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How does NASA prepare to explore the Moon, Mars and Ocean Worlds? For scientists like Bethany Theiling, it starts by venturing into Earth’s most extreme spots. Join NASA Science Live on Dec. 10 at 3pm ET & ask your questions using #AskNASA! ➡️

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