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Voici comment Elon Musk compte coloniser Mars

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Le PDG de SpaceX vient de révéler son plan pour envoyer des colons sur Mars dans la prochaine décennie, et pour avoir une colonie autosuffisante d'un million de personnes d'ici 40 à 100 ans. À lire aussi sur le site de l’Obs

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