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Mystery of the Missing ISS Tomato Finally Solved

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Mystery of the Missing ISS Tomato Finally Solved

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Space@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

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A tomato lost for eight months on the orbiting lab has been located, absolving astronaut Frank Rubio of playful allegations that he ate it.

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It was the [REDACTED] who found it in <<>>
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  “The tomato was located by ████onaut ██████ in the [DATA EXPUNGED] module.”
  
  This must be one dangerous tomato.

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