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Producing Oxygen on the Moon and Mars for the Future Colonies by Using the Available Chemical Resources

2023-01-09

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In the near future, the next generation of space travel will be revealed and people are going to live on multiple planets. As a result, because having enough oxygen for human survival is mandatory, in this research article, we are going to find out an appropriate method for producing oxygen on another planet by considering the accessible resources and their limitations.

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Literature Corpus work: d2684aff-75de-513a-bcb2-af9ecd91470d
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0102.v2

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