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The Mars Desert Research Station, in Hanksville, Utah.
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Auriane Canesse, crew geologist and health and safety officer, of Crew 153, takes magnetic readings of the ground using a large rectangular apparatus near the Mars Desert Research Station.
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Members of the crew return to base.
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Florian Commans, right, crew biologist, and Bastien Mathurin, crew commander, of Crew 153, wearing space helmets emerge from a small circular structure and step onto red-toned, barren land at the Mars Desert Research Station.
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Bastien Mathurin, crew commander, of Crew 153, wearing his space helmet and large square backpack emerges from the Mars Desert Research Station.
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A member of the crew hikes up a hill in Utah which simulates a lonely red planet.
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Home, sweet home on "Mars."
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Crew members travel on ATVs, standing in for space vehicles, near the Mars Desert Research Station.
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Geologic research at the Utah Mars station.
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Florian Commans, crew biologist and greenhab officier, of Crew 153, studies a collection of rocks near the Mars Desert Research Station.
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Florian Commans, crew biologist, of Crew 153, studies bacteria from a soil sample.
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Auriane Canesse, crew geologist and health and safety officer, of Crew 153, hikes up a hill and takes magnetic readings of the ground using a large rectangular apparatus near the Mars Desert Research Station.