POPULAR SCIENCE: NASA’s first asteroid-return sample is a goldmine of life-sustaining materials

NASA’s first asteroid-return sample is a goldmine of life-sustaining materials
Early analysis of space rock Bennu reveals the stuff is an ‘astrobiologist’s dream.’

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    1. Hello Ten Bears. If they did, the maga movement will recommend a heavy dose of bleach mixed with large amounts of Hydroxychloroquine while shoving a light bulb up your ass. 😀🙄😲😅😄 Hugs. Scottie

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    1. Hi Ali. Thanks for the link. With water shortages all over the world, I have often wondered why there was not a more serious effort at desalination. We are still using technology from the last century to do it. I love that the world is finally starting to get serious about the fact we desperately need clean water. Hugs. Scottie

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