News Source: The Boston Globe
| 4 months ago
The team of researchers, from left, Russian Sergei Ryazansky, Aleksei Baranov, German Oliver Knickel, Russian Aleksei Shpakov, French Cyrille Fournier and Russian Oleg Artemyev are greeted after ending an imitated flight to Mars in Moscow, Tuesday,...
News Source: The Mercury News
| 4 months ago
After months sealed in an isolation chamber, participants in a simulated mission to Mars emerged into a muggy Moscow afternoon on Tuesday, completing what international scientists hope is a small step toward a manned mission to the red planet. The...
News Source: Kuwait Times
| 4 months ago
Six volunteers from Russia and Europe yesterday emerged from a capsule inside a Moscow research facility where they had been locked away for the last three months to simulate a mission to Mars...At precisely 1000 GMT, an engineer removed the lock on...
News Source: Associated Press
| 4 months ago
Russian engineers broke a red wax seal and six men emerged from a metal hatch beaming and waving Tuesday after 105 days of isolation in a Soviet-era mock spacecraft testing the stresses space travelers may one day face on the journey to Mars. Sergei...
News Source: Times Online
| 4 months ago
Cyrille Fournier, the French member, revealed before "landing" that the Russian commander had been giving him dance lessons. "He gave me excellent advice for practising my waltz," Mr Fournier, a 40-year-old Air France pilot, wrote in his journal. "As...
News Source: BBC
| 4 months ago
Six European volunteers have emerged from a simulated space capsule in Moscow after spending more than three months locked inside. They were part of an experiment into how astronauts might deal with the very cramped conditions and prolonged isolation...