Crew #114 Log Book for February 28, 2012 Photos of the dayCommander's Check-In ReportCommander's ReportDate and time: February 28, 2012; 19:00Written by: Balwant Rai, Crew 114, Commander Today we started with breakfast and briefing the day. Afterwards our Health and safety officer examined our dental health. Today, we started with Rover and geology experiments followed by medical experiments. We had good lunch prepared by Commander and Chief executive officer. This was followed by two EVAs that involved collecting soil samples for analysis of microbiological activity. During the late afternoon, the cadets worked on getting the rover working and examining how well it maneuvers when being controlled outside of the Hab. Our chefs are currently working on a good cooked meal tonight, since it is a cooking-day. Tomorrow, we plan to begin doing the medical experiments, especially dental and human factors experiment again on all crew members. The rover engineer, Yannick Wable, is planning on continuing his study of the rover and potentially using the drone if the environment conditions allow. Pierrick and Thomas Quemin will also join Pierrick in examining the feasibility of the rover here on Mars. Wouter Poos will continue his collection of soil samples. Medical data will be collected during two EVAs tomorrow by Balwnt Rai and Jasdeep Kaur. One will be on foot, and one will use the ATVs. Tomorrow will be a cooking day, so we look forward for hot and very tasty meals. Science Report (Geology)Date and time: February 28, 2012; 11:00Written by: Wouter Poos, Crew 114, Crew Geologist Took surface and superficial microbiological samples at site 1 during EVA 1. No problems encountered. Samples are stored in the refrigerator for further analysis. Science Report (Geology) 2Date and time: February 28, 2012 13:30Written by Wouter Poos, Crew 114, Crew Geologist: Took subsurface samples (0, 25, 50 cm deep) of brushy basin member at three different sites, one on alluvial plain, one at base of slope and one in canyon. Successful. Samples are stored in Lab for further analysis. Science Report (Rover)Date and time: February 28, 2012; 19:00 Written by: Wable Yannick, Crew 114, Rover engineer Crew Members: Every member of the crew. Description: The objective of this experiment was to improve the efficiency of rover driving skill and to test new members. Objective has been achieved Engineering ReportDate and time: February 27, 2012, 16:30 EVA 5 ReportDate and time: February 28, 2012 17:27Written by: Pierrick Darneaux, Crew 114, Engineer Crew Members: Geologist (Woulter Poos), health and safety officer (Jasdeep Kaur), Rover engineer (Yannick Wable) and engineer (Perrick Darneaux) Site Location : UTM UPS (Location System) Classified Session: 10:00-11:10 Objective: Sample collecting mission Results: Successful Lesson learned: How to take a rock sample Chef's ReportDate and Time: February 28, 2012; 19:00Written by: Quemin Thomas, Crew 114,Executive officer Chefs: commander and the executive officer 1. Today was a cooking day 2. 1b) Was today a special day celebrated at the main meal with special food or activity? If so, what was special about today and what food(s) or activities were prepared to mark the celebration? No 3. Description: Potato Flakes / eggs / boiled water / bacon (a whole pack)/ spices 4. “Special Potato Flakes and spatio omelet” a. 30 oz of potato Flakes Add 6 cups of boiled water Add salt + chili powder (just a little) + “herbes de provence” then take care of it during 15 minutes b. In a frying pan put some oil and add 3 spoons of onions with salt. Melt 6 tablespoons of powdered eggs and add 9 spoons of water (in a bowl) Cut the bacon in little pieces c. When the onions are ready add the eggs and bacon in the frying. Cook it exactly 7min and 32 seconds. “Enjoy your meal!” 5. List any main meal foods not finished by the crew (leftovers stored for later use or discarded) Nothing 6. Lessons learned : you may multiply by 3 the quantities for the omelet making (not for bacon added) |
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Crew #114 Log Book for February 28, 2012 |