Crew 290 Operations Report 14-01-2023
SOL: 7
Name of person filing report: Anna Tretiakova
Non-nominal systems: None
Notes on non-nominal systems: Not Applicable
ROVERS
Spirit rover used: No
Hours: (Before EVA)
Beginning Charge: (Before EVA)
Ending Charge: (After EVA and before recharging)
Currently Charging:
Opportunity rover used: No
Hours: (Before EVA)
Beginning Charge: (Before EVA)
Ending Charge: (After EVA and before recharging)
Currently Charging:
Curiosity rover used: No
Hours: (Before EVA)
Beginning Charge: (Before EVA)
Ending Charge: (After EVA and before recharging)
Currently Charging:
Perseverance rover used: No
Hours: (Before EVA)
Beginning Charge: (Before EVA)
Ending Charge: (After EVA and before recharging)
Currently Charging:
General Notes on Rovers: In nominal condition.
Summary of Hab Operations:
WATER USE: 34.5 gallons
Water (static tank): 348.7 gallons
Static tank pipe heater (on or off): on
Static tank heater (on or off): on
Toilet tank emptied: Yes
Summary of Internet: internet is nominal during times 18:00 to 22:00
Summary of Suits and Radios: Radios nominal. Suits nominal.
Summary of Greenhab Operations:
WATER USE: 7.0 gallons
Heater: on
Supplemental Light: off
Harvest: No
Summary of Science Dome Operations:
All collected soil samples were continued to be put into microtubular devices, imaged and incubated. The pH sensors were tested and prepared for tomorrow’s EVA.
Dual Split Heater or AC: On
Summary of RAM Operations: (Tools used, work done):
Measuring tape was used to measure the water level. The soldering iron and all the supplies for it were used successfully to fix the temperature sensor. Some assorted caps, screws, washers and nuts were taken to test the dexterity of crew 290 gloves. All materials were returned at the end of the day.
Summary of any observatory issues: Nominal
Summary of health and safety issues:
All crew in good health and happy spirits. No safety issues.
Questions, concerns and requests to Mission Support:
As mentioned above, the temperature sensor was fixed. Below I have attached images of how it currently looks inside. The 9V battery clip was opened up, the folded wires in it were taken out and soldered directly to the wires that come from the motherboard. Both wires were then covered in corresponding electrical tape. Although the battery can be changed, the future users should be mindful and careful. The temperature sensor is now nominal and ready for hardcore field work.
Trash from the bathroom was changed and put in the rear air lock for collection. That trash can be burned.