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I'm John Bachelors. This is the new John Bachelors show on CBS Audio Network, David Livingston.

Dr. Space joins me. This is Hotel Mars episode M. David hosts the space show each week,

conversing about engineering and discoveries in outer space. Well, the big one we can all

see, especially during times of the full moon and super moon, which we've lived through,

is the lunar surface, the space race of the 1960s. Here we are in the 21st century and

the announcement of a colony on the moon is not from America. It's from the Russian Federation

and the People's Republic of China. So we thought immediately we go to the man who's

already anticipated all the problems, all the exceptions, all the grants, all the doubts

about building a colony on the moon or beyond. Professor Haim Beneroyev, Rutgers University,

was the author of several books that speak to this matter. It's been a privilege and

a pleasure to speak to Haim over the years about his books. One building habits, habitats

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