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Friday, August 10, 2012 | Categories: Day 6 Blog |
NASA's Curiosity reached Mars on Monday, but of course, the dream is to one day see humans on the red planet. And feeding astronauts on a multi-year mission requires a special bag of space tricks. Next March, six people will be sealed in a capsule on a Hawaiian lava field, simulating Mars's surface. They'll spend months exercising their kitchen skills.
Canadian robotics engineer and former soldier Simon Engler is one of them. And Kim Binsted is a co-researcher with NASA's HI-SEAS project a group that's working on the menu.