So okay, why would anyone send a piece of garlic bread to the edge of space, bring that bread back down to Earth, and then eat it?  Yeah, interesting.  Well, Tom Scott did this.  And in the video below, you see the garlic bread go up to space via a large weather balloon.  Then the balloon pops, and the garlic bread falls back down to Earth.  And then you see people eat the garlic bread.  Yeah, science!

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