Mice develop thinner skin after just three months in space

The Verge
By Arielle Duhaime-RossMay 27, 2015, 11:14 am126 pts
Experiencing weightlessness for prolonged periods of time may cause skin to become thinner, according to a very small study of mice that spent three months aboard the International Space Station. Continue reading…

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