Real Martians Moment: An Amazing Analog

NASA isn’t even get­ting half of the atten­tion or fund­ing it deserves. The sad thing is that it seems most peo­ple today don’t even under­stand or appre­ci­ate what they do.

this is all real­ly cool but the whole “real mar­t­ian moment” thing is so annoy­ing. i usu­al­ly don’t click on these videos just cause of that

more amy please

I won­der what ping would be like in mars

Lol i have the same joy­stick, every­one uses those

I’m amazed

If you have a mas­ter’s degree in a STEM field, or mil­i­tary offi­cer train­ing, you can vol­un­teer to be a HERA crew mem­ber. See the recruit­ment infor­ma­tion bellow:

Vol­un­teers Are Need­ed for 30 Day JSC HERA Study
JSC-NASA Test Sub­ject Screen­ing is recruit­ing vol­un­teers for a 51-day study to sim­u­late flight oper­a­tions and con­fine­ment. Sub­jects will spend 30 days in con­fined habi­ta­tion in Human Explo­ration Research Ana­log (HERA) facil­i­ty at JSC. Researchers will col­lect blood, urine, and sali­va; study per­son­al behav­iors and eval­u­ate team cohe­sion, cog­ni­tion and com­mu­ni­ca­tion.
Healthy, non-smok­ing vol­un­teers, 30 to 55 years, must pass a JSC phys­i­cal and psy­cho­log­i­cal assess­ment to qual­i­fy. Sub­jects must take no med­ica­tions, have no dietary restric­tions, have a BMI of 29 or less, be 74 inch­es or less in height, and have no his­to­ry of sleep walk­ing,. Sub­jects must have high­ly tech­ni­cal skills and a mas­ters degree in STEM dis­ci­pline, mil­i­tary offi­cer train­ing or equiv­a­lent years of expe­ri­ence.
Vol­un­teers will be com­pen­sat­ed (some restric­tions to NASA civ­il ser­vants and con­trac­tors. Con­tact your HR depart­ment for your company’s pol­i­cy.)
Con­tact Lin­da Byrd, RN, 281–483-7284, and Rori Yager, RN, 281–483-7240.

I think we should trav­el to the moon again, make peo­ple star liv­ing there sounds like a good way to star mars exploration…