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Space / Planetary geology / Space colonization / Moons / Luna programme / Sample return mission / Planetary surface / International Lunar Network / In-situ resource utilization / Spaceflight / Exploration of the Moon / Space technology
Date: 2011-04-25 11:05:42
Space
Planetary geology
Space colonization
Moons
Luna programme
Sample return mission
Planetary surface
International Lunar Network
In-situ resource utilization
Spaceflight
Exploration of the Moon
Space technology

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