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Six 'analogue astronauts' from several countries are taking part in a four-week simulation of a four-week stay on Mars, run by the Austrian Space Forum.

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The mission is organized by the Austrian Space Forum and involves over 200 scientists from 25 countries. The crew is living in a special habitat and using ÖWF spacesuit prototypes. The purpose of the simulation is to test equipment and prepare for a possible real mission to Mars. The project is the Austrian Space Forum's 14th mission of its kind.

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Şase "astronauţi analogi", în misiune într-o zonă de testare din Armenia pentru o viitoare şedere pe Marte / Astronauții locuiesc într-un habitat special și pot părăsi încăperile doar în prototipuri de costume spațiale

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