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Four scientists have spent a year away from all other human contact, simulating a mission to Mars .
They have been growing vegetables, conducting "Marswalks," and operating under "additional stressors" The habitat, dubbed Mars Dune Alpha , is a 3D-printed, 160-square-meter facility, complete with bedrooms, a gym, common areas, and a vertical farm for growing food.
The mission is the first of a series of three planned by NASA .
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