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Awesome Hypothetical Article about Mars Exploration!

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Mars? Ain't nobody got time for dat! Sales at Amazon! Macho Man Randy Savage! Dogs and cats, living together... :)

For real though, Id love some new space sets. Especially a Curiosity.

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    Well now I can give your topic my full attention. Ahem....

    Thought this was a fun article, also liked how it mentions the Hayabusa (which is also a Cuusoo set)

     

    http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2013/05/actually-getting-to-mars?cid=8406174&pid=6966

     

    Let me know what you guys think about it! I'd love to see the SpaceX Lego projects hah. Or another wave of NASA sets! 

    I have always enjoyed Space sets especially the City related NASA ones. I keep hearing about those 'space tours' happening in the near future and wonder what kind of interest that could bring to the table.

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