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Yeast and gelatin-based formula could be used to build houses on Mars

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A team of researchers developed a yeast and gelatin-based formula that could be used to build housing on Mars. The material created imitates the strength of concrete, offering a viable alternative for construction on the red planet.

According to the study, this material has the advantage of being able to be recycled and reused, contributing to a more sustainable construction process. The research represents a significant advance for Mars colonization plans.

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