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Mars 500, 500 days in an airtight capsule resembling a spaceship...
SkyeLab
post Jul 28 2006, 05:59 AM
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Story @
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5221928.stm

" Six Russian volunteers are to get a taste of travelling to Mars, without ever leaving Moscow.

They will be locked up for 500 days in an airtight capsule resembling a spaceship, where they will eat sterile food and breath processed air.

The experiment is designed to help scientists better understand the demands of a long-haul space flight, in preparation for future Mars missions.

Researchers will start accepting the first applications this week. "

Project website @
http://www.imbp.ru/Mars500/Mars500-e.html

Volunteers????!?!?!?

Brian


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- SkyeLab   Mars 500   Jul 28 2006, 05:59 AM
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