In 2005, I returned to the Mars Society's Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS), a Mars-base analog simulation facility located in the most Mars-like area of the Utah desert. This time I was the mission commander, responsible for everything from crew selection and training to research planning to running the actual mission on site. Crew 37 was the first crew from a single academic institution - Georgia Tech! Go Jackets :-)
Here are a few pictures of the experience; many more are in my Google Photos album. Links to more information can be found at the bottom of this page.
Don't forget to check out my 2003 mission to the Flashline Mars Arctic Research Station near the North Pole, and my other adventures at MDRS: Crew 5 in 2002, and Crew 47 in 2006.
Please contact me if you want full-resolution versions or if you plan to use any of these pictures.
The Mars Desert Research Station in southwestern Utah (38.406449N 110.791912W)
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