#3. 6 People, 1 Dome, 365 Days Alone
This sounds like a plot of Big Brother. But it isn't, this is very real. Before you guys start thinking too much about this, let us tell you that the six scientists will live inside the two story solar powered dome for 365 days. The goal is to be able to look deeper into the way the crew members interact and handle a controlled situation by filming and documenting their every move.
Researchers hope that through this experiment they will get closer to their objective of sending scientists to Mars. Now the question is, what will scientists do inside the dome? You won't believe what will happen inside. Together three men and three women will...
#2. What Will They Do?
So before you start thinking something completely irrelevant about all the scientists inside, let us tell you that all the 3 men and women inside will just primarily focus on how can we live on Mars. This is a purely scientific task for the future endeavors on Mars.
As mentioned earlier, the primary objective of this experiment is to notice the possibility of life on Mars. NASA has spent a huge sum on this experiment. They've made sure that the conditions inside replicate the conditions on the other planet. If this experiment turns out to be a successful one, this might very well be the biggest breakthrough by man to find an option of life on some other planet than earth!
#1. Crew Members
So here we present you the list of those brave scientists that are the most important part of this experiment.
Carmel Johnston, a soil scientist.
Christiane Heinicke, a physicist and engineer.
Sheyna Gifford, a medical writer.
Andrzej Stewart, a light aircraft pilot.
Cyprien Verseux, an astrobiologist and doctorate student.
Tristan Bassingthwaighte, doctor of architecture candidate.
