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A four -person crew has emerged from a Mars -like mission simulation inside a tiny habitat at NASA 's Johnson Space Center in Houston .
The volunteers were isolated for 45 days , performing tasks that mimicked those of a mission on the Red Planet .
This was the third mission to simulate Mars , but this one included the most detailed assignments, closely replicating living and working conditions.
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