3D printed module for Mars.

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According to Grace Douglas, lead scientist for NASA’s Advanced Food Technology research effort at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, “The analog is critical for testing solutions to meet the complex needs of living on the Martian surface. Simulations on Earth will help us understand and counter the physical and mental challenges astronauts will face before they go.”

NASA is Recruiting for Yearlong Simulated Mars Mission.

Life on the Red Planet? NASA is looking for 4 people to live inside their 3D-printed Mars module for a year.

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