NASA reconsiders Mars missions after Hi Seas

[Mik]

https://abolt.newsweek.com/s/nasa-mars-colonization-obstacle?as=6dap23848925718790626&utm_source=fb&utm_campaign=6dap23848925718790626&utm_medium=z020111&fbclid=IwAR11rrQIqPIHpxJUa0d71rXhK3A3PuxpLTzzxF1LPOjeVByO-NjqqHb2Btg&bdk=0

[Copper]

it wasn’t the isolation that drove many of the participants round the bend.

Instead, the experiment known as HI-SEAS IV revealed that it was their fellow humans who pushed the participants to the edge.

I could have saved them the trouble.

Those people are just no darned good

[Axtremus]

It’s the sort of thing that, if it weren’t for my existing earthly duties, I would most likely have applied to volunteer.

[Mik]

I know where you could get some letters of recommendation.

[George K]

@mik said in NASA reconsiders Mars missions after Hi Seas:

I know where you could get some letters of recommendation.

[Axtremus]

Oh, go ahead and draft that recommendation letter for me. You know you want to.

[taiwan_girl]

I dont think that the human interactions and breakdown was too surprising. Seems like one of those reality shows where they stick a bunch of people in a house to live together and watch the drama happen.

Same thing happened here.

[Aqua Letifer]

@axtremus said in NASA reconsiders Mars missions after Hi Seas:

It’s the sort of thing that, if it weren’t for my existing earthly duties, I would most likely have applied to volunteer.

Trying to catch a flight home, eh?