Ever since the first astronaut went to space almost 60 years ago, over 500 people have blasted out of Earth’s atmosphere. They lived and worked in space at different times. But nobody has ever been born there. What if you were the first space baby to be carried aboard a space station? How would your young body develop in microgravity? How would this affect your appearance? Would you be able to visit your relatives on planet Earth?
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