The first satellite in space was named "Sputnik I".
<span>On the date of October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union successfully launched Sputnik I into outer space and it became the world's first artificial satellite. The satellite was about the size of a beach ball weighed only 183 pounds.
I've attached a picture to show you what Sputnik I looked like :)</span>
Sorry im not sure how this is gonna go but its worth a shot: without much genetic variation, organisms end up being more prone to diseases and deformities, not only with the body and its structure but also the way it thinks and acts (and if a living being, the IQ is likely to drop) making the generations less healthy and more prone to diseases and have a lower immunity and defence systems.