Missing Space-Grown Tomato Found After Eight Months

Astronaut Frank Rubio, previously accused of eating the missing fruit, is exonerated as NASA's experiment yields unexpected results.

NASA astronauts have found the first tomato ever grown in space, which had been missing for eight months.
The tomato was grown by American astronaut Frank Rubio, who holds the record for the longest spaceflight at 370 days.
The tomato was part of a NASA experiment to grow produce in space for longer-term missions.
Rubio was accused of eating the missing tomato, but has now been exonerated with the discovery of the fruit.
The condition and location of the found tomato have not been disclosed.