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Life As a Martian in the Utah Desert

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

An Indonesian citizen participated in a simulation of life on the Red Planet, held in a desert in Utah, United States. The simulation is meant to assess Mars’ feasibility for permanent habitation.

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Vincensius Christiawan did not realize that he had forgotten to turn on his Global Positioning System (GPS). Venzha, as the artist is known, was on a mission to collect trash while exploring Marss sepia terrain. When he returned to camp, he was scolded by his commander and members of his team, Crew 191. Everyone has been lost at some point, but we were all taught how to use the GPS properly, said Venzha in early June.

Six other Crew 191 members

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