The third panel, on the bottom, is double the size of the other two, with a white background.
In a beige rectangle below is the black text: Our plants even had fruit! We used our tomato plants to make space tomato sauce! To the right of this text is a red illustration of a tomato next to a bottle. In smaller white letters below is the text: The tomato plants used in this investigation are called Roma tomatoes. The second panel is a black rectangle with the title Did You Know? in large green letters. We observed the seeds and recorded on a chart when they germinated." Below the speech bubble, on a beige background, is the text: "To make sure it was a fair test, gave all of the peat pots the same amount of water each day." At the bottom left corner of the panel, in a green rectangle, is the text: "We were surprised that the seeds were so small!" To the right of this rectangle is an illustration of a hand, in black, with red seeds in it and a magnifying glass over top.
In smaller letters below, is the text: "On April 4, we planted our seeds in peat pellets. At the top of the bubble, in large letters is the title "What we did". Its speech bubble is black with white letters. The first panel shows a red icon of a human figure with head and shoulders visible. The three panels below are bordered in red. Right of the title is a larger green tomato plant in soil. Left of the title, a hand holds a pile of soil with a small tomato plant growing from it. The subtitle, How Does Exposure to the Space Environment Affect the Number of Tomato Seeds That Germinate? is in smaller white letters on a black banner underneath.
The title, Tomatosphere Seed Investigation, is printed in large red letters across the top of the illustration. Shown is a colour infographic that illustrates a Tomatosphere Seed Investigation.
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