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He spent a year on ‘Mars’: NASA science officer emerges from mock mission
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- NASA wants volunteers to spend a year inside a mock Mars habitat in Houston. Here's who can apply Futura, le média qui explore le monde · 6h ago
- NASA's Photos of the Week: The CHAPEA Crew, the M30 Globular Cluster, and Mountains Near the Moon's Pole Universe Space Tech · 6h ago
- How a US Air Force test pilot led NASA’s 378-day simulated Mars mission FlightGlobal · 6h ago
- CHAPEA Mission 2 Crew Reflects After 378 Days on Simulated Mars NASA (.gov) · 6h ago
- He spent a year on ‘Mars’: NASA science officer emerges from mock mission Nature · 6h ago
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