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Earth plants and animals eyed for space colonists
NASA researchers at Ames study how Earth organisms respond to Moon and Mars gravity one sixth and one third to grow crops and support life aboard a space ark. They warn gravity altered genes may fail to activate and some plants or animals could be engineered to survive the new environment.
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Moon
Mars
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David Morrison
NASA’ Ames Research Center
NASA
Emily R. Morey-Holton
Morey-Holton
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Morey- Holton
Red Planet