NASA is looking for volunteers to live a full year in a simulated Moon and Mars mission
The US space agency NASA announced a new program called “Moon and Mars Exploration Simulation,” through which it is looking for 4 volunteers to live for a full year in an industrial base on Earth, as part of efforts to reduce the risks of future deep space missions.
The American Space Agency (NASA) announced its search for 4 volunteers to live for a full year inside an industrial base on Earth, with the aim of reducing the risks that astronauts may face in future deep space missions.
With global space agencies heading again towards the Moon and then Mars, the question of how humans can survive for long periods on another planet still remains without a complete answer.
For this reason, NASA has launched a new program called “Moon and Mars Exploration Simulation”, which is scheduled to begin as soon as August. 2027 at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, and will last for 12 months, accurately simulating the conditions of spaceflight and life on the surface of another planet.
Through this simulation, officials aim to improve human performance during long-term missions and reduce the risks of spaceflight to the minimum possible.
This project, unlike previous research, is distinguished by being the first study that combines spaceflight simulation and life on the surface of a planet at the same time, within 3 stages during which volunteers go through simulating the journey from Earth to Mars.
أُنتج هذا الخبر بمساعدة الترجمة الآلية ثم خضع لمراجعة تحريرية بشرية للتحقّق من الدقّة والمصدر.
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