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The Red Planet needs you! Or that's what NASA's latest posters say, in the best advertising traditions.
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The Red Planet needs you! Or that's what NASA's latest posters say, in the best advertising traditions.
The Red Planet needs you! Or that's what NASA's latest posters say, in the best advertising traditions.
Whenever humans get to Mars, there are going to be sme jobs going: assembling equipment, surveying, farming, exploring the moons, teaching... NASA and the Kennedy Space Center have produced some stylish recruitment posters that you can download and print off for free, for your school, workplace or home. They are quite big – 30 inches by 48 inches – and a great way to make an impression! You can find out how to print them out at the NASA site.
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