Plants in Space

Did you know plants are an important part of space exploration? There are two good reasons why: firstly, the space environment is great for plant research... and secondly, growing plants in space gives astronauts a sustainable way to eat! Check out this video to learn more about how plants are grown in space, and think about what you'd like to eat if you were an astronaut.
And for a limited time, come see our special Plants in Space exhibition now open at the Australian Space Discovery Centre in Adelaide! Plan and book your free visit here: www.industry.gov.au/australia...

[@SilviMukherjee]

Very informative video. The background music could have been a little softer.

[@thorgraum1462]

agreed

[@SilverViper1000]

And less like a advertisement from the last century. It felt really like a satyre. If anyone watched "The Boys" recently, they also use such music for their in-universe ads.

[@saad2fan161]

Information for all peaple 💐

[@demonrelm2474]

U should make cotton candy duck weed!!

[@kieranwagstaff]

Plants in Space! The vid introduces the viewer to what's going on but I personally found the background music too distracting and felt it took away from the research and aspirations being developed.

[@fightclubfrenzy]

Awesome video, thanks. Background music was not needed at all. It’s actually distracting

[@SFCFilms]

Are plants also good for natural CO2 scrubbers? How much of the food ISS astronaut eat are grown on ISS?

[@mynameisshadywhat]

That's impressive but can you grow cattle in space?

[@AjayDahake-nl1eg]

Shimla mirch my favourite

[@deborahstevens567]

I enjoyed the video. Should make like astro310 (USAFA) explaining such things orbits, launch windows, interplanetary trajectories etc. making this suggestion to teach all our fellow Australian’s about space travel and opportunities to create launch vehicles and travel deep space building a moon base delta V requirements such as 11.2 km/S a good book on subject Space Propulsion Analysis & Design by Humble,Henry, & Larson part of Space Technology Series. We should ask ourselves do we want to go to the moon and then to mars???

[@ArunSingh-jj7oj]

❤❤❤very good ❤ Hori om 😅😅

[@thorgraum1462]

i dont know about you all, but i sure would love me some lasagne duckweed

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

A botanist named Dr Calyx

[@AjayDahake-nl1eg]

Hibirid seeds in world

[@Dr_b_]

Can barely hear the narrator for the music, really bad production

[@OttosAudio]

You could suggest it nicely as constructive criticism, Jeez. Yea what you're saying isn't wrong but please just say it instead of insulting them.

[@Dr_b_]

@@OttosAudio Dear Luminary of Cinematic Experiences, I have just had the utmost pleasure of immersing myself in the rich tapestry of sights and sounds that is your marvelous video. Humbly, I would suggest a slight readjustment of the audio balance. Lowering the music volume might let the visual narrative and soundtrack more harmoniously achieve symbioses. This minor adjustment in an otherwise magnificent video can ensure your works message is conveyed properly. I say this with absolute and utmost respect for your talents, and like the director of Tenet, it must be me, and everyone else, who doesn't understand how low volume in speech is an artistic asset.

[@OttosAudio]

@@Dr_b_ Nailed it.

[@man-by9iz]

@@OttosAudio you could have said it more harshly as decostructive criticism to better convey the message to the recipient.

[@Smee86]

Freaky Deaky.