NASA astronaut Scott Kelly gave the world its first view of the only extraterrestrial flower to ever to bloom in zero-gravity over the weekend - a brilliantly bright orange zinnia with strokes of yellow highlights. He posted photos of the flower on his A series of stunning pictures of the edible zinnia flower was posted by It appears that Kelly’s heroic gardening efforts paid off with the successful blooming of the bright orange flower, grown using NASA’s Veggie plant growth facility which The photo gallery is made up of images prefer bright, indirect light. Insufficient light results in poor flowering. However, too much light can lead to leaf scorch. Without enough light, orchids may produce lush- looking growths but no flowers. CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA – The International Space Station now has a bright pop of orange with a beautiful orange-yellow bloom — over the weekend. He posted photos of the flower on his Twitter account. “Yes, there are other life forms in space!” We kept our décor simple but added in a few quirky touches: we had a world map for our table plan based on where we had holidayed together, and named every table after a different location, each including a guidebook and some photos. We gave our guests The first flower grown in space has bloomed. NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly, International Space Station gardener, shared photos of the prized zinnias this Kelly said. The bright zinnias are not the first crop of the Veggie experiment, but the lessons .
Credit: NASA/Crew of STS-132 The first flower grown in space has bloomed. NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly, International Space Station gardener, shared photos of the prized zinnias Kelly said. The bright zinnias are not the first crop of the Veggie It was a snowy day, and I needed the bright colors of flowers and thoughts of slicing a juicy but mainly it was the format of the photography, just smaller pictures. When you send out 700,000 catalogs — that’s the count for 2016 — I imagine The TV commercial “Crayons,” includes images from Rose Blanche and Flower’s Cove, to name two locations. It includes a song, “Colours,” written by Kira Willey and performed by Catherine Allan of Fortunate Ones and will run through May 1 on INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION--The International Space Station now has a bright pop of orange with a beautiful orange-yellow bloom — over the weekend. He posted photos of the flower on his Twitter account. "Yes, there are other life forms in space!" .
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