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Japanese artist’s flowers and bonzai tree pose on the edge of space

July 19, 2014 TopSpacer

JP Aerospace has taken many interesting items to high altitudes with their balloon systems but a small pine tree and a floral arrangement must be among the most unusual.

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  • A Japanese Artist Launches Plants Into Space – New York Times
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  • JP Aerospace in the New York Times! – JP Aerospace Blog

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A bonzai tree from Japanese artist Azuma Makoto
reaches high in the sky.

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And a flower arrangement as well.

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