"Can you tell me some vegetable grow experiments on lunar rocks or martian simulant soil"
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Astrobiology's Pioneers
October 15, 2007 / Posted by: Shige Abe
Astrobiologist Cindy Van Dover is the subject of an interview in today’s New York Times science section. The article discusses her career in marine ecology, and her pioneering role in exploring the ocean with the submersible Alvin.
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