What?

IMAGINE, CREATE, PLAY!

Space is for everyone

Earth-based simulations and experiments that replicate the conditions and challenges of space travel to test technologies, train astronauts, conduct research, and inspire public engagement in space exploration.

Why?

INSPIRE, ADVANCE, PREPARE.

Having fun allows full collaboration

Use Simulated Real Space Environments to train astronauts, unlock cost-effective testing, skyrocket research and innovation, ignite public engagement and inspiration. All for Earth benefit and beyond.

Benefits for students and schools

Conduct cutting-edge research, experiment with new technologies, and contribute to making humanity a multiplanetary species.

Improve your products by testing them in extreme and controlled environments, allowing innovation to flourish thanks to global collaboration.

Simulate space conditions, reducing risk and costs while fostering multidisciplinary innovation that often leads to real-world applications, making life on Earth better.

Companies gain recognition through collaborations with aerospace giants and space agencies, inspiring interest and fostering space exploration goals, making them a perfect visibility platform.

Groundbreaking science R&D

Exciting space walks

The typical daily routine is a mix of tasks. From conducting experiments, maintaining equipment, documenting findings, simulate daily life in confined spaces, engage in communication protocols, and participate in psychological studies. All this is done to prepare for real space missions while contributing to space research and public engagement.

Extravehicular Activities (EVAs) closely replicate spacewalks, using spacesuits and performing tasks in microgravity-simulating environments. These simulations are crucial for training, testing equipment, and conducting research relevant to actual space missions. EVAs help astronauts develop essential skills, ensure safety, and advance technology while providing insights into the challenges of working in space.

Train hard, live easy

Everyday life includes strict physical fitness schedules, daily simulations, communication drills, psychological studies, and regular testing of emergency response drills. The aim is to train astronauts for real space missions, putting the human body into extreme conditions

Balancing well-being, fostering success

Space missions include tons of other activities, all crucial for their overall well-being and the successful execution of the mission. Sleeping is vital to maintain physical and mental health, as it allows the body to rest and recover. Cooking and eating play a significant role in providing essential nutrition and fostering team bonding through shared meals. Stargazing is a leisure activity that not only offers relaxation but also a connection to the environment, fostering a deeper appreciation of their unique off-world experience.

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We look for:

🌟 Extreme Isolation - No contact with humans, away from the lights and sounds of our civilization, no communication

🌟 Extreme Terrain - Lunar, Martian or deep space like environments in terms of soil and absence of flora and water bodies.

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High altitude

Thin air, extreme temperatures, clear sky for observing the stars

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Underground

Limited light, natural temperature control, geology exploration

Do you want to

1️⃣ Learn more about analog astronaut missions

2️⃣ Understand how you can sponsor and what type of support is needed

3️⃣ Join us in our next missions as an astronaut or Mission Control crew

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