I know that if one day humanity inhabits a new planet, bees will be there.
Do not ask me now for what purpose, but they will be.

But that is far away.

Now is the time to define which experiment are we going to run in the next
human tripulated mission, this time to Mars.
https://www.nasa.gov/content/journey-to-mars-overview

We know little, but enough of bees in space thaks to Dan Poskevich a senior
at Waverly High School back in 1984 (report from 1989) and NASA.
https://lsda.jsc.nasa.gov/books/publication/se82_17.pdf

Starting from the knowledge that "the bees in the orbiter BEM fared quite
well  in outer space ..." whats next?

Are we ready to sustain those bees for how long in outer space?

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