Phobos is the satellite of Mars.
It housed a non-permanent installation by the United Nations[1] and was not designed with the possibility of expanding population. It had a centrifugal gravity of .6 G.[2] With the establishment of Olympia Station in 2167, Phobos Station was offering support.[1]
In 2173 tests were performed by Dr. Monzoli concerning conception, gestation and birth outside Earth. Monzoli's results were very different from those during the late 20th century: Conception and complication were within normal range, with no unusual psychological effects on record. Stillbirth rate was 4% higher than the norm, but no considered cause for concern or autopsy.[2]