Crew144の最初のレポートがFacebookで12月1日12:46に発表されました。
いよいよミッションが始まりますね。
村上さんの応援をよろしくお願いいたします。
応援サイトは、以下の通りです。
・日本火星協会 MDRSページ
・火星のいきものをさがそう!(facebook)
・MDRS天気予報(facebook)
以下にCommanderとJounalistのReportを紹介します。
MDRS Crew 144
Commander Report
Gregory Leonard
11/30/14
----勝手訳です。----
私たちは、ハブのシステムと手順に関する4つのミニワークショップを実施しました。これらは、以下のことを含んでいます。
今日、Crew144がMDRSディレクターから3つの公式な課題を割り当てられました:
----原文です----
A spectacular sunrise marked the departure day of crew MDRS-143, and the beginning of our MDRS-144 crew and command takeover of the Habitat station. Their relatively early departure at 08:40 provided us with considerable time to complete several important tasks today. All crew moved into their staterooms; having a seven-person team, our seventh crew member will temporarily bunk in the lower deck space until we complete the planned stateroom in the southwest quadrant of the loft level.
We completed inventory of our rotation food supply, digitized the inventory and stowed food in the kitchen storage dividing items for use as breakfast, lunch/dinners and proteins. During an extensive team meeting, we reviewed and discussed the overall scope and responsibilities for crew member roles, and our views and strategies relating to the use of Hab resources, namely water use and internet (see Engineering report for internet monitoring); we have devised some potentially novel water conservation procedures (to be documented). Additionally we individually shared our anticipations and expectations for our mission, and acknowledged each other’s objectives and purpose for this project.
We held four mini-workshops relating to Hab systems and procedures. These included 1) introduction to Hab health and safety issues which included a review of emergency procedures (e.g. Hab exits, location and use of fire- extinguishers, in-Sim and out-of-Sim emergency meeting point, hygiene, etc); 2) daily engineering checks overview (checking propane, and diesel fuel levels, and Hab water
levels); 3) introduction to using EVA space suits, radios and comms (several crew practiced putting suits on and taking off, and walking outside the Hab), and 4) introduction to ATV safety and use (most crew members practiced ATV operations and driving).
MDRS-144 crew have been assigned three official tasks today from the MDRS director: 1) Cleaning up and modifying the layout of the “Antarctica pile” and the associated storage platform. Useful materials were sorted from junk, and the tomorrow the platform will repaired and final materials sorted; 2) Moving miscellaneous/extra MDRS gear that was scattered nearby the front of the Hab into the GreenHab (temporarily); and 3) Designing the aforementioned 7th stateroom in the loft. A design was conceived, and a materials list is being generated.
Without a doubt, a highlight for many of the crew was wearing the EVA suits for the first time and appreciating today that we are joining in a legacy of other humans who are truly willing to pioneer new frontiers of knowledge and inspire others to join us as well.
ジャーナリストレポートは、下記の通りです。
Crewの役割が紹介されていますね。
Journalist Report
Victor Luo
11/30/14
----村上さんの部分だけ勝手訳しました。----
Yusuke Murakamiは、crew biologistです。
彼はまた私たちの秘密兵器なるつもりです。
Yusukeは、どんな時でもどんなミッションでも要求される気のきいた道具と必需品のすべてを持っているように見えます。そして、彼の南極での15ケ月が多分それをするための何かをもたらした様に思えます。彼は、地元に多くのファンがいます。彼は、このミッション全般をとおしてその子ども達のインスピレーションを届けることでしょう。
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Welcome to Mars: Population 7. As the new crew of Mars Arctic 365 candidates, we feel excitement and anticipation for the days to come. After meeting the previous crew of six, we feel comfort in knowing what is accomplish-able and anxious at the same time to make our own mark in the Martian deserts of the MDRS.
Greg Leonard is our commander and leader of our ambitious crew. He hails from sunny Arizona, but has been pretty much in every corner of the globe. We will look to him for his expertise in the field and charisma in the habitat.
Heidi Beemer is our XO and green hab officer. With her years of leadership experience in the army and aspirations as a Mars One candidate, we’ll have plenty to learn from her.
Dr. Susan Jewell is our health+safety officer and part-time journalist.
She’s got experience leading expeditions all over the globe including the very next MDRS crew 145. Susan has done significant work in space medicine with a degree from the International Space University. She’s been a driving force for our outreach campaigns and really helped unify the group even before our arrival.
Victor Luo is our crew engineer and part-time journalist. His day job is working at NASA JPL as a Human Interface engineer designing software for controlling robots and spacecraft. In his spare time, he likes to pretend to be an astronaut and participate in Mars One.
Yusuke Murakami is the crew biologist. He is also going to be our secret weapon. Yusuke seems to have all of the gadgets and supplies required for any mission at any time and his 15 months in the Antarctic probably had something to do with that. He has a huge fan base back home as he is an inspiration to schools of kids who he will be reaching out to throughout this mission.
Juho Vehvilainen is the crew scientist. Hailing from Finland (which is not Norway or Sweden), he is an accomplished geophysicists and apparently the sole representative for the Finland space agency. When he is not busy going into extreme environments to study meteorology, he is trying to finish his med school to become a doctor.
Antonio “Tony” de Morais Teles is the crew geologist. And also our team mascot. This guy is full of positive vibes and will round out our team of expert scientists with his skills in astrophysics and astrobiology.
Thanks for taking the time to get to know us. Sit tight for the next two weeks and we’ll have memorable stories to tell.