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A preview of how humans could live on the moon

Twenty students were set the year-long task of coming up with prototypes that could help humans to live on the moon. swissinfo.ch journalist Jo Fahy went to visit the students, and broadcast live on FacebookExternal link from the site where the projects were being demonstrated. The full report will follow. 

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