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🌾🚀#Harvest in #Space. China has collected the first batch of rice samples from its latest space farming experiment aboard the #Tiangong space station, per CCTV News. The Shenzhou-23 crew is working toward growing two consecutive generations of rice in orbit, helping scientists understand how crops adapt to long-term microgravity....

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