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See it: NASA astronaut shares photo of egg-shaped object with tentacles growing on International Space Station
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The internet went into a frenzy on Friday when a NASA astronaut shared a weird alien-looking photo on social media.
The photo showed an object that was floating in the air and appeared to be purple, egg-shaped with tentacles spouting out of it.
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Users were in utter shock when they saw the photo. One user responded to the astronaut by telling him to "kill it with fire."
‘Alien egg’: NASA astronaut grows purple potato on ISS, internet goes wild
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Space mystery: Nasa astronaut shares new photo of twisted purple growth on board International Space Station
Social media users were left puzzled by the growth – though the reality was rather more mundane
A Nasa astronaut has shared a photo of a bizarre looking twisted purple growth from on board the International Space Station (ISS).
Don Pettit, a chemical engineer and Nasa's oldest astronaut in space, snapped the photo during Expedition 72, which spanned from September 23 2024 until April 18 2025.
Social media users were left puzzled by a purple-black tentacle-like protrusion at the heart of the photo.
But the reality of Mr Pettit's image was far more mundane: a potato.
The astronaut said the potato had been named Spudnik-1 – after the Soviet spacecraft Sputnik.
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