Nasa astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko will rocket into orbit from Kazakhstan in March and move into the International Space Station for an entire year to allow the world to push deeper into space. They both have been training for 2 years.
'Researchers need to know more about the prolonged effects of space on humans, before astronauts embark on Mars expeditions lasting three years, round trip,' they said.
'What makes this exciting for me, this one-year flight, is about the science and everything we're going to learn from expanding the envelope on the space station,' Kelly said.
'If we're ever going to go to Mars someday, the International Space Station is really a great platform to learn much more about having people live and work in space for longer durations.
It's close to the Earth, and it's a great orbiting facility.'
I don't think am considering living the earth to stay in Mars, maybe you guys are. Lol! Good luck to them
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