NASA Lost a Tomato In Space
Published February 3, 2024
This video has 2.42M views and 172K likes, ranking #1,862,298 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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2,424,568
Likes
172,148
Comments
891
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Did you hear they lost a tomato on the International Space Station? Here's what happened and why it matters (besides just being funny). Astronauts on the ISS started growing tomatoes as part of NASA’s “XROOTS” experiment, which was all about growing plants without soil and hopefully sustaining astronauts on longer mis…
- Published
- February 3, 2024
- Made for kids
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