Space
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International Astronomical Union, Uwingu Trade Barbs Over Paying to Name Mars Craters
The International Astronomical Union, the governing body responsible for naming objects in space, has issued a statement in response to the website Uwingu, which allows people to pay to name craters on Mars.
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