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Comic illustration of three astronauts sorting floating socks and clothing inside a spacecraft, with Mars visible outside and signs describing missing socks and laundry status.
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Three people in spacesuits are shown in a spacecraft exercise area; one reaches toward a treadmill screen listing terms about data, biometric information, and possible malfunction, with Mars visible through a nearby window.
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Cartoon scene inside a spacecraft where two astronauts, a sheep in a spacesuit, and a pilot react to missing a Mars exit; screens show a 52-million-kilometre detour and an estimated travel time of 7 months and 3 weeks.
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Illustrated spacecraft cabin with three astronauts during karaoke: one sings into a microphone, one covers their ears, and one presses against a locked door as Mars is visible outside.
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Six illustrated crew members in a spacecraft cabin respond to conflicting temperature readings; one is wrapped in a snowflake blanket, two appear overheated, and Mars is visible through a window.
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Three astronauts float inside a spacecraft cabin while trying to catch popcorn and other snacks; Mars is visible through the window, and displays mention a six-month travel estimate and loose-food warnings.
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Illustrated spacecraft cockpit with three astronauts, Mars visible beyond the windows, and displays showing a seven-month estimated arrival and a distance of 178 million kilometers.
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Illustrated spacecraft scene showing three astronauts investigating a missing chocolate bar using a wrapper fragment, crumbs, a flashlight, and a monitor listing three suspects, with Mars visible outside.
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Illustrated crew scene in which four astronauts arrange a group selfie inside a spacecraft while Mars appears beyond the window; speech bubbles and cockpit notes reference framing, retakes, coffee, and a historic moment.
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Comic-style spacecraft interior with three astronauts, a Mars group-chat screen requesting pizza, a crew chat listing toppings and questions about life, and a display estimating six months to Mars.
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