Space to Ground: On Top of It: April 19, 2024

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NASA's Space to Ground is your weekly update on what's happening aboard the International Space Station.
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Video produced at the NASA Johnson Space Center

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@SebastianWellsTL Месяц назад

Very cool! Plants are definitely a key player in maintaining the stability of Earth's climate!

@Pottery4Life Месяц назад

Thank you and welcome, Nicholas!!.

@barometricfunk Месяц назад

As a taxpayer, I would happily support NASA building the actual set in these videos instead of using a green screen. Seriously, I'm not kidding - we should build that entire set at JSC. Take my money and build it, please!!

@martythemartian99 Месяц назад

(Bad joke Nicholas Page hears far too often) Hey Nick, loved you in Ghost Rider. 🤣

@user-ft7fu8gl2g Месяц назад

This is so cool

@alanreader4815 Месяц назад

Wow What the Nickolas Page. 😁😉

@Rajibuzzaman_STEM_Rajibuzzaman 29 дней назад

WAITING PATAINTLY FOR R 8 FILLABLE

@jameswilson5165 Месяц назад

It takes billions to figure out why no water and 1oo+ temps stop photosynthesis. No wonder this country is going broke! One West Texas farmer could have told you that!

@ericlotze7724 Месяц назад

I think it was moreso if there are areas in the tropics where that is not the case. Similar to “Saltwater Rice” and all that being able to hunt down genes that survive in very rough areas, which can then be shoved into staple crops, is going to be a major help. Farmers are geniuses though and it is wild the amount of stuff that goes into planning/harvesting something as “simple” as corn.