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Mark Eby — (archived)

The Mars Gravity Biosatellite Program is a ground-breaking undertaking to study the effects of Martian gravity on mammals. Data from this mission will make a significant contribution to our understanding of fundamental space biology and greatly advance human space exploration.

A project of MIT and Georgia Tech where I hope to send my son in the distant future. I was very impressed by the GA Tech kids and the immigrant giant professor from there that participated in the Congressional Blitz with me. I was glad to hear that they have had over 400 people participate in the project, are building flight hardware under a NASA grant, and can launch on a falcon one. Hope the project gets funded for flight. The MS was originally envisioned as a sponsor, but has its hands full with the habs and hasn't grown enough to tackle this project on its own.

Regards,
Mark

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