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Breathing Vacuum
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"As I stand out here in the wonders of the unknown at Hadley, I sort of realize there's a fundamental truth to our nature. Man must explore. And this is exploration at its greatest."
David Scott, Apollo 15 Commander near Mt. Hadley on the Moon, August 1971
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Helium-3
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Habitat 12
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Com Array
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Solar Sail
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Wish You Were Here
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Imbrium
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Silent Moon
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Lunar Structures Gothenburg, Sweden
Lunar Structures is the artist name of Swedish electronic musician Thomas Kolb. Being fascinated by synthesizers and
electronic music from early age, he has throughout the last decades been part of several musical collaborations and various projects.
Lunar Structures however is a strictly solo challenge in the field of chillout psybient electronica.
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