EVA Report – April 11th

Crew 279 Operations Report 11-04-2023
SOL: 9
Name of person filing report: Ioana Dimitrova

Non-nominal systems: robotic observatory, Opportunity
Notes on non-nominal systems:
Robotic observatory: awaiting for a solution from the manufacturer.
Opportunity Rover : see rover section

ROVERS

Spirit rover used: no

Hours: 228,5

Beginning charge: 100%

Ending charge: 100%

Currently charging: yes

Opportunity rover used: yes

Hours: 120,2

Beginning charge: 100%

Ending charge: 81%

Currently charging: yes

Curiosity rover used: no

Hours: 215,5

Beginning charge: 100%

Ending charge: 100%

Currently charging: yes

Perseverance rover used: yes

Hours: 260,6

Beginning charge: 100%

Ending charge: 80%

Currently charging: yes

General notes on rovers: one of the battery wires on the driver side of Opportunity is corroded out and needs to be replaced.

Summary of Hab operations: Music influence on stress experiment was conducted. 3D print of Lunaria One, regolith collector. Team Building exercise.

WATER USE: 19,51

Water (static tank): 308,3

Static tank pipe heater (on or off): off

Static tank heater (On or off): off

Toilet tank emptied: no

Summary of internet: used from 14:00 to 21:00 for experiments and reports.

Summary of suits and radios: Radios charging nominal. Suits charging nominal.

Summary of GreenHab operations:

WATER USE: 17,9

Heater: Off

Supplemental light: Off

Harvest: none

Summary of ScienceDome operations : End of editing of mid-mission video.

Dual split: Heat or AC, Off

Summary of RAM operations: none

Summary of any observatory issues: see above for robotic observatory. New Mexico observatory used for M51. Photos are not usable because they are not tracked. See Observatory report.

Summary of health and safety issues: More nose bleeding. No more fever. See HSO report.

Questions, concerns and requests to Mission Support:

I only now notice that there is a mistake in Operations Report SOL 8, we inverted the data for Curiosity and Spirit as we confused both because we didn’t park them at their usual spot. Also we misread 215,5 for 215,9 hours for Curiosity (which we named Spirit by mistake in the report). The data in this report is all correct.

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