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International Space Station crew eats first ever salad grown in space




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Every bit of food consumed on the International Space Station has always been delivered via costly manned and robotic missions. That will start changing, as the ISS crew have harvested their first edible crop of lettuce grown aboard the station. Past plants were only for research purposes, but they got to eat some of it this time. This could be a big step toward a more sustainable future for humans in space.
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