GreenHab Report – March 3rd
Crew 293 GreenHab Report 03-03-2024
GreenHab Officer: Mathurin FRANCK
Environmental control: (heater, fan, door open?) Heater/fan turning on automatically
Average temperatures: between 70°F- 90°F
Hours of supplemental light: 10pm-2am
Daily water usage for crops: 6G
Daily water usage for research and/or other purposes: None
Water in Blue Tank (200 gallon capacity): 96.9 gallons –
Time(s) of watering for crops: 10:00am 7:00pm
Changes to crops:
None
Narrative:
I cleaned the GreenHab from the Martian dust.
Harvest: (include which crop and mass in grams) : /
Support/supplies needed: /
Operations Report – March 3rd
Crew 293 Operations Report 03-03-2024
SOL:14
Name of person filing report: Leo Tokaryev
Non-nominal systems:None
Notes on non-nominal systems: None
ROVERS
Spirit rover used: No
Hours: (before EVA)
Beginning charge: (Before EVA)
Ending charge: (On return from EVA, before recharging)
Currently charging:
Opportunity rover used: No
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Curiosity rover used: Non
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Perseverance rover used: No
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
General notes on rovers:none
Summary of Hab operations: put notes here
WATER USE: 15.6 gallons
Water (static tank): 286.2 gallons
Static tank pipe heater (on or off): ON
Static tank heater (On or off): ON
Toilet tank emptied: yes
Summary of internet:
Summary of suits and radios:
Summary of GreenHab operations: put notes here
WATER USE: 6 gallons
Heater: On
Supplemental light: 10pm-2am
Harvest: none
Summary of ScienceDome operations: None
Dual split: Heat or AC, On
Summary of RAM operations: (Tools used, work done):
Summary of any observatory issues: none
Summary of health and safety issues: none
Questions, concerns and requests to Mission Support: we have left a trash bag in the rear airlock, could you please take care of it?
Journalist Report – March 3rd
SOL 14: The White Planet
“It was the pure Language of the World. It required no explanation, just as the universe needs none as it travels through endless time.” – The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho
For this second Sunday on Mars, the Crew woke up seeing a red and white landscape! After yesterday’s wind gusts, snow happened and covered the Martian hills in front of our windows. But the wind, which kept blowing during the day, and the sun, hiding behind the clouds, threw away the white snowflakes…
We followed our Sunday routine. We started with a big sports session, which lasted more than an hour. Lise prepared an original session: we were switching between individual exercises and group ones. After going through seven individual exercises, we gathered to complete a common work out. We did this 4 times, and then finished with a challenge: holding as long as possible the plank position! After that, we were exhausted, but happy to have worked out. Then, we enjoyed bread, cooked by Léa the day before. After this big breakfast, we kept performing our Sunday activities: a big clean up of the station! We had to clean all the Martian dust we brought from the outside during EVAs. Despite it, we spent time working. For example, Lise and I performed cognitive assessments for the Orbital Architecture experiment.
The afternoon was busy with an activity that brought happiness to the Crew: washing our hair! Just before that, Lise, who found her hair too long, asked Marie to cut it, and we did it! Then, those who wanted to wash their hair, and couldn’t do it since the beginning of the mission, could finally do it. It was great! We are proud to have used only 9 liters of water to Lise’s, Marie’s and Léa’s hair, as well as mine. On his side, Yves went for dry shampoo. It was not easy to wash our hair while kneeling down on the ground, with the head inside a bucket, clearing our hair with water from a water flask! But we had a lot of amusement helping each other out, which created a joyful atmosphere in the whole station!
Finally, the Crew enjoyed muffins, cooked by Mathurin. This day enabled everyone to rest and prepare themselves for next week!
Astronomy Report – March 2nd
[category astronomy-report]
Astronomy Report
Name: Léa BOURGELY
Crew: 293
Date: 03/02/2024
MLC-RCOS16
Robotic Telescope Requested: MLC-RCOS16
Objects to be Imaged this Evening: NGC2268 and NGC2525
Images submitted with this report: Example of wrongly stacked NGC2525
Additional Notes:
I tried to process the images but it seems like there are calibration issues with the star tracking : I am not able to stack them with the WCS. I sent an e-mail to ask Peter about it.
Operations Report – March 2nd
Crew 293 Operations Report 02-03-2024
SOL: 13
Name of person filing report: Leo Tokaryev
Non-nominal systems: the tunnel leading to science dome
Notes on non-nominal systems: there’s a hole in the tarp and the metal grid is also damaged, all because of the wind. We’ll try to figure out a solution once there’s less wind. For the moment it is too dangerous to go to the science dome or try to fix the grid.
ROVERS
Spirit rover used:no
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Opportunity rover used:no
Hours:
Beginning charge:
Ending charge:
Currently charging:
Curiosity rover used: Yes
Hours: 269.6
Beginning charge:100
Ending charge:76
Currently charging:yes
Perseverance rover used: yes
Hours:284.7
Beginning charge:75
Ending charge:55
Currently charging:yes
General notes on rovers:
Summary of Hab operations: put notes here
WATER USE: 18.7 gallons
Water (static tank): 301.8 gallons
Static tank pipe heater (on or off):On
Static tank heater (On or off)On
Toilet tank emptied: yes
Summary of internet: none
Summary of suits and radios:
Summary of GreenHab operations: put notes here
WATER USE: 8 gallons
Heater: On
Supplemental light: 22h-2h automatic
Harvest: none
Summary of ScienceDome operations: none
Dual split: Heat or AC, On
Summary of RAM operations: none
Summary of any observatory issues: none
Summary of health and safety issues: none
Questions, concerns and requests to Mission Support: apart from the front door of the hab and the tunnel that were damaged, the station seems sensitive to the wind but for the moment everything works fine.
GreenHab Report – March 5th
Crew 293 GreenHab Report 05-03-2024
GreenHab Officer: Mathurin FRANCK
Environmental control: (heater, fan, door open?) Heater/fan turning on automatically
Average temperatures: between 70°F- 90°F
Hours of supplemental light: 10pm-2am
Daily water usage for crops: 6G (but 4G before tank resupply)
Daily water usage for research and/or other purposes: None
Water in Blue Tank (200 gallon capacity): 198 gallons
Time(s) of watering for crops: 10:00am 7:00pm
Changes to crops:
None
Narrative: /
Harvest: (include which crop and mass in grams): None
Support/supplies needed: /
Sol Summary – March 5th
Crew 293 Sol Summary Report 05-03-2024
Sol: 16
Summary Title: Sometimes you need to know how to start again…
Author’s name: Marie Delaroche, Crew Commander
Mission Status: Nominal
Sol Activity Summary:
Today, the Crew Scientist and GreenHab Officer, responsible for the photogrammetry study, realized that the map generated yesterday was not of sufficient quality to help the EVA teams locate the checkpoints. Rescheduling a photogrammetry EVA to Candor Chasma was no easy task, but in the end, we managed to rearrange everything in a way that would not impact our other studies too much.
As a result, this was a relatively quiet afternoon. The photogrammetry team developed a new strategy for tomorrow’s backup EVA, while the rest of the crew concentrated on keeping the station and experiments up and running.
Look Ahead Plan:
We are planning to perform a second photogrammetry EVA at Candor Chasma to map the area on Sol 17, and to reschedule the two follow up EVAs to Sol 19 and Sol 20.
Anomalies in work: EVA Suits 3,4,5,7,9, Solar Observatory offline
Weather: Mostly cloudy, low 0°C, high 15°C
Crew Physical Status: Nominal
EVA: NA
Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, Journalist’s Report, GreenHab Report, Operations Report, Photos (6-8 pics), EVA Request
Support Requested: NA
Astronomy Report – March 5th
[category astronomy-report]
Astronomy Report
Name: Léa BOURGELY
Crew: 293
Date: 03/05/2024
MLC-RCOS16
Robotic Telescope Requested: MLC-RCOS16
Objects to be Imaged this Evening: NGC3597, NGC1952, Orion Nebula
Images submitted with this report: M42
Additional Notes:
First try in processing, I am not sure that the colors are right, and it is a bit blurry.
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