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The **MDRS** in the San Rafael Swell of Utah, USA (*Image credit: McKay Salisbury*).

The Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS), is the second of four "Mars Analog Research Stations" set up by The Mars Society. For more information, please visit the MDRS homepage.

The MDRS was established on Earth (USA/Utah) in June of 2006.

The cat Pixel was living with the crew.

External links

Mission summary

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			[[image:mdrs.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|The '''MDRS''' in the San Rafael Swell of Utah, USA (''Image credit: McKay Salisbury'').]]

	The '''Mars Desert Research Station''' (MDRS), is the second of four "Mars Analog Research Stations" set up by [[The Mars Society]]. For more information, please visit [http://desert.marssociety.org/MDRS/ the MDRS homepage].		The '''Mars Desert Research Station''' (MDRS), is the second of four "Mars Analog Research Stations" set up by [[The Mars Society]]. For more information, please visit [http://desert.marssociety.org/MDRS/ the MDRS homepage].