V alpských jeskyních se testují skafandry pro misi na Mars

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A man takes a photograph inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:25 odp.
Icicles hang from the ceiling inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:46 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator before the start of a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY HEADSHOT) Published: Dub. 28, 2012, 3:23 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer gets fitted with the helmet as he wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator during a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY HEADSHOT) Published: Dub. 28, 2012, 3:22 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator during a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) Published: Dub. 28, 2012, 3:20 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator during a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) Published: Dub. 28, 2012, 3:21 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator during a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) Published: Dub. 28, 2012, 3:18 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator during a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) Published: Dub. 28, 2012, 3:19 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer takes a rock sample as he wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator during a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists were out of this world on Tuesday about tests in icy Alpine caves of the technology needed for a mission to Mars one day Scientists picked the area - which Groemer called a "scientific playground" - for experiments because ice caves would be a natural refuge for any microbes on Mars seeking steady temperatures and protection from damaging cosmic rays.The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:22 odp.
Physicist Daniel Schildhammer wears the Aouda.X spacesuit simulator during a field test of Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists were out of this world on Tuesday about tests in icy Alpine caves of the technology needed for a mission to Mars one day Scientists picked the area - which Groemer called a "scientific playground" - for experiments because ice caves would be a natural refuge for any microbes on Mars seeking steady temperatures and protection from damaging cosmic rays.The Aouda.X is a spacesuit simulator for manned missions to Mars, which is being developed under the Mars Analog Research Program PolAres and allows to simulate environmental conditions, a real space suit would be faced on Mars. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:24 odp.
A scientist of Association Planete Mars tests the CRV Cliffbot during a field test led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:41 odp.
A scientist of Association Planete Mars tests the CRV Cliffbot during a field test led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:38 odp.
People walk inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:44 odp.
A woman walks inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:26 odp.
People walk inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:45 odp.
People stand inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:20 odp.
Scientists test a vehicle during a field test led by Oesterreichisches Weltraum Forum (Austrian space forum) inside the Eisriesenhoehle (giant ice cave) at Dachstein mountain near the village of Obertraun April 28, 2012. Scientists crews tested a space suit technology, three-dimensional cameras, radar, rover vehicles, communications and sterile testing systems during an 11-nation field test in the icy Alpine caves. Picture taken April 28. REUTERS/Lisi Niesner (AUSTRIA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY) Published: Kvě. 1, 2012, 5:37 odp.