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Red Planet Research Paper
Mars, also known as the “Red Planet” is one of the most Earth like planets in our solar system today. For hundreds of years spacecraft has been a big part of our lives towards traveling towards planets and stars. Humanity is increasing by the millions, each and every year we are facing the same problem of overcrowding and pollution factors that will eventually wreck our atmosphere.
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