NASA Concludes Yearlong Mars Habitat Simulation with CHAPEA Crew
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Four scientists concluded a 378-day mission in a simulated Mars habitat at NASA's Johnson Space Center, aimed at understanding the effects of living on another planet on human health and performance. The experiment, part of NASA's Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog (CHAPEA) program, involved various activities including robotic operations, physical exercise, and simulated "marswalks." The mission is a step towards NASA's goal of sending humans to Mars under its Artemis program.
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