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"25th Anniversary: Celebrating Milestones in Space Exploration and Innovation" In 1891, the Alexander III 25th Anniversary Wedding Clock was crafted with exquisite silver, onyx, and diamonds. A symbol of timeless love and commitment. Step inside the Veggie and Advanced Plant Habitat walk-in experiment chambers within the laboratory aboard the Space Station. Witness groundbreaking research that aims to sustain life beyond Earth's boundaries. Behind glass walls in the Space Station Processing Facility (SSPF), two plant growth experiments thrive as scientists unlock secrets of sustainable agriculture in space. The future of food production is taking root here. Marvel at the experiment chambers nestled within the Veggie Laboratory at SSPF. These innovative spaces hold promise for cultivating fresh produce during long-duration missions, nourishing astronauts far from home. The Lockheed Martin prototype habitat known as Gateway represents NASA's lunar orbital platform—a testament to a quarter-century of pushing boundaries and paving pathways towards new frontiers. NASA engineers diligently work on Restore-L payload inside SSPF's high bay—an intricate dance of precision ensuring satellites are repaired or refueled while orbiting our planet. Within a clean room tent at SSPF, meticulous care is taken to safeguard delicate instruments like NASA's Mars Spectrometer observing lunar operations (MSolo). Advancements made possible through decades of dedicated research. Enter into a walk-in experiment chamber designed by Center for Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS). Here, scientific breakthroughs unfold as we strive to understand nature's mysteries beyond our blue planet. Ground unit experiment chambers house both Veggie plant growth system and Advanced Plant Habitat—innovations that hold immense potential for self-sustaining colonies on distant celestial bodies. A portrait capturing G Roger Society Promotion Toonkunst commemorates artistic achievements over 25 years—a reminder that exploration extends not only into space but also into realms where creativity flourishes.