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Lettuce Mission to Mars Could Put Life on Red Planet by 2018
Posted: 30 December 2014 - Category: Life in Space - Source: independent.co.uk
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"Lettuce could be the first life to land on Mars if a team of students succeeds in their plan to grow salad on the planet in 2018..."
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