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- Human_analog_missions abstract "Human analog missions are activities undertaken on Earth in various environments to simulate aspects of human missions to other worlds, including the Moon, asteroids, and Mars. These remote field tests are performed in locations that are identified based on their physical similarities to the extreme space environments of a target mission. Such activities are undertaken to test hardware and operational concepts in relevant environments.Obviously no analog can simulate all aspects of a human space mission here on Earth. That is why a wide array of analog activities are necessary, each testing only a few important concepts and/or hardware elements at a time.".
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink aquarius.uncw.edu.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink index_e.html.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink www.marsonearth.org.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink Analogue_Stations.pdf.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink analogs.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink desertrats.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink NEEMO.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageExternalLink www.pavilionlake.com.
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageID "32681199".
- Human_analog_missions wikiPageRevisionID "590294413".
- Human_analog_missions hasPhotoCollection Human_analog_missions.
- Human_analog_missions subject Category:Articles_created_via_the_Article_Wizard.
- Human_analog_missions subject Category:Human_spaceflight.
- Human_analog_missions subject Category:Human_spaceflight_analogs.
- Human_analog_missions subject Category:Space_policy.
- Human_analog_missions comment "Human analog missions are activities undertaken on Earth in various environments to simulate aspects of human missions to other worlds, including the Moon, asteroids, and Mars. These remote field tests are performed in locations that are identified based on their physical similarities to the extreme space environments of a target mission.".
- Human_analog_missions label "Human analog missions".
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