Four people out of isolation who lived for a year like on Mars: "Living there will become an inevitable reality"

Four volunteers have completed a 378-day isolation experiment simulating life on Mars at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. They tested various aspects of living in a confined environment, including growing food and monitoring health. After their release, they expressed excitement about experiencing sunlight and rain again, while emphasizing the importance of their findings for future Mars missions. The team, consisting of three men and one woman, faced challenges such as communication delays and self-care tasks. They believe that human presence on Mars is inevitable and urge continued efforts towards lunar and Martian exploration.