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Living on the Moon: Why and how?

By Br. Guy Consolmagno  |  22 Jan 2021

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U.S. astronaut Nicole Stott and her husband Christopher Stott of the International Institute of Space Commerce explore with Br. Guy what living on (or in) the Moon would look like. Where’s the best spot for a Moon base? And when we can expect Moon tourism to start?

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– Nicole Stott
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