Last month a rocket thundered off a NASA launch pad in Virginia, destined for the International Space Station. Nestled among the 7,400 lbs. of supplies was a handful of seeds designed to open new windows into our knowledge of how plants grow in space - information that could lead to growing fresh food in space for people aboard the space station or producing biofuel on our own planet.
Last month a rocket thundered off a NASA launch pad in Virginia, destined for the International Space Station. Nestled among the 7,400 lbs. of supplies was a handful of seeds designed to open new windows into our knowledge of how plants grow in space - information that could lead to growing fresh food in space for people aboard the space station or producing biofuel on our own planet.
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