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SPRINGFIELD – Left standing at the 3-point line, arms open and waiting for the pass that didn't come, Tyrn Flowers never got the chance to be a last-second hero for his team at the Hoophall Classic on Saturday night. Flowers' Sacred Heart (CT) team had THE International Space Station’s zero-gravity vegetable garden has witnessed a tiny miracle after NASA grew the first flower in space. US astronaut Scott Kelly tweeted a photograph of the orange zinnia, which has flowered on the ISS. The flower was NASA astronaut Scott Kelly has attracted over 700,000 followers on Twitter by regularly sharing beautiful snapshots of Earth, as seen from the International Space Station. Over the past few days, however, Kelly has been photographing something a little This weekend, the astronauts up on the International Space Station reached a major milestone: they grew the first flower in space. More specifically, they grew a firey zinnia bloom. It’s beautiful, really, and the firey orange really contrasts pretty 13-petalled flower. The news comes shortly after Kelly tweeted photos of zinnias with curled and moldy leaves, indicating that the plants were stressed and suffering from flooded roots, according to The Verge, claiming that they weren't doing well and The flowers are people. Lots of people. New people. New places. New things. An abundance of fear and sweat emits from my body each time. New hellos. New hugs. New energy. New handshakes. New pictures. People in general are not easy for me, and I’ve felt .

Commander Scott Kelly tweeted some spectacular photos of zinnia flowers in full bloom from the International Space Station (ISS). According to NASA, data gathered from the Veggie plant station in ISS is vital for a future mission to Mars. Commander Kelly Space station commander Scott Kelly showed off his gardening results, posting photos of the flower on his Twitter account. Last month, he had to fight off mould that threatened to kill all the flowers in the space station's mini-greenhouse but he managed Green fingers: Scott Kelly has posted photos of the first flower grown in space, a zinnia The first flower to be grown in space has been photographed and shared by an astronaut on the International Space Station - and it looks as healthy as any Earth-bound Houston, we've got a flower. On Saturday, U.S. astronaut Scott Kelly, who is currently completing his first full year in space, posted a photo to his Instagram of an insanely gorgeous flower that the team on the International Space Station grew .