Yemeni scientist wants to build a baby factory full of artificial wombs

According to Hashem Al-Ghaili, the far-flung fantasies of Attack of the Clones and Death Stranding may become commonplace sooner than we think. The well-salted Instagram pitch soon spread like wildfire due to Al-Ghaili's impressive claims. EctoLife, as its creator is calling it, would incubate up to 30,000 babies a year, prevent genetic disorders, offer customized nutrition plans, and even come with a smartphone app so that expecting parents could monitor their baby's process. — Read the rest