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Nasa Astronaut Scott Kelly Posts Picture Of First Flower Grown In Space

by The Daily Eye Team January 20 2016, 3:51 pm Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 21 secs

The picture of the first flower grown in space, a sizzling orange zinnia has been doing the rounds on the internet after American Astronaut Scott Kelly tweeted its photo on Saturday. Zinnia, an edible flower, was planted in the International Space Stations’ veggie chamber. The plant is not chosen for aesthetic purpose but for scientists to study how plants grow in micro gravity.

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OP Srivastava is a career banker. His first feature documentary, Life in Metaphors, won the National Award for Best Biopic in 2015. In 2019, his first book, Life in Metaphors: Portraits of Girish Kasaravalli, was released. Followed by Banking on Technology (2020), Krishna Calling (2021) and Pillars of Parallel Cinema in April, 2022. He also runs a not-for-profit initiative, ‘Oorjaa’, for making and propagating ‘Cinema for a Cause’. In February 2023, he completed a fiction film ‘Banwari Ki Amma’, which was written, directed and produced by him.

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