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Written by Zainab Abdel Moneim
according to them, can be used to colonize the red planet in the coming decades.These models are not limited to form, but the competition also indicates that they should also have the right thickness, heating and pressure to withstand the harsh conditions on Mars.
Of the 18 teams selected from around the world who participated in the competition, five reached the next stage of the competition, with the task of creating a three-dimensional model printed for the final design.
NASA awarded a prize of $ 2 million (1.5 million pounds) to the winner of the competition, the final models being completed in the spring of 2019.
NASA established a partnership with the United States. Bradley University of Peoria, Five teams to move on to the next step of the three-dimensional housing challenge, and those who advanced to the next stage, they received a prize of 100 thousand dollars.
The award was given to the five teams based on results identified by a team of experts from NASA, academia and industry, and executives were evaluating the digital representation of future homes. Mars built with the help of specialized software tools.
A total of 18 teams from around the world participated in the contest, and participants were assessed on the completeness and planning of housing, as well as on the ease of design that could be printed on the surface of the red planet.
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