Huh, I never would have imagined that. What a quirky hobby. How fun!
Huh, I never would have imagined that. What a quirky hobby. How fun!
Yeah exactly, some pizza places offer bbq chicken pizzas etc. with bbq sauce as the base instead of tomato sauce. Now I’m vegetarian so I don’t eat bbq chicken, but I’ll occasionally treat myself to a bbq pizza with onions, peppers, &/or pineapple.
Regardless of sweetness, it’s the garlic, tomato, and Italian herbs in the sauce that clash with the pineapple in my opinion.
Besides, I make my own pizza sauce without added sugar, and I don’t like the sweeter pizza sauces at certain chains like Pizza Hut.
I like pineapple on a bbq pizza. But a pizza with tomato sauce? I just can’t do it. Those flavors clash.
The point of this experiment is the long-term preservation and storage of genetic material, not to answer whether or not we can reproduce in zero gravity. You’re familiar with the concept of a seed vault? It’s the same idea, just a different kind of seed.
That being said, who wants to bear the risk of medical complications from pregnancy 250 miles above the ground? It would not be an ethical experiment to intentionally do this. That being said, if it happened anyways despite protocol, you can bet your ass they’ll collect as much data about the pregnancy as possible.
I didn’t know about that community, thanks for the rec