Planetary protection is a set of policies and practices aimed at preventing biological contamination of celestial bodies during space exploration, as well as protecting Earth from potential contamination by extraterrestrial materials. The goal is to ensure that scientific investigation of celestial bodies—such as Mars, the Moon, and other planets and their moons—can be conducted without compromising the integrity of those environments or the safety of Earth.
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