Mars Simulation In Hawaii Comes To An End

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Mon, 08/29/2016 - 5:44am

Six scientists returned to civilization Sunday after they exited from their Mars simulation habitat in Hawaii where they lived in for 365 days in near isolation. The NASA-funded experiment, run by the University of Hawaii, required the scientists to live in a small dome set in a Mars-like environmen...

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