The specimens would be kept safe inside the caves carved by molten lava hundreds of feet below the surface of the moon. It would store reproductive cells in recently discovered lunar pits from which scientists believe lava once flowed billions of years ago. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)  Natural underground caverns on the moon could be used to store frozen samples of Earths species in order to protect biodiversity in the event of global catastrophe, according to a University of Arizona scientist and his students. ADVERTISEMENTThanga said the underground biological repository would serve as a backup copy of frozen seeds, spores, sperm and egg samples from most Earth species. The group hopes to send 6.7 million species to the moon, representing up to 90% of all known plants and animals, minus those that cannot be cryogenically preserved, he said.
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