A Netherlands-based start-up called, SpaceLife Origin has plans of conceiving and delivering babies in outer space. This company planned to start operation in October 2019 through only three different missions.

The company had the bizarre dream of starting the unnecessary feat of making human reproduction possible in space. The three missions needed to make this possible will be the stages necessary for successful human reproduction in space.

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The first mission is called the Mission Ark. People in need of the service would have their sperm and eggs sent into low earth orbit inside a small satellite. The test tubes would cost between $30,000 and $125,000 each. This part of the procedure is expected to kick off operations by 2020.

Finally, the next stage is Mission Lotus. It would require reproductive cells to be sent into space for fertilization in a unique incubator. After four days it would be sent back to earth for implantation. These round of operations are expected to start in 2021. They are expected to cost up to $5 million per client. However, in recent reports, this part of the operation has been suspended.

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The last bit has also been suspended. It was called the Mission Cradle. A pregnant along with a medical team would be sent to space to deliver her baby. This part of the mission was scheduled to kick off in 2024.

However, in recent reports, medical experts have expressed concerns about the safety of the procedures. These concerns have caused the company, SpaceLife Origin to suspend a lot of its proposed operations until later.