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Sever, Z. 2020. An ethical code for living in space. Room Space Journal, Opinion, Spring Issue, 23: 76-79

Sever, Z. 2020. An ethical code for living in space. Room Space Journal, Opinion,
Spring Issue, 23: 76-79.
https://room.eu.com/article/an-ethical-code-for-living-in-space
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