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Check what temperature conditions on other planent might be ?
July 30, 2008 by risabhm, 1 year 16 weeks ago
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There is several comments that Mars is too hot in day and temperature drops extremely low at night.
I guess we on earth, the body is made of different cells and tissues which have been used to bear the temperature of - to +
There could be some cells made to survive on Mars with a different atmosphere conditions.
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