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Photo Diary (Click Image for Detailed View)
The F.L.A.M.E. students protecting themselves from the strong aeolian processes. It is very cold on Mars!	CDR Randall Shelaga (Crew 67) and CDR Veronica Ann Zabala-Aliberto (Crew 68) conduct the "Command Exchange" on 02 March 2008 at the Mars Desert Research Station.
HSO Assistant and Mission Specialist, Madeline "Mad Dog" Marie Zabala, and F.L.A.M.E.'s Security Officer, Gino "Pilot" Zabala, are happy to be at the MDRS training.	Strong evidence for recent fluvial processes on Mars.
Cross-bedding structures form in bedforms such as ripples and dunes. Sand grains bounce up the stoss side of a ripple, and then tumble down the lee side. Cross-bedding can form in any environment where water or wind flows and sand or gravel exists on the bed of the system.	Airlock "A" at night. Waiting to engage the F.L.A.M.E. Crew in their full simulation tomorrow evening.
Martian mornings are simply beautiful.	Crew 67 and Crew 68 Engineers chatting about the MDRS solar panels.
Crews 67 and 68 split and go their own ways to cross train before the "Exchange of Command".	The Family Living Analysis on Mars Expedition Crew: (from top left down) Angelina Zabala, Madeline Zabala, Eric Harkleroad, Veronica Ann Zabala-Aliberto, Gino Zabala, and Jared Szymanoski. Not shown is Stacy Sklar who will be arriving as Re-Supply later on in the mission.