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QUT, ANU and RMIT join forces to grow plants on the Moon

Emilie LauerOctober 12, 2022Last Updated: October 12, 2022
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QUT researchers will be working with an international team to grow plants on the Moon. From left: Dr Brett Williams, Lauren Fell, Professor Sagadevan Mundree. Picture: QUT

An Australian native grass will be sent to the Moon by 2025 in a first step toward establishing sustainable life on the celestial body. 

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