Astronauts first tried a salad grown on the ISS – TVNZ

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It was quite edible

The astronauts first tried the salad, which was grown on the International Space Station . As the channel “360 Moscow,” the astronauts first ate the leaves in pure form, and then add the balsamic vinegar and oil. According to the astronauts, salad appeared “quite edible”.

The harvest grown in the small greenhouse: After planting the seeds passed 33 days. In the near future on the ISS are going to harvest other vegetables – Chinese cabbage and radish. According to scientists, the plant also helps to dispose of carbon dioxide Space Station.

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