These 4 scientists will live a life like Mars on Earth when where how know

One of the aims of the American space agency NASA is to send humans to Mars in the future. It has also started preparing for this. In June last year, NASA accommodated 4 common people at a place where the conditions are like Mars. The space agency has created a setup on Earth itself which has the atmosphere of Mars. NASA is once again going to send 4 new people to live in this setup. The four volunteers will stay in that setup for 45 days, which is starting from May 10.

Report According to the report, the four volunteers are named Jason Lee, Stephanie Navarro, Sharif Al Romaithy and Piyumi Wijesekara. They will enter a setup on May 10 and exit it on June 24.

This place is in Johnson Space Center in Houston, USA. It is called Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog (CHAPEA). By creating the conditions of Mars for people on Earth and keeping these 4 volunteers there, NASA wants to understand the conditions of Mars. It wants to know what kind of conditions a person will have to face when he is actually sent to live on Mars.

The ‘house’ is 3D printed

The house in which the four volunteers will live is a 3D printed house. The people living in it will have to grow leafy vegetables for themselves. They will have to do all the work that scientists may have to do on Mars.

The house where the volunteers will stay will have an airlock door. This is because there is no oxygen on Mars and even in the simulated Mars environment on Earth, all four people will have to rely on artificial oxygen. NASA says that this place will help scientists in their study. Scientists will be able to know how crew members have to adjust before going to the Moon, Mars and other planets.