How a Tiny Bit of Indian Soil Might Have Found Its Way to the Moon and Here's How Tardigrades Were Secretly Smuggled To The Moon
- 5 years ago
The only likely surviving payload onboard the Israeli lunar lander Beresheet, called the Lunar Library, contained a leaf and some soil from the Bodhi tree in Bihar.
An Israeli spacecraft called Beresheet almost made it to the moon in April. It took a selfie with the lunar surface in the background, but then lost contact with Earth and presumably crashed onto the lunar surface. Now it's been revealed that the mission was carrying a cargo of dehydrated microscopic lifeforms known as tardigrades.
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An Israeli spacecraft called Beresheet almost made it to the moon in April. It took a selfie with the lunar surface in the background, but then lost contact with Earth and presumably crashed onto the lunar surface. Now it's been revealed that the mission was carrying a cargo of dehydrated microscopic lifeforms known as tardigrades.
Read more in https://followthistrendingworld.blogspot.com/2019/08/how-tiny-bit-of-indian-soil-might-have.html?m=1
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