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Biology, 19.10.2021 01:10, alexanderturnerat

Imagine a trip to a resort on Mars. Answer all of the questions below. Then, on the next page create a travel brochure for a trip to a vacation resort on Mars that includes all of this information. 2) How far is the flight? How long is the flight? How many meals are included in the flight? What is the resort like? Do the rooms have a view? If so, what is it of? What are the safety features of the resort? How long are the days? What should your travelers pack?

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