In the future, assuming that astronauts will stay on Mars and conduct manned exploration, NASA = National Aeronautics and Space Administration has opened a facility to conduct experiments in which people live for one year in an environment similar to Mars. bottom.
In the future, assuming that astronauts will stay on Mars and conduct manned exploration, NASA = National Aeronautics and Space Administration has opened a facility to conduct experiments in which people live for one year in an environment similar to Mars. bottom.
At NASA’s ”Johnson Space Center” in Texas, USA, the experimental facility opened to the public on the 11th has a building made with a 3D printer for construction, and the area is about 160 square meters.
At NASA’s ”Johnson Space Center” in Texas, USA, the experimental facility opened to the public on the 11th has a building made with a 3D printer for construction, and the area is about 160 square meters.
Outside the building, there is a space of about 110 square meters spread with red sand to resemble the environment of Mars, so that various experiments such as simulations of walking long distances on Mars can be performed.
Outside the building, there is a space of about 110 square meters spread with red sand to resemble the environment of Mars, so that various experiments such as simulations of walking long distances on Mars can be performed.
Starting in June, NASA plans to conduct an experiment in which four volunteer participants will live in this facility for about a year, examining their health status and other factors, and planning to use it for future manned exploration of Mars. .
Starting in June, NASA plans to conduct an experiment in which four volunteer participants will live in this facility for about a year, examining their health status and other factors, and planning to use it for future manned exploration of Mars. .
A NASA representative said, ``It is necessary to understand how missions performed with limited supplies in places far from the earth affect health conditions and activity contents.’’
A NASA representative said, ``It is necessary to understand how missions performed with limited supplies in places far from the earth affect health conditions and activity contents.’’
NASA is planning to send mankind back to the moon with the goal of 2025 in the international project ”Artemis Project” in which Japan also participates. increase.
NASA is planning to send mankind back to the moon with the goal of 2025 in the international project ”Artemis Project” in which Japan also participates. increase.