Southeast Analog
Southeast Analog is a student-run analog space mission program based at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Its SEA I–Thalassa mission is a 10-sol simulated Mars mission running August 8–18, 2026, with student flight controllers and astronaut, habitat/suit-design, logistics, and research teams operating an Earth-based spaceflight simulation. The program develops hands-on human-spaceflight systems and mission operations; no off-Earth flight is claimed.
Identity
- Field
- Analog space missions, human-spaceflight systems, mission control, habitat and suit design, and spaceflight research
- Name
- Southeast Analog
- Region
- NA
- Status
- active
Details
- Description
- Southeast Analog is a student-run analog space mission program based at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Its SEA I–Thalassa mission is a 10-sol simulated Mars mission running August 8–18, 2026, with student flight controllers and astronaut, habitat/suit-design, logistics, and research teams operating an Earth-based spaceflight simulation. The program develops hands-on human-spaceflight systems and mission operations; no off-Earth flight is claimed.
- Latitude
- 33.772432
- Location
- Longitude
- -84.394777
- University
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- Creation Time
- August 15, 2026 at 10:29:39 UTC
- Updated Time
- August 15, 2026 at 10:29:39 UTC