They were probably bored as hell in that empty cage. No wheel, no tunnels, no nesting material, no challenge getting to food.
That's just part of the habitat, obviously.
The cage itself became their wheel
I would not be bored there. trust me. thats amazing
Not bored at all! They were experiencing microgravity, which it's entirely new. They even invented that race. Bored indeed.
@@racheltufts5541 I agree. I kept pet rats for 10 years. They need a stimulating environment and this was not one.
There's something so simple and yet surreal and hypnotic about watching mice move around in space. It's probably a good thing I'm not an astronaut because I'd spend way too much time just sitting by their cage and watching them...
1:45 Deja vu
I've just been in this place before
Higher on the street
And I know it's my time to go
Calling you and the search is mystery
Standing on my feet
It's so hard when I try to be me uoooh!
Had to scroll surprisingly far to find one of these here. Lol
I guess the flat earthers are gonna say they also have wires on them
no ,they're actually in a water tank .can't you see the bubbles ?.
_I tried my best with the _*_space comma_*_ to sound more like a flerfer_
@@EdwinvandenAkker
Is that their "secret handshake"?
Haha!
@Rolf Jander
Mmh, Conspiracy Catz reference?
Edwin van den Akker that wouldn’t be a flat earthers argument cause the sensible explanation they’d suggest is zero G plane flight and low budget camera
2:06 they are freaking exercising, that is incredible.
Wow. They adapted super fast. That is amazing!
One day, mice will take over the world. I welcome our new overlords.
@@DeadAbeVigoda Seriously, once we crash our ecosystem, and we can't grow our crops anymore...removing ourselves from the scene...rodents, insects, and corvidae will rule the planet.
NASA still doesn't know they accidentally sent Speedy Gonzales to space. Even Slowpoke Rodriguez is up there.
First Mouse: Speedy Gonzales, he once date my seester.
Second Mouse: Speedy Gonzales, he date EVERYBODY'S seester!
So....what you're saying is that astronauts with hamsters don't need hamster wheels and that they'd be fine with circular cages. Okay.
Thud Thud a hamster wheel that moves would be useless without gravity. They need to run in a circle around the cage to make their own.
@@CanadianGentleMen Yes, that's what I mean. All a hamster would need it a fixed circular cage whose walls the hamster could run around. They wouldn't need a movable wheel with an axle.
And without gravity, I don't think they could get dizzy. Or us, for that matter. As long as centrifugal forces are always pushing down. Weird thought.
1:42 BREAKING NEWS. ISS de-orbits today as super intelligent captive mice overload the onboard gyros
LMFAO 🐁
🔫🐁I’m a gangster mice I run this shit now
Oh god, I wouldn't say super intelligent but imagine the actual gyros not being able to keep up with the mice after a few days.
Well now that I think about it that wouldn't really happen, as they would need to move faster to produce more work.
So as long they have the same speed, like we saw when they were racing around, they are actually not generating any work, they do make work when they start and when they stop.
Oh well, it's an interesting idea, mouse gyros.
What are we going to do tomorrow night?
The same thing we do every night, Pinky-- try to take over the world!
There were gyros on board? Dang I really underestimated the astronaut cuisine
Moral of the story - Mice are quick adapting, so don't bring them on Mars while migration.
or maybe do
maybe they will find a way to survive even in the inhospitable wasteland and eventually ascend to take over the planet, becoming equally as intelligent as man
then we will thus have our aliens we wanted so badly but right next door
Moreover, breeding with multiple generations per year, they will also physically adapt (evolve) to any new conditions much faster than humans!
@@Starfloofle or they freeze/explode then die as soon as they step out of the ship
@@pyroteknikk3127oxygen?
Or do to see if they turn into bikers
Mouse 1 and 2: Guys we gotta get out of here the humans have-
Mouse 3 and 4: DEJA VU, I'VE JUST BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE, HIGHER ON THE STREET, AND I KNOW IT'S MY TIME TO GOOOoooOOOO!~
The mice "racetracking" reminds me of footage of "Skylab" crew...
Same
Exactly!!!
Ditto... Seeing the mice learning to float "vectorially" was really cute though ! Micro G floating mice just too cute !
Can s.o. privide a link to that footage, pls.?
Yes. Link please?
They able to adapt in almost EVERY environment including zero gravity. Impressive. Imagine ISS infested by those rat
@jon doe of course they are not fish
@@seanfadhilah7902There would be a lot of hallways full of mice races
They're*
rats*
... mice, not rats
@jon doe they*
I came to see some floating mice.
I was not disappointed.
Space denying flat earthers will claim the mice are wearing harnesses.
1:45 The mice basically reenacting the jogging scene from '2001'. Far out.
I'm pretty sure I saw Fuzz Aldrin in that cage
that's funny as hell
The mice adapted surprisingly quickly! Using the microgravity to simply float around instead of walking as they normally do. Cool!
2:03 "One mouse eats while two others become increasingly insane."
Lmao, you ever seen a mouse running in a wheel? They love that shit.
@@Jenny-kt2xjI've seen and heard one of my pet Rats run on her wheel, and I can confirm that she loves it.
Send them to Mars, they will breed and evolve into Biker Mice from Mars!
send them to Mars..maybe they will adapt?
The biker mice from mars were hot
I looked in the comments to see if anyone would make a reference to that cartoon I used to watch a bit as a kid
Send roach and it will evovle into like the tran formars
Then they will return to earth with tattoos and space meth.
Sad. Those mice got to experience something I may never.
Those mice will never be able to comprehend the world or universe like you or I do. I’d say they drew the short stick.
@@fredriddles1763 I love life. Just pointing out these mice are in space and I'm staring at my phone.
All mice get to experience something you may never. Being mice.
Being trapped in a tiny cage for months, then put to death and dissected? No thanks.
@NoseKey not the same, you get a few seconds of it at a time. you will get a minute or two total combined.
little guys might be stressed in a cage either way, but on earth you only have 1 ground square to walk around, and in space you now have 6! id say this is an improvement, you CAN actually run where on earth you can only pace.
Boy i have never been so jealous to mice
Nobody:
RUclips Recommendations: Wana see some mice in micro G ??
Exactly, still not complaining though.
Everybody: fuck yes I do!
I know how to make an ICBM now.
*Interlocking Continuous Bullet Mice*
lmao
ICBMS LAUNCHED
NSA alerted
New funding source for NASA, betting on microgravity mouse racing!
This is incredible! They seem to have adapted SO fast!
They figure out what to do. Adaptation to a unEarthly habitat is fast.
Mice sure do love to run! I am impressed at how quickly they learned to adapt. My mice loved to walk inverted on the lid of their aquarium. They got there climbing a plastic magazine rack with holes in it. These mice in space are behaving similarly to my mice, only much faster, with less jumping and more floating.
Hahhah that was funny especially when they 1st started floating around, just imagine what is going on in their tiny little heads,,, 🤣
me too
did they just sleep open in the cage or were they provided some kind of nesting material? Did they sleep in a clump or individually?
They quickly discovered that by running in circles they would experience centripetal forces, mimicking gravity. Life has been so successful because it builds on what it knows.
I don't think this would generate that type of force actually. They're doing the moving so they only have forward force not and outward force that would push their feet against the walls like a cyclotron type of ride. I'm pretty sure the cage is static and they're just holding the sides with their claws and running.
@@Max-zr7hr It would absolutely generate a sense of "down" by pseudoforce called centrifugal force in their rotating frame of reference. Cage's stiffness (electromagnetic force of the molecules) provides centripetal force.
No, wrong. They _experience_ centriFUGAL forces, while their legs generate the centriPETAL forces that keep them on a somewhat circular trajectory. Centrifugal force points _outward_ and is a result of inertia trying to keep objects on a straight trajectory, and centripetal force points _inward_ and enforces the curved trajectory.
When standing on the ground, do you feel the Earth pushing you up, or gravity pulling you down? If you were on a space station with rotational gravity, would you feel the ground pushing you inward, or inertia pulling you outward? When in an accelerating car, do you feel the seat pushing you forward, or inertia pulling you backward (relative to the car)?
You can force yourself to mentally flip your perspective to "feel" the "real" force rather than the newtonian reaction that is normally perceived, but make no mistake, this is entirely a perspective thing, and the natural perception is one of being pulled in all three cases. Also don't forget that gravitational force is just as much a "pseudoforce" as centrifugal force within the einsteinian model.
@@TommyTom21
Funny you should mention moms flushing toilets, seeing as that's what yours forgot to do after squeezing you out her butt. To be fair, she had no way of knowing that you'd exit the bowl through the wrong hole.
@@TommyTom21 squaring crippling depression will always be absolute unles your depression is imaginary.
so they ate some food then ran around in circles. excellent.
Don't forget we observed them self clean... So perfect 🙃
@@christiandrotor8301 all for the low cost of millions and millions of taxpayers money. NASA is such a scam.
@@iian_ , do note that many experiments are performed simultaneously on each space flight. You can see a list of the ISS's experiments here: www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/experiments_by_name.html
1:45 “weee” lmao aww so cute and innocent
Nobody:
Mice: WOAH MATRIX WALL RUN
Bet that cage smelled pretty bad after a week or so with all the floating mouse pee and poo
Apparently they had some kind of system to pull the waste away. I'm guessing a light flow of air in one direction, leading to some sort or poop trap. (barf)
They probably jettisoned the cage after the week long experiment was over
@@snaeshaads8203 cool
@@snaeshaads8203 Highly doubt that. More data would have been pulled from them re-adapting to earths gravity. Also would have been great study material for the effect of space on mice.
@@snaeshaads8203
Lol, they spaced them
"Race Tracking Behaviour" *Eurobeat intensifies*
Zyro Lupercal deja vu!
Mice: Today I was in space!
Me: Today I was on the toilet!
oh my god! they've adapted to the change of environment and atmosphere!
Would love to have seen them during take off.
The runners seem like they're having fun.
Imagine their disappointment upon their return of the runners. They'll probably start their own form of free running.
Hope they get to stay there 😀
You know they will probably be put down when they land
@@noname-wo9yy most of them will survive and be put to more tests. These results are too important for new age scientists to be put down, plus the fact that scientists now a days arent that heartless compared to those who came before the 21st century
@@noname-wo9yy that may be so but the put 12 females. They're probably gonna test their reproduction system. I.e would they produce they same or more or less amount of off spring then determine in the MUUUUUCH longer run how the Human Female body would cope after a certain amount of time?
It's the 12 females bit that got me.
Aaaah! I just got it. The males are lazy lmfao.
No exercise wheel? We’ll just run in circles!
Me:
RUclips algorithm: wanna see some rats in zero g?
The only thing worse than a mouse in your house is a mouse that can climb walls.
You mean like spider mice? They are in Hell, along with giant centipedes with legs made of snakes.
They climb all the time around houses up and down all the time, where have you been on Mars?
Those 2 mice are probably relatives of speedy Gonzales.
With Slowpoke Rodriguez in the middle.
Your comments are dope everyone knows that....
Wow. It is seriously impressive how quickly terrestrial animals can adapt to and live in microgravity.
01:50 _They atleast figured out SOMETHING to get rid of the boredom!_
Brain- Gee pinky, what are we going to do tonight
Pinky- The same thing we do every night, try to take over the world.
Brain- starts clowning around running circles around pinky chasing poop pellets.
I think you have the two confused, Brain wants to take over the world, Pinky is just... Well an idiot
They should just use a ton of mice instead of gyros
Yep. Self replicating gyros. The only downside is floating poop and pee.
coolant
I'm definitely curious to know how they evolve and adapt being born into the environment and successive generations. Long term space-faring will surely be surprising.
I, for one, welcome our new mice overlords.
Good one! And hail Odin!
its like that scene from 2001 where dave is doing laps in the centrifuge.
But, in this case, nothing is spinning around them.
So it's true, the ISS is actually powered by Mice Energy!
Astrounaut: hey NASA can you send a pet into our staition?
NASA: Ok! What pet, a dog or a ca-
Astrounaut: *m o u s e*
Anyone else initially read the lead text as _"Beware_ of mice aboard the International Space Station"?
Even mice have been to space before me. :(
Which is a good thing, if you're rational. Let others pave the way until our technology is more advanced and space travel is safe.
Maybe even the mice will go to Mars before us !
Sends a Cat into the ISS, ISS gets knocked down to Earth.
But it lands on its feet
I want to see a dog get zoomies in space
Google it. Dog already been in. Space.
with this knowledge we can finally travel to other star systems
Praise science!