Crew 310 Journalist Report 13Feb2025
Author: Jennifer García Carrizo, Crew Journalist
The crew begins the next to last Sol excitedly, hoping to wrap up their research projects and conduct two special EVAs.
In the morning, half of the crew embarked on an EVA along the main road, Cow Dung Road 0110, and stopped at a series of different locations. They enjoyed documenting and collecting the last geological samples along the breathtaking Martian landscape.
Meanwhile, Anna Bach, the crew’s artist, worked on adding color to the children’s book she has been developing. Engineer Helena Arias Casals finished printing her latest designs on the 3D printer, while journalist Jennifer García Carrizo and scientist Estel Blay recorded the greenhouse experiment on tomatoes. Estel confirmed that the tomato seeds that thrived the most were the ones that had been watered with filtered water.
In the afternoon, the other part of the crew headed out to North Ridge, where they took the opportunity to document this stunning Martian-like environment. Meanwhile, Marina Martínez, Mónica Roca i Aparici, and Ariadna Farrés spent the last hours of the evening finalizing their respective research projects.
Tomorrow is the crew’s final Sol, and they are busy finishing their scientific project before the end of the mission.