Lessons learned from a year on simulated Mars
After their year in isolation, crewmembers also have practical advise for future Hawaiʻi Space Exploration Analog and Simulation “lavanauts.”
After their year in isolation, crewmembers also have practical advise for future Hawaiʻi Space Exploration Analog and Simulation “lavanauts.”
After 365 days, the longest mission in project history, and amidst a throng of media from around the world, six HI-SEAS crew members exited from their Mars simulation habitat.
The upcoming 8-month missions will be conducted on an isolated Mars-like environment on the slopes of Mauna Loa on the Big Island.
The team successfully conducted final mission simulation tests of their payload and scientific experiments.
An international team of astronomers including the Manoa Institute for Astronomy and NASA identify 100 new planets including five Earth-like planets.
The dwarf planet shows signs of ice deposits that may have formed over billions of years.
How will humans be able to both survive and thrive on places like Mars? One answer, is architecture.
The six members of the fourth HI-SEAS crew are more than halfway done with their year-long mission.
Rocket carrying satellite designed and built by 糖心视频 faculty and students launched into orbital space
Gov. David Ige presented commemorative plaques to Project Imua team members from 糖心视频 campuses across the state during a recognition ceremony at the State Capitol.