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NASA distributed 10 million space-flown basil seeds to students for science experiments

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NASA sent approximately 10 million basil seeds to space. The seeds were later returned to Earth. They have been distributed to nearly one million students across the United States. The initiative is part of an educational program allowing students to conduct plant growth experiments. Students will compare these space-exposed seeds with regular ones to study the effects of spaceflight.

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