Samples of soy bacteria, prepared by a Chinese University team, have arrived at the nation’s space station in a project researchers say could lead to breakthroughs in agricultural technology. It’s the first Hong Kong agricultural project ever to be sent into space.
The samples of the bacteria Rhizobia blasted off on the Tianzhou-6 cargo ship on Wednesday and will be at the Tiangong space station for six to eight months…
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