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For the first time, astronauts aboard the International Space Station are enjoying fresh food grown in microgravity. Expedition 44 crew members, including Scott Kelly, Kjell Lindgren, and Kimiya Yui, tasted red romaine lettuce cultivated through the Veggie experiment after a 33-day growth period on the station. NASA is refining Veggie technology on the space station to provide sustainable food for future space missions, a crucial element of NASA's Journey to Mars. As NASA prepares for extended solar system exploration, Veggie will serve as a vital resource for growing and consuming food during long missions, and it could even facilitate recreational gardening activities for astronauts. The enhanced 4K imagery and video capabilities offer researchers a valuable tool for scientific investigations.


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