[Vision2020] Fw:Chocolate in Space, Dogs Can Read Your Expressions, Captain Kirk Checks in on the "Enterprise" and More

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Chocolate in Space, Dogs Can Read Your Expressions, Captain Kirk Checks in on the "Enterprise" and More
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  Weekender    FEBRUARY 2015
 The Rich and Flavorful History of Chocolate in SpaceFrom vacuum-sealed pudding to Blue Bell ice cream, astronauts have been taking the treat into orbit since the dawn of the space age
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Melts in your mouth, not in microgravity. (NASA)

 
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