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NASA needed to test crops in harsh environments. These SC arts teens stepped in.

SC teenage artists tending these plants are not crop experts — making them appropriate stand-ins for the astronauts who one day will be tasked with growing food on the moon.

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NASA needed to test crops in harsh environments. These SC arts teens stepped in.

SC teenage artists tending these plants are not crop experts — making them appropriate stand-ins for the astronauts who one day will be tasked with growing food on the moon.

19 hours ago·Charleston, United States

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