As if taken from a science fiction movie, Barbara Belvisi and her team at Interstellar Lab are developing growth containers for every kind of plant. Be it on earth or in space. The goal is to provide permanent food for humans on Earth or as an interplanetary species. What sounds like a cute new space concept from a young, naive startup is all grown up and mature, changing hands for real money. Even NASA is thinking about shelving up some funds. And not only them. Make sure you do not miss this one!

Host: Markus Mooslechner

Guest: Barbara Belvisi

Published by: Torsten Kriening

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