Want to spend a year living in NASA's Mars simulation?
This episode of NPR’s Shortwave explores three space-related stories: NASA’s call for volunteers to simulate a year-long mission to the moon and Mars, the discovery of a sugar molecule in interstellar space that could shed light on the origins of life, and the reawakening of the New Hor
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