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  A futuristic spacesuit, plans for a lunar colony and "printable spacecraft" are just some of the new out-of-this-world ideas NASA is funding under a program aimed to develop innovative, creative technologies for space exploration. Today (Aug. 8) the space agency awarded 30 contracts, worth $ ...

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