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AARG

An analog research group working to research, test, and discover new ways to live and operate in space.

 

AARG provides students from all disciplines the opportunity to conduct research, plan for, and participate in analog missions at a variety of analog habitats.

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AARG-1 | American Public University | O'Hara Trevino Worku Wallace

ILMAH 1

Mission 1

Inflatable Moon-Mars Analog Habitat (ILMAH)

University of North Dakota (UND)

Fall of 2021

 

The mission lasted 10 days and conducted a series of experiments both from UND and APUS.

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ILMAH 2

Mission 2

Inflatable Moon-Mars Analog Habitat (ILMAH)

University of North Dakota (UND)

Spring of 2022

 

The mission lasted 14 days and conducted a series of experiments both from UND and APUS.

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ILMAH 3

Mission 3

Inflatable Moon-Mars Analog Habitat (ILMAH)

University of North Dakota (UND)

 Fall of 2022

 

The mission lasted 14 days and conducted a series of experiments both from UND and APUS

ARG-1M | Pender Lojek Loy Gutherie Pena Hiles Dibernardo O'Hara

MDRS 1

Mission 1

Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS)

The Mars Society

 Winter of 2023

 

The mission lasted 12 days and conducted a series of experiments from APUS.

Check out this recent article about our PIRATE mission in January 2024!

PIRATE mission | American Military University
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Head to our YouTube page to watch the new documentary, ANALOG, of the ARG-1M mission at the Mars Desert Research Station, made by our very own Tony DiBernardo, ARG-1M Crew Journalist,  in consideration for his M.S. in Space Studies
ANALOG | YouTube Video
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