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A team from the Austrian Space Forum is arriving back in Austria following a week testing its analogue space suit “Aouda.X” in the semi-desert of Rio Tinto in Spain. This suit has been developed over three years and is one of the best models of its kind worldwide.  Source: Austrian Space Forum successfully t... trip for ESA's Mars rover ‘Eurobot’
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