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NASA's Second Simulated Mars Crew Emerges After 378 Days
Original: NASA's Second Simulated Mars Crew Steps Out After 378 Days in Houston Habitat
NASA's second crew simulating a mission to Mars has exited its habitat at Johnson Space Center in Houston after spending 378 days inside. The volunteers lived in isolation to help NASA study how long spaceflight affects health, teamwork and morale ahead of future human missions to the Red Planet. The milestone marks the second completed year-long simulation in the CHAPEA program.
Why now: The crew's long-awaited emergence from the Mars simulation habitat is a visible milestone in NASA's preparations for human Mars missions
NASAJohnson Space CenterHoustonCHAPEAMars
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