Tomato lost in space by history-making astronaut has been found

What with so much else going on in the world, this is exactly the kind of news story I need more of.

What drama around one of the first space-grown tomatoes -- loss, suspicion, a reputation seemingly permanently stained, then... mystery solved, and exoneration!

My only question is who will play the astronaut in the Netflix movie adaptation...

> My only question is who will play the astronaut in the Netflix movie adaptation...

More importantly, who will they cast as the tomato? (Dual role of course for the young and old)

Bob?

Whoever they choose won’t be able to save the film from the inevitable bad rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Well, there was a carrot that was lost in space half a century ago... https://lostinspace.fandom.com/wiki/The_Great_Vegetable_Rebe...

> The astronauts did not reveal where the tomato was or specify what state the produce was in when found.

Just hang on for 60 years for the release of the official secret records, to find the punchline of what happened to the tomato! Meanwhile, trust us, it's all ok.

This story is pretty good, but yeah, come on, tell us what exactly happened!

Maybe we can lodge a FISA request…

Upvoted for the headline.