UND HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT LABORATORY' BLOG

Mars and Lunar-analogue research activities on Earth can benefit from prototype pressurized planetary suits that simulates many of the challenges future explorers will face during extra-vehicular activities on the Martian and Lunar surface. Since 2005, we have been developing several prototype suits at the UND Human Spaceflight Laboratory (www.human.space.edu). This unofficial blog, made by its director, Dr. Pablo de León, covers our testing phases, different developments and analog missions.

Sunday, April 30, 2006

IN BELFIELD, ND

Today we arrived safely to Belfield after a 6 hours drive from Grand Forks. Tomorrow we will start testing of the space suit. Starting tomorrow we will post daily updates of our work with (hopefully) some pictures.

Posted by Pablo de Leon, Project Director.

UND HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT LABORATORY' BLOG

Sunday, April 30, 2006

IN BELFIELD, ND

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