Italy Launches ORION 2 Mission Focusing on Female Reproductive Health
The ORION 2 mission, launched on May 15 from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, aims to study female ovarian function in microgravity. Coordinated by Gerardo D'Amora, the project marks an important step for Italy's role in aerospace research and gender medicine.
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The ORION 2 mission, launched on May 15 at 23:45 CEST from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, focuses on ovarian health for future Mars missions. This initiative, part of the ongoing research from the B.E.S.S.A.
Department at La Sapienza University in Rome, is led by Prof. Mariano Bizzarri and funded by the Italian Space Agency (ASI). The experiment will utilize MiniLab 1.0, an automated laboratory developed by ALI S.p.A.
The mission reflects a collaborative effort from the community of Castellammare di Stabia, with technical coordination by local resident Gerardo D'Amora. This mission reinforces Italy's contributions to the New Space Economy and emphasizes the integration of technology, education, and art.
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