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NASA sends bees into space for zero-gravity experiment
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In April 1984, NASA launched a colony of honeybees into space to study their ability to build honeycombs in zero gravity. The STS-41-C mission lifted off on April 6 and landed on April 13.
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- 1984
- April 6 - mission launch
- April 13 - landing
- colony of bees
- shuttle Challenger
NASA · Kennedy Space Center · shuttle Challenger
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