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Whisky to be aged in space for first time in university satellite project

Whisky to be aged in space for first time in university satellite project
Sky News Monday 05 October 2026, 09:30 UTC 1 min read
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(L-R) Geoff Nisbet, Dr Gilles Bailet and Micah Chapman. Pic: University of Glasgow/Chris James/PA

(L-R) Geoff Nisbet, Dr Gilles Bailet and Micah Chapman. Pic: University of Glasgow/Chris James/PA [Image text:] DISTI EDUMGOYNE
Geoff Nisbet (PERSON) Dr Gilles Bailet (PERSON) Micah Chapman (PERSON) University of Glasgow (ORG) Chris James/PA (PERSON)
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