Surprisingly STEM: Microgravity Plant Scientist
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2024
- Matt Mickens, a NASA horticulturalist, is a pretty fun-gi! In his in-tree-guing role, he researches methods for the unique challenge of growing plants in space! Learn more about how Matt uses light to influence plant growth, shape, and even taste! Matt also talks about his roots as a NASA intern and how his early days at the agency helped grow his career to new heights.
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Excellent job Matt! It’s great to see all of your hard work showcased to educate. Proud to be able to work with you!!!
Incredible work from a North Carolina A&T State University graduate! #NCAT #AggiePride #AggiesDO #HBCU
I suppose Stems are really important for plant growth!
A very informative post, thank you. I have forwarded the url to a cousin who is studying with the aim of working in the space industry.
Wow! Great work Dr. Mickens! You are blessed to have found your niche!
I understand that plant science is deep rooted and branching out!
😆Ha! Ha! Ha!
Wow that’s amazing!! This is a motivational video ❤
Thank you
👍👍
Cool
I an Indian..
Can a indian job at nasa
The thanks.
Love that Tattoo on your arm Matt 💪 Romans 8:28 is my favorite verse. Ad Astra and Soli Deo Gloria! ❤️
This is Astroponics.