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Although here the risk is lower, on Mars performing those daily tasks are what keeps us alive," said Michael Andrews, the engineer for Crew 315. Watch the video to find out more.

The 5-person Crew 315 spent two weeks living at the research station following the same procedures that they would on Mars. David Laude, who served as the crew's commander, described a typical day.