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China’s Supersized Space Vegetables Raise Eyebrows and Questions

May 22nd, 2008 · No Comments · humor, lifestyle

Super Pumpkin China’s Supersized Space Vegetables Raise Eyebrows and Questions
Scientists of the Guandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences claim that sending seeds into space can result in vegetables of unusual size as are shown in the pictures in this article. The 21lb tomatoes, nine-inch chilies and 210lb pumpkins that are featured in the pictures are allegedly the benefit that results from spending two weeks in orbit.

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