- Open question: whether children conceived and raised in Mars gravity (≈ 0.38 g) or micro-gravity can ever safely live on Earth; no long-term mammalian reproduction data exist.  
- Literature survey by fenn shows all published space-development studies (including Russian work) lasted at most one week and never spanned a full mammalian life-cycle.  
- Cameron Smith (Portland State University) is independently building a DIY spacesuit and has outlined needed research in “Principles of Space Anthropology,” including a section on fetal development under altered gravity.  
- Existing short-term data: space-flown cockroaches grew faster and became “faster and tougher,” but comparable rodent data are missing.  
- Participants propose designing and publishing a concise experimental protocol for a complete mammalian life-cycle in space to encourage grad-student adoption or crowd-funded replication.