NASA talks about where moon trees ended up – SlashGear

One of the most impressive eras in space exploration happened decades ago when NASA conducted the Apollo missions sending humans to the moon for the first time. NASA fans might not know that as part of the Apollo 14 mission with Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell, a third astronaut, Stuart Roosa, stayed above the moon in a command module and had hundreds of tree seeds amongst his personal things.
During the mission, the seeds were classified and sorted, and NASA left control seeds on Earth to be a…

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