Steak, mashed potatoes and deserts for astronauts could soon be grown from individual cells in space if an experiment ...

Frontier Space launches an automated lab into orbit to test if food can be grown in microgravity, marking a key step toward ...

Cranfield University spin-out company Frontier Space has sent a fully automated laboratory into orbit as part of a European ...

ESA sent a bioreactor into space, the first step in manufacturing appealing food for astronauts and a multi-planetary human ...

The European Space Agency (ESA) launched a mission to explore the feasibility of producing lab-grown food in space, aiming to reduce the costs of feeding astronauts. A small bioreactor containing ...

Microbes can brew food in space — a game-changer for astronauts. Late Monday night, a Falcon 9 rocket pierced the sky above ...

A new laboratory launched into space this week could hold the key to feeding astronauts on long-term missions to the Moon, ...

For decades, NASA and other space agencies have spent millions developing, testing, and deploying certain kinds of food that are both edible and stable in space, where meal prep is difficult.

A European Space Agency (ESA) project is assessing the viability of growing so-called lab-grown food in the low gravity and higher radiation in orbit and on other worlds. ESA is funding the ...