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03-January-2008, 04:31 PM

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An interplanetary 'Second Life' for Mars crew

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When NASA begins launching astronaut teams on 800-day missions to Mars, one of the greatest survival tests these explorers will face is the inevitable alienation they'll experience with their remoteness from Earth and the harshness of the frozen Red Planet

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