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In corso, pubblicata il mag 15, 2017
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Jupiter has 67 discovered moons and scientists claim there are more, but how much do we really know? Moonscape I, an expedition with four of earth's most well trained astronauts has been launched to explore the four Galilean Moons of Jupiter and unexpected things have been uncovered, what will this mean for the future of mankind?
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