A number of strange passengers are hitching a ride on NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission.
Shaun, sporting an ESA flight suit, made it to space for the 15th anniversary of his first television series in 2007, although his first appearance overall was in 1995 in the short film"A Close Shave." The TV series has been seen in 180 countries. Shaun also stars in two feature-length films, the latest in 2019 featuring a visitor from outer space in"A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon.
on yeast cells will be quantified in the cubesat's orbit around the sun, which will be pretty close to that of Earth. in double strands of DNA. The cells are thus a model organism to better understand how radiation affects humans exposed to similar conditions. "We hope that we can extrapolate our resource to human biology and inform potential countermeasures for future missions," lead scientist Sergio Santa Maria, of NASA's Ames Research Center, said of BioSentinel
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