Badshah La 02 Wale Ladakh Trucking 🚒

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Badshah La 02 Wale Ladakh Trucking 🚒

nutrient-rich crops from Ladakh — Seabuckthorn and Buckwheat seeds — were sent to space and have now returned after spending over a week aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

Key points from the image:
• Seabuckthorn: A berry plant found abundantly in Ladakh, known for its high vitamin C and antioxidant content.
• Buckwheat: A hardy crop grown in high-altitude regions, rich in proteins and minerals.
• Purpose of sending seeds to space: While the image doesn’t explain the exact purpose, such experiments are usually done to study how microgravity and space conditions affect seed germination, genetic structure, and nutrient content.
• Returned from ISS: This suggests they were part of a scientific experiment, possibly linked to agricultural research for space missions or climate resilience.

In short — Ladakh’s seeds were taken to space for research, stayed on the ISS for over a week, and then came back to Earth, likely for further study on how space exposure affects them.