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With temps on the moon ranging from 250 degrees farenheigt and negative 380, how was it possible for someone to walk out there and survive?
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We all know that smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol during pregnancy can cause negative birth defects, but is there anything that we ingest that could have the opposite effect, and cause positive birth defects?
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With temps on the moon ranging from 250 degrees farenheigt and negative 380, how was it possible for someone to walk out there and survive?
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We all know that smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol during pregnancy can cause negative birth defects, but is there anything that we ingest that could have the opposite effect, and cause positive birth defects?
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