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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
Stephen White

Scientists using Britain's deepest mine to simulate how humans might live on Mars

The key to humans living on Mars or the Moon is being tested more than a kilometre under North Yorkshire in a working salt mine.

Scientists have turned deep tunnels under the countryside into an underground lab to investigate how scientific and medical operations would take place in other-worldly environments.

Researchers at the University of Birmingham have launched the Bio-SPHERE project in one of the deepest mine sites in the UK. It is based in a 3,000-metre tunnel network which enables researchers to recreate the conditions humans would experience in similar caverns on the Moon and Mars.

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