Space beer lands in Japan

Published: 3 December 2008 y., Wednesday

Space Beer, the result of a five-month mission to boldly grow, where almost no one has grown barley before, has landed in Japan.

 

The adult beverage, brewed from barleycorn cultivated in the International Space Station in 2006, has splashed down courtesy of the Russian Academy of Science, a Japanese university and beer giant Sapporo.

 

 

Šaltinis: Reuters
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