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An '''analog station''' is a simulation on Earth intenteded to match a base on Mars (or elsewhere) as closely as possible, for research or training purposes.
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An '''analog station''' is a simulation on Earth intenteded to match a base on [[Mars]] (or elsewhere) as closely as possible, for research or training purposes.


See [[List of Analog Station Efforts]] for more detail.
See [[List of Analog Station Efforts]] for more detail.


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An analog station is a simulation on Earth intenteded to match a base on Mars (or elsewhere) as closely as possible, for research or training purposes.

See List of Analog Station Efforts for more detail.

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