To prepare humans for Mars, two explorers walk 3600-km-long trek across Antarctica
The team is also working with Nasa and Stanford University to use the expedition for human and biological research.
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The team is also working with Nasa and Stanford University to use the expedition for human and biological research.
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NASA and the ESA are closely following two explorers as they trek across Antarctica to inform how humans might survive on Mars.
The US space agency NASA is tracking two British explorers on a 3,650 kilometers journey across Antarctica to learn more about humanity's ability to survive on Mars. Explorers Justin Packshaw,57, and Jamie Facer Childs, 37 are on an 80-day trek across the southernmost continent as part of the Chasing the Light mission — a grueling expedition that could give a better understanding of the psychological and physical impact of other worlds on the human body and mind.
NASA is currently following two expeditioners as they travel through Antarctica for 2,268 miles to discover information regarding civilization's potential to thrive on Mars.