Cassandra Klos - HERA
Cassandra Klos01The Human Exploration Research Analog at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
Cassandra Klos02The HERA debrief and conference room at Johnson Space Center.
Cassandra Klos03HERA's Mission Control unit and display.
Cassandra Klos04Crew member John Kennard works the controls of the flight simulator he used as part of the first mission of Fourth HERA campaign.
Cassandra Klos05The center elevator and ladder which joins the floors of the HERA.
Cassandra Klos06A glimpse into the HERA's elevator and ladder.
Cassandra Klos07Crew member Mark Settles poses on the lower deck of the HERA after 45 days in simulation.
Cassandra Klos08A metal hangar houses the HERA at Johnson Space Center.
Cassandra Klos09New spacesuits inside Building 9's Space Vehicle Mockup Facility at Johnson Space Center.
Cassandra Klos10A module within the HERA.
Cassandra Klos11Leftover food supplies inside the HERA after the first mission of the Fourth Campaign.
Cassandra Klos12A crew morale message and daily day tally left by HERA's 13th crew.
Cassandra Klos13A replica of the International Space Station inside Building 9's Space Vehicle Mockup Facility at Johnson Space Center.
Cassandra Klos14A Mars simulated rover display at Johnson Space Center.
Laura Mallonee is a writer for WIRED covering photography. ... Read More
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