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🇨🇳 CHINA’S NEW ASTRONAUTS? TINY, FURRY, AND BASICALLY ON VACATION China launched 4 mice into space with zero-gravity food, poop systems, and cozy nap pods. Their job? Just vibe. Eat, chill, be adorable, and help humans prep for deep space. Source: CGTN

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