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DescriptionHI SEAS Analogue suit test.jpg	English: Testing analogue suits, hazmat and MX-C, near Mauna Loa, Tiffany Swarmer and Annie Caraccio for NASA
Date	11 April 2014, 04:55:12
Source	https://evatiffany.wordpress.com/2014/04/14/a-brief-look-at-how-analog-space-suits-help-to-develop-future-of-planetary-extra-vehicular-activities/
Author	Tiffany Swarmer, NASA

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