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    The garden is sub-divided into two interlocking spaces

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    • Title The garden is sub-divided into two interlocking spaces
    • Released 31/05/2007 12:07 pm
    • Copyright Copyright © 2007 Aggregate Industries Ltd. www.600days.com
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      The garden has taken eight years to construct from concept through to design, based on research carried out by Sarah herself and assistance from the European Space Agency and British Science Museum.

      All materials and construction processes used in the garden are within the realms of current scientific possibility. The garden is highly educational in itself and represents the cutting edge of scientific possibility as well as outlining the importance of understanding the psychological importance of a long term stay in space. It brings to the forefront the need for balance and biodiversity in a delicate world.


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