The inaugural CHAPEA crew from left: Anca Selariu, Nathan Jones, Ross Brockwell, and Kelly Haston.
Credit: NASA/CHAPEA Crew
HOUSTON—Four volunteers with astronaut-like credentials have concluded the first of NASA’s three planned yearlong Earth-based missions on a simulated Martian surface, the agency says. Each exercise is intended to reveal the challenges and stresses facing those who will live and work on the red...
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