Courtesy NASA. Space tomatoes, portable diagnostic kits and yogurt bags growing beneficial microorganisms are just a sample of the innovations that will ride aboard SpaceX’s 26th commercial ...

"I harvested, I think, what was the first tomato in space, and I put it in a little bag," Rubio recalled in a NASA interview in October. He said he ended up taking the tomato out of the safety of ...

“I put it in a little bag, and one of my crewmates was doing ... Rubio had “been blamed for quite a while for eating the tomato,” NASA astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli said.

NASA says. After the tomato harvest last March, each astronaut was given a tomato sample in a Ziploc bag, Space.com reported. The astronauts were told not to eat the fruit since there were ...

Back on Earth in October, Mr. Rubio said in an interview with NASA that he had put the tomato in a little bag to show it to a group of students who were about to have a call with one of his crewmates.

A tomato, grown as part of NASA's VEG-05 challenge to cultivate food ... Following the harvest, each astronaut was given a ziploc bag with tomatoes inside, like the one shown below, held by ...

It turns out that there were actually two missing tomatoes, not just one, found squished in a tiny ziplock bag, and they’re looking a little rough tbh. NASA shared an update on the case of the ...

Following his return to Earth in late September, Rubio spoke at an October NASA briefing, where he shut down rumors claiming he had eaten his lost tomato.“I put [the tomato] in a little bag ...