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Organisms grow differently in space, from single-celled bacteria to plants and humans. But future long-duration space missions will require crew members to grow their own food, so understanding how plants respond to microgravity is an important step toward that goal. The Veg-03 experiment uses the Veggie plant growth facility to cultivate a type of cabbage, lettuce and mizuna which are harvested on-orbit with samples returned to Earth for testing.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce can't keep their eyes off of each other during Night 2 of Eras Tour show at Wembley Stadium

It's Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's world and we're just living in it. 

Every time the Kansas City Chiefs attends one of the singer's Eras Tour shows, he is in awe of everything she does. For three and a half hours, Swift sings and dances, taking her fans through her incredible music career that spans the length of 11 studio albums. 

And Travis' love for Swift was on full display during Saturday night's show at Wembley Stadium. 

And even Swift can't help but acknowledge the presence of her lover in the audience. Whether it's a loving gaze or a little wave, and even a full blown lyric change, the two are so happy together and they want everyone to know it.

For the second night in a row, Swift changed the lyrics during her song 'Karma.' Instead of singing "Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me," she say "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me."

And Travis was prepared, wanting to hear the crowd at this exact moment. 

He also was dancing the night away with the star-studded group in the VIP tent. Travis was joined once again by his brother Jason Kelce and wife Kylie Kelce, along with Tom Cruise, Hugh Grant, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, Greta Gerwig, Rachel Zegler, Theo James, Liam Hemsworth, and Jamie Dornan.

Plus, during his favorite song, Blank Space, he was having the time of his life. 

And we can't forget about Swift's song 'So High School' from her newest album, The Tortured Poets Department , which was written about the tight end. 

He knew every word. 

Oh and he knew all the choreography, especially during ' Bejeweled .'

Plus, he even added his own little flare during ' Shake It Off .'

So basically, the two are truly each other's biggest fans. 

As ' The Alchemy ' played, which is another song she wrote about Travis, the two walked off together. 

Swift has one final show at Wembley Stadum on Sunday, June 23 for her first stint in London, before she will return again in the middle of August for an additional five shows. Let's see if Travis makes it three nights in a row. 

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Travis Kelce has had his signature pose long before he began dating Taylor Swift.

Yet, Kelce's Archer pose goes hand in hand with Swift's song 'The Archer' from her album Lover .

So they honestly were soulmates when you look at this. And if there were any questions that Swift's song, 'So High School' was written about the Chiefs tight end, she silenced all that during her show on Friday night.

While performing this hit song from her album, The Tortured Poets Department , Swift did Kelce's signature Archer pose. And she couldn't keep the smile off her face as she did it. 

And on night two, Kelce did it right back. 

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While everyone in the world is aware that Taylor Swift is dating Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, the singer finally did one thing to make it as official as it can possibly be.

Following her Friday night show at Wembley Stadium in London, Swift met some very special guests backstage. The Royal Family was in attendance, having come to the show to celebrate Prince William's birthday. And Swift took an epic selfie, joined by Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, along with Travis. 

It was the most iconic way to go Instagram official, and of course it was Swift who pulled it off.

This was the first time the Chiefs tight end was featured on Swift's Instagram. 

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Watch out Glastonbury, South Asians are taking the stage

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Those who have been to Glastonbury before know about Shangri-La – a space of expression and activism, that aims to ‘motivate people in politics and play’.

An electric space, where creativity draws so far out of the lines the page is nowhere to be seen. And that’s how we like it.

This year, Shangri-La will have its first-ever dedicated South Asian space called Arrivals. Don’t worry girls and theys, put your ‘how to spot cultural appropriation’ handbook away – the space is curated by a full South Asian team.

Collaborated between Dialled In, Going South and Daytimers – all South Asian-run cultural organisations – the space will bring together some of our most powerful and radical beats.

The stage itself is designed by Shankho Chaudhuri, Esha Sikander and Shirin Naveed and features the work of illustrator Osheen Siva.

We love to see it.

Arrivals will be a portal into an alien jungle planet. Expect solar punk, carnivorous plants, cyborg beasts and space pirates – as it bridges nostalgia to futurism, within a newly redefined South Asian aesthetic.

After all, immigrants were called ‘aliens’. We see the metaphor, and we appreciate the acknowledgement.

An absolute icon from the 90s underground Asian scene DJ Ritu, will have you losing your senses, just like she did at Southall’s Boiler Room in August 2023. A night that many have quoted as ‘the best night of their lives’– one recently married person screamed this at me while standing next to her husband, who merely nodded, accepting his downgrade.

Find the best remix of your favourite Bollywood song at Manara’s set – someone who had me – a socially anxious aunty with bad knees – dancing all night long at a friend’s wedding.

‘No one does it like these three organisations when it comes to championing underground British Asian culture.’ Manara has said about Dialled In, Going South and Daytimers,

‘The teams are unparalleled in their dedication to painting beige spaces brown, providing legendary settings to celebrate the full rainbow of South Asian music with no limits.’

More amazing artists such as Anish Kumar, Gracie T and Nabihah Iqbal will transport you across all alien planets.

A few days ago, a brand new stage – Peace – was announced, which will spread a message of love through performances, such as traditional dance from The Bhangra All Stars.

The goal? To unite us in a world full of pain.

Knowing these amazing artists will be on stage at Glastonbury fills my soul. Because art is deeply cultural in South Asian history. From clothing, painting, poetry and music – our history is rich with talent.

Now we get to showcase it on the UK’s largest stage.

‘This is a seminal moment for UK Festival culture!’ says Bobby Friction, of Going South and BBC Asian Network. ‘South Asian and British Asian music have had their own small festivals over the years and some Asian artists have performed in the big gatherings that are now a quintessential part of a British Summer, but a full-on Glastonbury space dedicated to South Asian music, beats and DJs for the entire festival? That’s just crazy and a personal dream come true.’

It is a dream in many ways – festivals have notoriously been male-dominated , lacking female artists. But now with South Asians adding to the diversity – a mostly female and non-binary line-up too – can only mean good things for the future of music.

Bobby Friction continues: ‘We want ARRIVALS to be like an Interstellar portal for aliens of all kinds, time-travelling immigrants and for anyone seeking asylum from the rest of an amazing Glastonbury. It’s a place where the only VISA needed is an open heart and a love for music that will literally change your life.’

While South Asian music has mostly been underground, it has also been the inspiration from some of the biggest hits we know today. Timbaland famously said ‘I’m very influenced by Bollywood’ – we can see the samples in so many of his hits: Missy’s Get Your Freak on and Nelly Furtado’s Say It Right. Let’s not forget the absolute banger that was Addictive, by Truth Hurts feat. Rakim.

We have been a big part of the cultural movement, and we’re not seeing it immerse itself in mainstream culture – recently Diljit Dosanjh has collaborated with Saweetie, and performed with Ed Sheeran.

We have been here and we are here.

As Bobby Friction says: ‘The future has already arrived at ARRIVALS!’

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