NASA unveils Mars simulation habitat

NASA unveils Mars simulation habitat

Photo taken April 11, 2023, at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, shows a sandbox with red sand simulating the Martian landscape. U.S. space agency NASA unveiled the same day its new Mars simulation habitat, in which four volunteers will live for a year to test what life would be like on future manned missions to the planet, at the center.

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