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Can lettuce grow in zero gravity? What about tomatoes on Mars? In this fascinating booklet from City of Innovation, young readers (ages 7-14) discover how NASA scientists and astronauts are learning to grow food in space-right now! Through real missions like Veggie and Advanced Plant Habitat on the International Space Station, kids will explore: How plants get water, light, and air without soil or gravity Why fresh food is vital for long space journeys (and astronaut happiness!) How space farming could one day feed colonies on the Moon or Mars With simple explanations, real photos (or illustrations based on them), and a ""Try It Yourself"" section using household items, this booklet blends real science, future innovation, and hands-on curiosity. Part of the ""Innovation and Space for Young People"" series-where curiosity meets creation.

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