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Mars Exploration--National Geographic Kids Magazine
Martians may look like gophers and dig holes to stay out of the Martian heat. First name: Lynn Age: 12 State or province: Wisconsin Country: U.S.A. I think ... think Martians have five eyes so that they can see a lot of places at once. Martians ...
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Mars Exploration--National Geographic Kids Magazine
Maryland Country: USA I would like to know what Martians think of us! First name: Jamie Age: 12 State or province: ... If there were Martians, I think they would be similar to us in the way they think, but I don't think they would look like ... name: Diego Age: 10 State or province: Chihuahua Country: Mexico I think Martians have five eyes, green heads, and no hands. First name: Brandon ...
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mars landing: mission page
Third, planetary geologists think that an ocean once filled the lowlands and that the old shoreline runs just ... a noisy group of extremists on Earth think that some of the oddly shaped mountains are actually artifacts shaped by intelligent Martians (?!). SAL is unimpressed ("Martians," it intones, "How droll."), but the ...
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Appropriate Technology and Co-operative Culture in Ladakh
Many people in the West would think it impossible even to survive in these circumstances. Yet the ... gaining through contact with tourists, young people are beginning to think of themselves as poor and deprived. Since Ladakh first opened up ... , where basic needs are met without money, this is as if Martians would come to Bristol and spend £50,000 a day. £ ...
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EcoFuture (TM) Population and Sustainability - Review - The Ostrich Factor
Mars, became the gimmick of choice. since they are drawn from no known culture, Martians can be presumed to achieve great objectivity, uncontaminated as they are by earthly assumptions. Objectivity ... such a way does multiculturalism limit discussion; it makes people afraid to say what they think and feel...." It takes the moral blindness of the mythical ostrich to be a promoter ...
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Eugene Weekly : Movies : 07.14.05
McCall, Gary Thompson, Elizabeth Wright, Jamie Yorck. Shadow Distribution, 2005. G. 83 minutes. If you think you can't fall in love with a bird, you haven't met the wild ... H.G. Well's seminal sci-fi adventure thriller about an invasion of Earth by Martians, as seen through the eyes of ordinary people played by Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning, Justin ...
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Eugene Weekly : Movies : 11.03.05
Lovers Catherine (Gwyneth Paltrow) and Hal (Jake Gyllenhaal). As a rule, I think it is a bad decision to allow a playwright or novelist to adapt her or ... H.G. Well's seminal sci-fi adventure thriller about an invasion of Earth by Martians, as seen through the eyes of ordinary people played by Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning, Justin ...
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Codex Alimentarius. Our next task will probably be negotiations with the martians on galactic organic rules for cattle farming.: > Common standards and agricultural policy are very ... promote organic farming, we are increasingly forced to act globally - on standards and policy - and think hard locally - about how to get nutrient cycles between towns and farms to function ...
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IFOAM96 - Pressrelease, Sunday
Codex Alimentarius. Our next task will probably be negotiations with the martians on galactic organic rules for cattle farming. Common standards and agricultural policy are very important ... promote organic farming, we are increasingly forced to act globally - on standards and policy - and think hard locally - about how to get nutrient cycles between towns and farms to function ...
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