[nickcarraway]

Can I get some space miso crafted by artisanal ewoks?

[Larry Lucido]

The microbes were asked why they reproduce so quickly and they answered miso horny.

[BigFreakinToad]

Hmmm, wonder if the femnaughts taste good??

[sjmjax]

How about some zero gravity micro brewed beer instead?

[ConservativeMind]

“While the ISS is often seen as a sterile environment, our research shows that microbes and non-human life have agency in space, raising significant bioethical questions about removing plants and microbes from their home planet and introducing them to extraterrestrial environments,” Maggie Coblentz, an industrial design scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, explains in a statement.

While fetuses do not.

[MtnClimber]

Bring those microbes home.

[Deaf Smith]

Is that the stuff made from fish heads?

[HartleyMBaldwin]

The research highlights how microbes adapt in space and raises ethical questions about relocating Earth-based life

Oh, FFS. The astronauts aboard the International Space Station have already brought all kinds of microbes, viruses, skin mites, etc., just by going there without incredibly stringent decontamination. It's not like they're out seeding other planets.

[Fledermaus]

Is Sen. Van Halen going to demand the miso be released?

I’m sure it was “mistakenly” sent there.

[ZOOKER]

The bad part about space miso:

A 1/2 hr. later you want to re-enter.

[Frank Drebin]

Three weeks after eating space Miso...

[logi_cal869]

Alrighty, then.

So long as my tax dollars are not supporting it.

This, on the heels of ‘space cadet katy’ is almost too much to bear...

Though I am curious: Was the little SUBorbital trip for the six long enough for their cycles to sync?

“Science” /s

[faithhopecharity]

well if it is tasty maybe we can sell it to finance the future of the space program

[BipolarBob]

[fidelis]

Send some kimchi next time.