How Space Exploration Can Teach Us to Preserve All Life on Earth

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How Space Exploration Can Teach Us to Preserve All Life on Earth

On photo: The crew of Apollo 17 snapped this image of Earth in daylight against the background of space as they travelled toward the moon in 1972. After its publication, the photograph became iconic and was nicknamed "The Blue Marble."

Credit: NASA

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