Training astronauts for scientific exploration on planetary surfaces: The ESA PANGAEA programme
Authors:
- Francesco SauroFSFrancesco Sauro
- Samuel J. PaylerSPSamuel J. Payler
- Matteo MassironiMMMatteo Massironi
- Riccardo PozzobonRPRiccardo Pozzobon
- Harald HiesingerHHHarald Hiesinger
- Nicolas MangoldNMNicolas Mangold
- Charles S. CockellCCCharles S. Cockell
- Jesus Martínez FriasJesus Martínez Frias
- Kåre KullerudKKKåre Kullerud
- Leonardo TurchiLTLeonardo Turchi
- Igor DrozdovskiyIDIgor Drozdovskiy
- Loredana BessoneLBLoredana Bessone
- 26 December 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Acta Astronautica
- Vol. 204, 222-238
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