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They spent more than a year inside a NASA hangar in Houston simulating life on Mars. Now, they’re finally out

They spent more than a year inside a NASA hangar in Houston simulating life on Mars. Now, they’re finally out
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Michael Adkison/Houston Public Media Ross Elder and the CHAPEA crew take their first steps outside the Johnson Space Center in more than a year on Oct. 31, 2026. After spending 378 days inside a 1,700-square-foot facility living and working in Mars-like conditions, the four crew members of NASA’...

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