Cool School Allows 11 Year-Old to Do Experiment on Space Beer
Won’t anyone think of the children!
A Colorado kid in search of a good grade in science turned in a project about the fermentation process in micro-gravity…and got NASA’s attention.
“Beer, while known to most people as a party drink, actually has some medical properties,” he explained.
Kid’s right, you know. It’s generally a good cure for awakeness and good taste. That aside, given the schools of today, I’m pleased to note that his teachers did not immediately call the cops and have him hauled away in chains for violating ABC laws.
Being famous for space beer will be good for the boy, because since his name is Michal Bodzianowski, it’ll give people something else to associate with him, besides…
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h/t Gallen_Dugall
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