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Earth microbes could survive for days on the Moon, NASA finds

21 August 2026·21 Aug

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Earth microbes could survive for days on the Moon, NASA finds The Brighter Side of News Human-related microbes may survive moon's South Pole Phys.org NASA study finds Earth fungi could survive up to 7 days near lunar south pole TechSpot

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