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English: The Desert Research and Technology Studies (DesertRATS) is one of NASA’s analog missions to test hardware and operational scenarios in a remote environment with geographic similarities to the Moon and Mars. In October 2022, NASA evaluated rover design and operations, communications with the Mission Control Center and a Science Evaluation Room at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. A key element of the DesertRATS analog is the pressurized rover, a capability that is planned for astronaut surface exploration at the Moon and Mars. NASA has a study agreement with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) for development of the Artemis pressurized rover, and JAXA representatives joined NASA at DesertRATS.

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Taken on 11 October 2022

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NASA Johnson Space Center / BILL STAFFORD NASA-JSC HOUSTON T

Bill Stafford
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Image title	PHOTO DATE: 10-11-22 LOCATION: Black Point Lava Flow, Arizona SUBJECT: Photographic documentation of engineering Crew Familiarization Run in field. Desert Rats 2022 in Flagstaff, Arizona. PHOTOGRAPHER: BILL STAFFORD
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