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    Taurus-Littrow Lunar Repository: Exoplanetary Archaeology, #3
    Taurus-Littrow Lunar Repository: Exoplanetary Archaeology, #3
    Taurus-Littrow Lunar Repository: Exoplanetary Archaeology, #3
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    Taurus-Littrow Lunar Repository: Exoplanetary Archaeology, #3

    By David Petersen and Mandy Conti

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    The Taurus-Littrow Lunar Repository is pleased to announce the grand opening of a long-anticipated addition to the Serenitatis Complex: the new Extrasolar Annex, which showcases the latest strides in exoplanetary archaeology and exploration. Since our inception at one of the earliest lunar exploration sites, the TLLR has demonstrated a similar pioneering spirit in its pursuit of the very best in the arts and sciences. That drive has consistently inspired our curators to eschew the pull of our local gravitational well and the analogous centrism of the inner system. Now with this step, we declare our ambition to take our place in the wider stellar community by serving as an institution dedicated to the highest ideals of the Coalition.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Petersen
    Release dateFeb 18, 2022
    ISBN9798201681647
    Taurus-Littrow Lunar Repository: Exoplanetary Archaeology, #3

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