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Breathtaking photos from space remind us of our common home
During the 50 years we have been able take photos of Earth from space, we have become somewhat blase about the little blue planet on which we live.
Marcus Strom is Science Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald.
During the 50 years we have been able take photos of Earth from space, we have become somewhat blase about the little blue planet on which we live.
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