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DescriptionE-MIST-HardwareAssembly-20150924.jpg	English: Sept. 24, 2015 - Hitchhiking to Mars - E-MIST Study http://www.nasa.gov/feature/ames/hitchhiking-to-mars Experimental equipment mechanical design engineer Prital Thakrar (left) and University of Florida student Bradley Shea reassemble the E-MIST hardware after avionics testing in the Prototype Development Laboratory at Kennedy Space Center.
Date	24 September 2015
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