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@skyerummer @planetarysci @NASAMoon @dr_hendrix @Ryan_N_Watkins We need to understand more about the environment. We need to learn how to build using lunar materials, and we need to learn to extract materials we need from the rock. We need to figure out how to keep lunar dust out of habitats. — PolitiTweet.org

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@what_wrong_with Meteoroids, but not meteors — there is no air on the Moon to make that glowing streak on the way to the ground. They hit all the time, but ones that make craters big enough for us to see from space (a crater maybe a few meters across) hit maybe a few times per year. — PolitiTweet.org

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@AydinFeatherst1 This would allow us to explore a great diversity of rocks and processes on the Moon without having to fly them home, do chemistry and physics in a vacuum better than any on Earth, and learn how to be a civilization that is capable of living and working in space all the time. — PolitiTweet.org

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