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Alta Charo was a panelist for the New York Academy of Sciences' meetings on future lunar missions and on bioengineering our bodies and spaceships to adapt for travel to Mars. The meetings, which Charo helped organize, touched on such things as genetically editing human bodies to resist radiation or plants to thrive in zero-gravity.
Submitted by Law School News on December 14, 2020
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