NASA Vegetable Production System

Astronauts Use Their Green-Thumbs in Zero-Gravity Vegetable Garden Aboard the ISS

Medicine & Technology Mar 07, 2021

The zero-gravity vegetable garden on the ISS has just harvested its second batch of radishes grown in space. Mike Hopkins, the lead astronaut, has conducted multiple experiments for the viability of fresh crops aboard the ISS.

NASA Vegetable Production System

Astronauts Use Their Green-Thumbs in Zero-Gravity Vegetable Garden Aboard the ISS

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