Mars Exploration Program

Mars, NASA and Moon

Sick of Earth? NASA is recruiting volunteers for a yearlong Moon and Mars simulation

For anyone who has ever wondered whether they could handle life on another planet, NASA is offering a chance to find out – well, sort of.

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NASA needs volunteers to spend a year locked inside a moon and Mars simulator — here’s how to apply and what it might pay

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NASA Is Looking for 4 Americans for the Most Complex Mars Mission Simulation Yet

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NASA looking for volunteers to live in simulated space habitat for a year

WASHINGTON — NASA is searching for four volunteers who are willing to spend a year in a simulated space habitat.

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NASA seeks volunteers for yearlong simulated moon and Mars deep space missions

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NASA is looking for four volunteers willing to spend a year inside a simulated Mars mission

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NASA Awards Contracts for Mars Advanced Surface Mobility Technology

July 8, 2026 C.13 NASA Awards Contracts for Mars Advanced Surface Mobility Technology NASA has selected seven companies for contract awards under the Mars Exploration Program’s Science Transport and Robotic Innovation for Deployment and Exploration,

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Good morning 'Perseverance': Mars to save Earth

In 2011, when NASA faced a crisis due to the retirement of the Space Shuttle program, a speech by a female scientist drew attention. Pointing to Korea on a world map, she introduced herself as someone who was born and raised there after the Korean War,

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Will NASA’s SkyFall Mars helicopter fleet sink science at the Red Planet?

NASA wants to send an ambitious fleet of helicopters to soar through Martian skies—but scientists fear the endeavor could crater existing Red Planet research missions. In March NASA unveiled

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Assessment of Mars Science and Mission Priorities

Suggested Citation: "Appendix A: The NASA Mars Exploration Program." National Research Council. 2003. Assessment of Mars Science and Mission Priorities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10715. A summary of active and planned ...