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'''Mars-105''' is a psychological simulation of the long journey to [[Mars]]. The simulation takes place in Moscow (Russia) in an analog station with an outfit of a space vessel.<ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/31/science/space/31mars.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss The New York Times: Staying Put on Earth, Taking a Step to Mars]</ref>
'''Mars-105''' was a psychological simulation of the long journey to [[Mars]]. The simulation took place in Moscow (Russia) in an analog station with an outfit of a space vessel.<ref>[http://mars500.imbp.ru/index.html Проект «Марс-500» (Russian home page of the project) ]</ref><ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/31/science/space/31mars.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss The New York Times: Staying Put on Earth, Taking a Step to Mars]</ref>


This simulation will be followed by [[Mars-500]] late in 2009.
This simulation will be followed by [[Mars-500]] late in 2009.


==Data==
==Data==
Responsible organizations: [[ESA]], [[DLR]], [[Roskosmos]]
* Responsible organizations: [[ESA]], [[DLR]], [[Roskosmos]]
* crew: 6 male persons
* Financial effort: 15 Million Euro
* Start: March 31st 2009
* End: July 14th 2009


Financial effort: 15 Million Euro
==Results==
 
The simulation was a success. No major problems occurred. Several measurements were performed during the simulation: Metabolism output, blood pressure, etc.
Start: March 31st 2009
Planned end: July 14th 2009


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 21:19, 14 July 2009

Mars-105 was a psychological simulation of the long journey to Mars. The simulation took place in Moscow (Russia) in an analog station with an outfit of a space vessel.[1][2]

This simulation will be followed by Mars-500 late in 2009.

Data

  • Responsible organizations: ESA, DLR, Roskosmos
  • crew: 6 male persons
  • Financial effort: 15 Million Euro
  • Start: March 31st 2009
  • End: July 14th 2009

Results

The simulation was a success. No major problems occurred. Several measurements were performed during the simulation: Metabolism output, blood pressure, etc.

References

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