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This is for science, but it's an essay. I need someone's help about the whole "NASA converting air on mars" thing. I need an introduction, 3 paragraphs, and a conclusion. I also need to get it from 3-5 different sources, making it into my own words. Whoever solves it first, and get's the best response, I will give brainliest, and give you some more points (40-65). I basically need to write about what their doing, and how they are doing it. If you need a better explanation then I can tell you more. Need it done by monday. Thanks.
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