HI-SEAS

Mars Mission Encounters Foul Earth Weather on Hawaii Volcano, Shifts to Low Power Mode

Medicine & Technology May 28, 2021

HI-SEAS is an analog martian and lunar exploration research station operated by the International MoonBase Alliance 8,200 feet above sea level. The HI-SEAS habitat is a 1,200 square foot dome on the Mars-like site at the Mauna Loa mountain range in Hawaii.

HI-SEAS

Mars Mission Encounters Foul Earth Weather on Hawaii Volcano, Shifts to Low Power Mode

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