Some shaded areas of the lunar South Pole could keep microbes from the Earth alive, despite a supposedly very hostile environment. This possibility emerges from a study conducted by researchers from NASA and the University of Maryland....
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Some shaded areas of the lunar South Pole could keep microbes from the Earth alive, despite a supposedly very hostile environment. This possibility emerges from a study conducted by researchers from NASA and the University of Maryland....