Crew 275 Operations Report 04Mar2023
SOL: 20
Name of person filing report: Quentin Royer
Non-nominal systems:
• Toilet
• Spacesuit n°9
• Robotic observatory
Notes on non-nominal systems:
• The robotic observatory is non-nominal according to Peter Detterline’s email
ROVERS
Spirit rover used: No
• Hours: 209.9
• Beginning charge: 100%
• Ending charge: N/A
• Currently charging: Yes
Opportunity rover used: No
• Hours: 113.7
• Beginning charge: 100%
• Ending charge: N/A
• Currently charging: Yes
Curiosity rover used: No
• Hours: 221.7
• Beginning charge: 100%
• Ending charge: N/A
• Currently charging: Yes
Perseverance rover used: No
• Hours: 255.9
• Beginning charge: 100%
• Ending charge: N/A
• Currently charging: Yes
General notes on rovers: Nothing to report.
Summary of Hab operations: 3 Crew members were in the Hab this morning, as the rest of the crew was at the hospital concerning yesterday’s incident. They cooked and cleaned the Hab. The afternoon was dedicated to resting, as the night was very long for most of us. The main Airlock door was secured because of the very high winds.
• WATER USE: 12.87
• Water: 391.39 gallons
• Static tank pipe heater: On
• Static tank heater: On
• Toilet tank emptied: Yes
Summary of internet: Hughes Net was used during the day before the opening of COMMS for email purposes, and Starlink (MDRSCampus-Guest) is used during COMMS. MDRScampus is used for experimental purpose. Moreover, today the MDRSCampus-Guest was left available by Mission Support to help us have a good communication between the Crew Members at the MDRS and the Crew Members at the hospital.
Summary of suits and radios: Nothing to report.
Summary of GreenHab operations: The Crew botanist conducted routine operations.
• WATER USE: 10.56 gallons
• Heater: On
• Supplemental light: No
• Harvest: No
Summary of ScienceDome operations: No operations were conducted in the ScienceDome.
• Dual split: Heat / From 10 pm to 7 am
Summary of RAM operations: No operations were conducted in the RAM today.
Summary of any observatory issues: According to Peter Detterline’s email, the robotic observatory is non-nominal.
Summary of health and safety issues: Yesterday evening, a Crew Member fell during a regular sport session, and broke their clavicula. The HSO immediately responded, with the help of the whole crew. Mission Support was quickly informed and reacted very promptly. Sergii called 911 and provided us with all the support we needed. The Crew Member was evacuated to the Sevier Valley Hospital, accompanied by the HSO. After examinations and treatment, the injured Crew Member and HSO came back at 14:30 this afternoon, as the Commander and Crew Scientist drove to the hospital with the Crew Car to bring them back to the MDRS.
Questions, concerns, and requests to Mission Support:
• Concerning our experiment which uses Internet, do you know if there a firewall on MDRSCampus that blocks any SSH connection to a remote server? If this is the case, do you think that it would be possible to allow SSH connection to the IP address 51.178.183.7?