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Lego bricks made from lunar regolith are on display at several Lego store locations until September 20 .
They are a proof of concept to show how astronauts could use moondust to build lunar structures.
NASA has teamed up with the Italian Space Agency and the Thales Alenia Space Corporation to build the first lunar base.
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