International Space Station
Watch Video: NASA Astronauts Harvest First Ever Radish Crop On International Space StationSpace Station Radish Crop: Researchers at the International Space Station grew 20 radish plants in the APH, after analysing their "CO2 effects and mineral acquisition and distribution".
- NASA Astronaut's 50th Birthday In Space Had Cake, Cookies And Mexican Food
NASA Astronaut Megan McArthur celebrated her 50th birthday in outer space. Her birthday featured cake, cookies and lots of delicious Mexican food.
- Viral Video Of Astronauts Making DIY Pizza In Outer Space Will Amaze You
A video of astronauts eating pizza in space has gone viral. The DIY pizza was assembled from a pizza kit at the International Space Station.
- Amazing! NASA Astronauts Make Tacos With Chillies Grown In Space
NASA Astronauts have grown chilli peppers in outer space, and they even made tacos with it.
- UberEats Delivers Food To Space: Here's What They Delivered
"This delivery marks one giant leap for Uber as we're committed to helping people go anywhere and get anything - now, including space," reads UberEats' official press release.
- Japanese Whisky Arrives at the International Space Station
An unmanned cargo ship loaded with emergency supplies, including Japanese whisky, successfully docked at the International Space Station.
- Thanksgiving in Space: Turkey, Green Beans and even Football
Turkey and football will be the main Thanksgiving headliners up on the International Space Station.
- Third Lettuce Crop Planted on Space Station
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have started planting their third on-orbit crop of red romaine lettuce, NASA said.
- Astronauts Can Now Enjoy Coffee in Space
The International Space Station will soon get an espresso machine, allowing astronauts to enjoy hot, freshly brewed coffee in space. A pair of Italian companies in cooperation with the Italian Space Agency (ISA) have announced ...
- Russian Scientists Approve Space-Grown Vegetables
Vegetables grown on board the International Space Station (ISS) can be consumed without fearing food poisoning, Russian scientists believe.Scientists have been studying "orbital-grown" vegetables, including Misuna, or Japanese Cabbage, for several years."The...
