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Archive for September 29th, 2003
“…Where the Martians are Martians…”
A New Zealand wool and textiles company is being assessed by NASA as a possible supplier of materials for Mars surface suits.
Hm. Imagine the smell of woolen surface suit components drying on the register next to the airlock — in an already zoo-scented hab. On the bright side, having the astronauts knit their suits on the trip out would help alleviate their boredom in a productive manner.
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