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Salad in Space: Can NASA Grow Food in Zero Gravity?
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May 29, 2014
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1:19Now PlayingMay 29 (Bloomberg) -- NASA has sent plenty of monkeys and humans into space but they've also been shooting plants into orbit since the '60s. The latest plant-based experiment to take root on the International Space Station is called "Veg-01," and if it's successful, astronauts may soon be growing -- and eating -- their own extraterrestrial crops. (Source: Bloomberg)
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