Share the QR code < / P > < p > to friends and circles of friends with wechat scanning code < / P > < p > on August 8, NASA announced on Friday local time that it was recruiting people to participate in the first Mars life simulation mission of one year. The mission will begin in the autumn of 2022 to help NASA send humans to Mars by 2037 < p > Figure 1: NASA is looking for "enterprising individuals" to participate in the one-year Martian surface life simulation mission. They live in the Martian habitat of 3D printing < / P > < p > NASA is looking for "enterprising people" to participate in the Martian surface life simulation mission. They will live in the environment built by icon using 3D printing technology The 1700 square foot (158 square meter) habitat is called Mars dune alpha < p > the program consists of three simulations. The first simulation starts in 2022. Each simulation will have four crew members spend 365 days in the simulated habitat of the red planet, completely isolated from the world < p > Figure 2: these habitats will be built at NASA's Johnson Space Center, including workstations, medical stations and food planting stations < / P > < p > NASA said in a statement that this habitat will simulate the possible challenges faced by the Mars mission, including resource constraints, equipment failures, communication delays and other environmental pressures. The crew's tasks may include simulated spacewalk, scientific research, the use of virtual reality (VR) and robot control, and the exchange of information. The research results will provide important scientific data for verifying the system and developing solutions < p > Figure 3: each mission will include four crew members, who have their own sleep space on one side of the habitat and dedicated to workstations, medical stations and food planting stations on the other side < / P > < p > the application starts from August 7 and continues until September 12, 2021. Interested participants must be healthy, active U.S. citizens or permanent residents, aged 30 to 55, non-smoking, proficient in English (for effective communication between crew and mission control center), and have a master's degree in stem (Science, technology, engineering and Mathematics), At least two years of relevant professional experience or at least 1000 hours of aircraft driving experience

NASA wrote on the website. But when they are on mission, they will not go to the real red planet. This honor was originally reserved for trained astronauts. These habitats will be built at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, including workstations, medical facilities and food planting stations < p > Figure 4: these missions are designed to provide valuable insights and information to evaluate NASA's space food system and the body, behavior and performance of astronauts on future space missions < / P > < p > these missions are designed to provide valuable insights and information to evaluate NASA's space food system and the body, behavior and performance of astronauts on future space missions. NASA will also use the study of alpha simulation of Martian dunes to evaluate the health and performance of astronauts in future Mars missions. At that time, astronauts will live and work on the red planet for a long time < p > grace Douglas, chief scientist of NASA's advanced food technology research program at Johnson Space Center, said in a statement: "this is a rare and unique opportunity. This simulation is crucial for testing solutions that meet the complex needs of life on the surface of Mars. The simulation on earth will help us understand and deal with the physical and psychological challenges that astronauts will face before departure. These selected people will play a historic role in preparing mankind for the next space leap. " < p > Figure 5: NASA will also use the study of alpha simulation of Martian dunes to evaluate the health and performance of astronauts in future Martian missions. At that time, astronauts will live and work on this red planet for a long time < / P > < p > each mission will include four crew members, who will have their own sleep area at one end of the habitat and dedicated to workstations Medical station and food planting station. The center is the shared living space. The habitat will include fixed and movable furniture, as well as customizable lighting, temperature and sound control < p > Jason Ballard, co-founder and CEO of icon, said in a statement: "this is the simulated habitat with the highest fidelity built by humans. The Mars dune alpha project serves a very specific purpose, that is, to prepare humans for life on another planet. We want to develop the most real environment to help mankind realize the dream of expanding into space. 3D printing habitat further shows us that building scale 3D printing is an important part of human toolbox on earth and to the moon and Mars. "（ Small) < / P > < p >