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Max Jeffcott

2012-09-10T21:18:42Z

Max.Jeffcott:

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'''Max Jeffcott''' is a current [[Spacesim]] member, and a student at [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]. He joined the club in October of [[2009-10|2009]].

==Daedalus 2010==
Max Jeffcott served as a simulator during [[Mission]] [[Daedalus 2010]]. He is noted for his participation in [[Earth Station 1]] under the Russian pseudonym Zamyatin, and for his work in developing the underlying mechanics of the [[Pink Water|green water]].

==Dragan 2011==
Max Jeffcott also served as a simulator during [[Dragan 2011]]. He again participated in [[Earth Station 1]].

Max Jeffcott

2011-03-22T02:30:53Z

Max.Jeffcott:

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'''Max Jeffcott''' is a current [[Spacesim]] member, and a student at [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]. He joined the club in October of [[2009-10|2009]].

==Daedalus 2010==
Max Jeffcott served as a simulator during [[Mission]] [[Daedalus 2010]]. He is noted for his participation in [[Earth Station 1]] under the Russian pseudonym Zamyatin, and for his work in developing the underlying mechanics of the [[Pink Water|green water]].

==Dragan 2011==
Max Jeffcott also served as a simulator during [[Dragan 2011]]. He again participated in [[Earth Station 1]].

Talk:Samuel's Proposal for Training Missions

2011-03-22T01:53:37Z

Max.Jeffcott:

==Holding back information==
Mission Control may have legitimate reasons for holding back information. For instance, if it is impossible for the Habitat to fix an issue before moving on to the next most important task, Mission Control may hold back potential solutions, while ordering the astronauts to the next task. It is Mission Control's duty to make sure that the astroanuts accomplish their goals, and it is the Mission Control Commander's or any Flight Director's perogative to decide which information the Habitat needs in order to best fulfill their duties. Of course, as a perennial astronaut, I am for full disclosure. However, the Mission Control Commander's authority is absolute. He is in charge of the mission. Period. [[User:Stefanido|-- Stefanido]] 21:56, 29 March 2010 (EDT)
:Absolutely. I was more aiming to convey that I have seen, both in a training mission and in a main mission, Simulators not give information to Mission Control on the grounds that the astronauts had not yet directly asked for a solution to the disaster at hand. - [[User:Darth Wombat|Darth Wombat]] 22:15, 29 March 2010 (EDT)

==Punishment==
Perhaps not punishment, but simulator reaction to astronaut action is the duty of the simulator. For instance, during [[Daedalus 2010]], Jeffcott and I were watching the Simulator Mezzanine. There had been a short on the secondary power bus, and the astronauts were flicking the lights on and off. Jeffcott and I, as simulators, determined that this flickering would exacerbate the short, and proceeded to cause ln1 to malfunction and disabled the C&C lights. This sort of reaction and quick thinking is ''absolutely'' the job of the simulator, and is not so much punishment of the astronauts as it is an attempt to simulate how the real world might interact with the astronauts. [[User:Stefanido|-- Stefanido]] 21:56, 29 March 2010 (EDT)
:If it is a reaction that follows logically from the astronauts' behaviour, that is absolutely appropriate. If it is in the mindset that the astronauts deserve to have unrelated bad things happen to them because they have behaved in an "inapproriate" fashion, I see no constructive purpose. - [[User:Darth Wombat|Darth Wombat]] 22:15, 29 March 2010 (EDT)

==Goals==
In my opinion, your proposals miss the main issue with training missions as they currently stand. The number one problem with training missions as they are executed today is that there are no clear-cut goals for the astronauts to pursue and for Mission Control to direct them towards. I feel that if a training mission had one or two well defined goals and several clear-cut end conditions, training missions would proceed with much more expediency and interest. "This is what we have to do. Now let's figure out how to do it." [[User:Stefanido|-- Stefanido]] 21:56, 29 March 2010 (EDT)
:I agree that we need that. That, however, is not all that we need. Would you like to add it as an amendment? - [[User:Darth Wombat|Darth Wombat]] 22:15, 29 March 2010 (EDT)

==Comments==
This, This is beautiful. This made me cry when I read it. I completely agree with everything outlined in this proposal. [[User:IronyFail|IronyFail in ANAGLYPH 3D!]] 20:59, 27 May 2010 (EDT)

Mr. Samuel Baltz, I am requesting that you stop reading my mind. Either that or everyone reacts the same way when inexperienced simulators happen. [[User:IronyFail|IronyFail in ANAGLYPH 3D!]] 23:49, 17 July 2010 (EDT)

:I believe the latter is rather likely. - [[User:Exonar|Exonar]] 02:43, 24 July 2010 (EDT)

Let it be known that I completely agree with this proposal. [[User:Max.Jeffcott|Max.Jeffcott]] 21:53, 21 March 2011 (EDT)

Talk:Max Jeffcott

2011-03-22T01:52:29Z

Max.Jeffcott:

(Previous discussion removed, as it was directed at the user, who has since read and duly noted its directions.)

(The user also gives permission to use this page to discuss the user or the user's page.)

[[User:Max.Jeffcott|Max.Jeffcott]] 21:51, 21 March 2011 (EDT)

Talk:Max Jeffcott

2011-03-22T01:51:47Z

Max.Jeffcott:

(Previous discussion removed, as it was directed at the user, who has since read and duly noted its directions.)
(The user also gives permission to use this page to discuss the user or the user's page.)
[[User:Max.Jeffcott|Max.Jeffcott]] 21:51, 21 March 2011 (EDT)

Max Jeffcott

2011-03-22T01:49:59Z

Max.Jeffcott:

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'''Max Jeffcott''' is a current [[Spacesim]] member, and a student at [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]. He joined the club in October of [[2009-10|2009]].

==Daedalus 2010==
Max Jeffcott served as a simulator during [[Mission]] [[Daedalus 2010]]. He is noted for his participation in [[Earth Station 1]] under the Russian pseudonym Zamyatin, and for his work in developing the underlying mechanics of the [[Pink Water|green water]].

==Dragan 2011==
Max Jeffcott also served as a simulator during [[Dragan 2011]]. He again participated in [[Earth Station 1]].

Engine

2010-04-12T01:34:34Z

Max.Jeffcott: /* Engine in the Beta Reality */

The '''Engine''' is, like many things at [[Spacesim]], very different in the [[Alpha]] and [[Beta]] realities.
==Engine in the Alpha Reality==
In the Alpha Reality, the engine is a very loud speaker that sits on the top shelf of the [[Engineering Closet]]. It is connected to the [[Simulator Loft]], where Fu plays engine sounds through it on loop. The capacity to play crashing sounds through the engine also allows [[simulators]] to simulate disasters through sound. A different computer will be used in the future, as there is some controversy over whether Fu can run both the server software and play music.
==Engine in the Beta Reality==
In the Beta Reality, the engine is the propulsion mechanism and power source for the entirety of the [[habitat]]. It is situated on the outside of the Engineering Closet.
There is also a little-used speaker which is part of the [[Communication]] system, but was incorrectly wired, such that its volume knob is connected directly to engine power.

==See Also==
* [[Engineering]]
* [[pseudoscience]]

Engine

2010-04-12T01:34:04Z

Max.Jeffcott:

The '''Engine''' is, like many things at [[Spacesim]], very different in the [[Alpha]] and [[Beta]] realities.
==Engine in the Alpha Reality==
In the Alpha Reality, the engine is a very loud speaker that sits on the top shelf of the [[Engineering Closet]]. It is connected to the [[Simulator Loft]], where Fu plays engine sounds through it on loop. The capacity to play crashing sounds through the engine also allows [[simulators]] to simulate disasters through sound. A different computer will be used in the future, as there is some controversy over whether Fu can run both the server software and play music.
==Engine in the Beta Reality==
In the Beta Reality, the engine is the propulsion mechanism and power source for the entirety of the [[habitat]]. It is situated on the outside of the Engineering Closet.
There is also a little-used speaker which is part of the [[Communications]] system, but was incorrectly wired, such that its volume knob is connected directly to engine power.
==See Also==
* [[Engineering]]
* [[pseudoscience]]

Engineering Closet

2010-04-12T01:31:53Z

Max.Jeffcott:

[[Image:EngCloset.png|right|frame|The Engineering Closet, in development stages.]]The '''Engineering Closet''' in the [[Hawking III]] is an aptly named closet off of the [[Interlock]]. Approximately 4 feet deep by 4 feet wide, the closet is as tall as the rest of the hab and is entirely taken up by 8 wooden boards forming what would be shelves if they were connected by boards. This is because, due to Fire Safety Procedure, a room less than 1 metre along its smallest direction cannot hold students at any time. In the [[Beta]] reality the engineering closet theoretically holds the vital machines that keep the habitat going, but for a long time in [[Alpha]] reality it mostly held old video cards and a box of what is rumoured to be 126 km of fiber-optic cable. It also contains the fabled [[Engine#Engine in the Alpha Reality|Engine speaker]].
In the [[EECOM]] software the Engineering Closet is treated as the same room as the Interlock. Because of this it is treated as not being airtight, and although it has the metal tabs necessary to support door panels they are not wired. Despite this, EECOM displays a door between the Interlock and Engineering Closet, which simply never registers pressure differences.
There was an Engineering Closet in the Hawking II for a few months before the room change.
==Project to Clean the Engineering Closet==
In [[2009-10]] [[Bryce Storey]] and [[Samuel Baltz]] began a project to clean up the engineering closet. They
*attached a shelf to the top of the closet's wooden structure
*boarded up holes to make it look airtight
*replaced pieces of duct tape that were letting light through or falling off
*procured a ShopVac and used [[Aluminium Tape]] to make it look like an air compression system
*found some boxes with lots of wires
[[Mikaela Stiver]] notably designed and built a small door to cover up the indent outside of the engineering closet's power box, as well as to provide easy access to the closet from outside the habitat.

[[Category:Hull_&_Superstructure]]

Anthony Xing

2010-04-12T01:08:41Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{alumnus | picture = [[Image:54.jpg]]
| Name = Anthony Xing
| grad = [[2007-08]]
| school = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornell Cornell University]
| curocc = Student
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'''Zichuan "Anthony" Xing''' is an alumnus of Spacesim, who graduated in [[2007-08|2008]]. He was a member of the club for four full years and participated in the main [[Mission]] during each of the four years of his membership: two as [[mission control]] staff and two as an [[astronaut]].

During his final year at Spacesim, he also served as the [[Subcommander]]. He is currently studying at Cornell University, intending to major in Engineering Physics.

==UTSDC==
Anthony was a member of the [[2007-08]] [[UTSDC]] team, which took 3rd place.

==See Also==
* [[Anthony's dances]]

[[Category:Former Commanders]]
[[Category:Pilots]]

Anthony's Dances

2010-04-12T01:07:34Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{Lore}}

'''Anthony's dances''' were a series of exaggerated motions and gestures that [[Anthony Xing]] sometimes employed to help explain certain ideas, or to express his opinion towards certain subjects such as calculus. Certain members, such as [[Daisy Wong]], found them to be very amusing and subsequently requested their performance during [[Worksession|Worksessions]]; a request that Anthony fulfilled most of the time. Though he himself does not consider them as dances, or anything unusual for that matter, others around him began to compile lists of such dances and the instances that they were performed.

These dances include the infamous "Raindrop Dance," which was the point of Anthony's debut. Following that were others such as the "Octopus Dance," "1812 Overture Dance", and the "Barr-body Dance," which is often considered the pinnacle of his career.

1991-92

2010-03-29T01:24:16Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{Year | year = 1991-92
| missionpatch=[[Image:Yearbook_1992.JPG|300px|Vox Lycei 1992]]
| admiral = [[Terry Pritchett]]
| mcs = [[Kirsten Weisz]]
| eeps = N/A
| planets = N/A
| mission = [[Luna 1992]]
| destination = Earth's Moon
| dates = February 17 - 20
| location = Sir John A. Macdonald Resource Centre
| astros = [[Kirsten Weisz]], [[Neil Fraser]], [[Brad Browne]]
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'''1991-92''' is the first year where recorded history shows that a [[mission]] was held in Ottawa by the [[OBESS]]. It involved a Lunar [[Habitat]], which was constructed by the cooperation of two high schools, [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]] and [[Highland Park High School]], and designed by [[Kirsten Weisz]] and [[David Junk]]. Exchange students from South Carolina, Houston, and Montreal participated in this inaugural mission.

==Yearbook==
Vox Lycei had the following write-up for [[ISSS|The International Student Space Simulation]] at [[Lisgar]].

''One small step for science, one huge bound for Lisgar. The OBE Student Space Simulation enjoyed a very prestigious year. Not only did we conduct our first simulated space mission [sic] but we also hosted exchange students from South Carolina, Houston and Montreal. Local sponsors such as Spar, Systemhouse, Carleton, GNR and Lockheed supported us financially, and a partnership with Highland Park made the mission possible. Thanks to the entire team and especially Mr. Pritchett who worked so hard. Kirsten Weisz.''

{{History
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|ThisYear=1991-92
|NextYear=1992-93
}}

Europa

2010-03-29T01:20:23Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{Planet|picture=Europa.jpg
|cat=Moon of [[Jupiter]]
|size=Spherical; r = 1569km
|type=[[Main Mission]]
}}

'''Europa''' is a moon of [[Jupiter]]. It is hypothesized that there is liquid water under Europa's surface of water ice, making it a prime candidate for extraterrestrial life.

==Spacesim Missions==
Spacesim has visited Europa thrice as a [[main mission]] destination:
*[[Europa 1997]]
*[[Europa 2001]]
*[[Daedalus 2010]]

==Spacesim Findings==
===Radiation Hazard===
Due to its location in the centre of a main Jovian [[Van Allen Belt]], the radiation at the surface of Europa is high. During [[Daedalus 2010]], this caused the [[Hawking III]] to spend only 12 hours at a time on the surface, in order to retain enough fuel to run the [[radiation shields]] at a sufficiently high percentage (near 60% on RAD1). The Habitat was also required to burrow itself into the ice shelf -- that is to say, use its engines to melt a narrow trench, and once sufficiently deep within the trench, use short bursts of [[RCS]] thrusters to cave in a layer of ice above the roof of the Habitat. Extra water from Europa was also run through the hull to further protect against radiation. Despite these efforts, the astronauts suffered significantly more radiation than in most missions.

==External Links==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa_(moon)| Europa on Wikipedia.]

{{Stub}}
{{PlanetNav}}

Mission

2010-03-29T01:19:46Z

Max.Jeffcott:

[[Category:Mission]]
Every year, Spacesim conducts two types of '''missions''': mini, or [[Training Mission]]s usually lasting about 4 to 6 hours, and a 96-hour "Main Mission" to a celestial body in the solar system. Candidates for mission destinations have been planets, moons, and even asteroids as the OCESS [[astronauts]] search for their own educational experience in the depths of "space" by conducting experiments, simulated extra-terrestrial/space walks, piloting space vehicles and dealing with various simulated scenarios and problems that may play out over the course of a real space mission such as meteor strikes, ion storms and engine failures.

During the mission, the astronauts remain inside the [[Habitat]], their only contact with the outside world being through a telephone, radios, webcams, and computers much like a real space mission. It is inside the Hab that they must eat, drink, sleep, play and carry out all life functions. These astronauts usually miss several days of school to wear flight suits and helmets while the rest of the school wishes they were missing school with them.

''See [[Spacesim Groups]] for more information.''

==Mission History==

The first mission in Ottawa took place in [[1991-92]]. From then until the [[2002-03]] Mission, missions were 72-hours in duration. In fact, the [[2001-02]] mission was originally scheduled to be the first 96-hour mission, but was delayed 24 hours by the [[OCDSB]].

Historically, missions ran from a Thursday to a Sunday, although recent times has seen them move to occupy more of the school week. The mission date was set for February by the [[International Student Space Simulation]] so that all missions would occur simultaneously. This practice continued until around [[1995-96]], at which point, mission date coordination only took place between Ottawa and our sister-mission in [[Lexington]], South Carolina. The South Carolina exchanges ended in the late 90's, but the [[2001-02]] mission did involve an exchange with a school from Florida.

===List of Missions===
Missions in italics did not occur in Ottawa.
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! Year !! Mission !! Destination !! Exchange
|-
! Pre-Hawking Era (1988-91)
|-
| ''[[1988-89]]'' || ''[[Luna 1989]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
| ''[[1989-90]]'' || ''[[Luna 1990]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
| ''[[1990-91]]'' || ''[[Luna 1991]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
! Hawking I Era (1991-01)
|-
| [[1991-92]] || [[Luna 1992]] || [[Luna]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1992-93]] || [[Luna 1993]] || [[Luna]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1993-94]] || [[Titan 1994]] || [[Titan]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1994-95]] || [[Pluto 1995]] || [[Pluto]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1995-96]] || [[Triton 1996]] || [[Triton]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1996-97]] || [[Europa 1997]] || [[Europa]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1997-98]] || [[Jupiter 1998]] || [[Jupiter]] || N/A
|-
| [[1998-99]] || [[Phobos 1999]] || [[Phobos]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1999-00]] || [[Io 2000]] || [[Io]] || N/A
|-
| [[2000-01]] || [[Europa 2001]] || [[Europa]] || N/A
|-
! Hawking II Era (2001-08)
|-
| [[2001-02]] || [[Mars 2002]] || [[Mars]] ||???, FL
|-
| [[2002-03]] || [[Ida and Dactyl 2003]] || [[Ida]] and [[Dactyl]] || N/A
|-
| [[2003-04]] || [[Luna 2004]] || [[Luna]] || N/A
|-
| [[2004-05]] || [[Mars 2005]] || [[Mars]] || N/A
|-
| [[2005-06]] || [[Prometheus 2006]] || [[Titan]] || N/A
|-
| [[2006-07]] || [[Coronis 2007]] || [[Borrelly]] || N/A
|-
| [[2007-08]] || [[Red Dawn 2008]] || [[Mars]] || N/A
|-
! Hawking III Era (2008-)
|-
| [[2008-09]] || [[Genesis 2009]] || [[Iapetus]] || N/A
|-
| [[2009-10]] || [[Daedalus 2010]] || [[Europa]] || N/A
|-
|}

==See also==

*[[:Category:Missions]]
*[[Mission Commander]]
*[[Astronauts]]
*[[Simulators]]
*[[:Category:Mission Control Positions|Mission Control Staff]]
*[[Mission Control]]
*[[Habitat]]
*[[Mission Badge]]

[[Category:Mission Type]]

Mission

2010-03-21T21:37:28Z

Max.Jeffcott: /* List of Missions */

[[Category:Mission]]
Every year, Spacesim conducts two types of '''missions''': mini, or [[Training Mission]]s usually lasting about 4 to 6 hours, and a 96-hour "Main Mission" to an astral body in the solar system. Candidates for mission destinations have been planets, moons, and even asteroids as the OCESS [[astronauts]] search for their own educational experience in the depths of "space" by conducting experiments, simulated extra-terrestrial/space walks, piloting space vehicles and dealing with various simulated scenarios and problems that may play out over the course of a real space mission such as meteor strikes, ion storms and engine failures.

During the mission, the astronauts remain inside the [[Habitat]], their only contact with the outside world being through a telephone, radios, webcams, and computers much like a real space mission. It is inside the Hab that they must eat, drink, sleep, play and carry out all life functions. These astronauts usually miss several days of school to wear flight suits and helmets while the rest of the school wishes they were missing school with them.

''See [[Spacesim Groups]] for more information.''

==Mission History==

The first mission in Ottawa took place in [[1991-92]]. From then until the [[2002-03]] Mission, missions were 72-hours in duration. In fact, the [[2001-02]] mission was originally scheduled to be the first 96-hour mission, but was delayed 24 hours by the [[OCDSB]].

Historically, missions ran from a Thursday to a Sunday, although recent times has seen them move to occupy more of the school week. The mission date was set for February by the [[International Student Space Simulation]] so that all missions would occur simultaneously. This practice continued until around [[1995-96]], at which point, mission date coordination only took place between Ottawa and our sister-mission in [[Lexington]], South Carolina. The South Carolina exchanges ended in the late 90's, but the [[2001-02]] mission did involve an exchange with a school from Florida.

===List of Missions===
Missions in italics did not occur in Ottawa.
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! Year !! Mission !! Destination !! Exchange
|-
! Pre-Hawking Era (1988-91)
|-
| ''[[1988-89]]'' || ''[[Luna 1989]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
| ''[[1989-90]]'' || ''[[Luna 1990]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
| ''[[1990-91]]'' || ''[[Luna 1991]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
! Hawking I Era (1991-01)
|-
| [[1991-92]] || [[Luna 1992]] || [[Luna]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1992-93]] || [[Luna 1993]] || [[Luna]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1993-94]] || [[Titan 1994]] || [[Titan]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1994-95]] || [[Pluto 1995]] || [[Pluto]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1995-96]] || [[Triton 1996]] || [[Triton]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1996-97]] || [[Europa 1997]] || [[Europa]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1997-98]] || [[Jupiter 1998]] || [[Jupiter]] || N/A
|-
| [[1998-99]] || [[Phobos 1999]] || [[Phobos]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1999-00]] || [[Io 2000]] || [[Io]] || N/A
|-
| [[2000-01]] ||??? ||??? || N/A
|-
! Hawking II Era (2001-08)
|-
| [[2001-02]] || [[Mars 2002]] || [[Mars]] ||???, FL
|-
| [[2002-03]] || [[Ida and Dactyl 2003]] || [[Ida]] and [[Dactyl]] || N/A
|-
| [[2003-04]] || [[Luna 2004]] || [[Luna]] || N/A
|-
| [[2004-05]] || [[Mars 2005]] || [[Mars]] || N/A
|-
| [[2005-06]] || [[Prometheus 2006]] || [[Titan]] || N/A
|-
| [[2006-07]] || [[Coronis 2007]] || [[Borrelly]] || N/A
|-
| [[2007-08]] || [[Red Dawn 2008]] || [[Mars]] || N/A
|-
! Hawking III Era (2008-)
|-
| [[2008-09]] || [[Genesis 2009]] || [[Iapetus]] || N/A
|-
| [[2009-10]] || [[Daedalus 2010]] || [[Europa]] || N/A
|-
|}

==See also==

*[[:Category:Missions]]
*[[Mission Commander]]
*[[Astronauts]]
*[[Simulators]]
*[[:Category:Mission Control Positions|Mission Control Staff]]
*[[Mission Control]]
*[[Habitat]]
*[[Mission Badge]]

[[Category:Mission Type]]

Category talk:Extraterrestrial

2010-03-21T21:33:59Z

Max.Jeffcott:

Status:
*[[Template:Planet|Template <nowiki>{{Planet}}</nowiki>]] created. [[User:Stefanido|Stefanido]] 11:01, 10 March 2010 (EST)
*Example page is [[Europa]]

Work:
*See [[:Category:Extraterrestrial]] for list of articles under construction.
*See [[Mission Destination]] for places we have been on [[Mission|Main Missions]]
*See Year pages for places we have been to on [[Training Mission|Training]] or [[Mini-mission]]s. (Incomplete)

'''Project Status moved here at request of wikimaster.''' [[User:Stefanido|Stefanido]] 12:14, 11 March 2010 (EST)

==Pluto==
Why Pluto and not other trans-Neptunian dwarf planets? Are not Eris, Makemake, Haumea, Sedna, Orcus, 2007 OR10, and Quaoar as deserving of planet pages as Pluto? - [[User:Darth Wombat|Darth Wombat]] 14:58, 17 March 2010 (EDT)
:They are deserving, but the Planets Task Force has yet to make them yet. Give them some time, I think Stefan is taking a sorely-deserved break. ---[[user:rubberchickenben|Benzyne]][[User_talk:Rubberchickenben|Talk Page]] 17:10, 17 March 2010 (EDT)
:Pluto is not included due to its "planet"-hood, but because it was visited on a main mission. I'm sure the other trans-Neptunians will be included at some point as well. [[User:Max.Jeffcott|Max.Jeffcott]] 17:33, 21 March 2010 (EDT)

Category talk:Extraterrestrial

2010-03-21T21:33:44Z

Max.Jeffcott: /* Pluto */

LCI

2010-03-16T03:04:01Z

Max.Jeffcott: Redirecting to Lisgar Collegiate Institute

#REDIRECT [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]

Quickie Run

2010-03-16T02:55:59Z

Max.Jeffcott:

[[image:Quickie.png|frame|right|The sign atop the doorway.]]
A '''Quickie Run''' is when Spacesim members at [[440 Albert]] put on [[Flight suit|flight suits]] and run across Albert Street to the Quickie convenience store, narrowly dodging buses and disturbed motorists. An [[OC Transpo]] bus station in front of the Quickie is usually home to some migrating citizens who find Spacesim members weird. At the Quickie dinner, snacks, and drinks are bought and then consumed at 440. Lately, Spacesim members have been buying large tubs of ice cream to eat, with an "ice-cream pool" taking over or augmenting the "[[Pizza run|pizza pool]]" and "pop pool".

==Famous Purchases==

Famously, [[Stefan De Young]] would purchase a combo deal of two two-litre bottles of RC Cola and chug all four litres within the confines of one worksession. This combo deal is the origin of the pop-pool phenomenon, as well as a wealth of other members who consume copious levels of soda every week. This practice was begun again by [[Max Jeffcott]] upon discovering a 2/$2 deal for RC Cola.

More recently, [[Peter Macdonald]] almost choked when chugging gingerale and root beer.

Another purchase that has long been popular in Spacesim is a packaged instant soup called [[Kim Chi]]. It is best to purchase this at the same time as [[Bryce Storey]] because he will give you his beef powder package for free.

==Plans to Storm the Quickie==

There is a copy of carefully drawn tactical plan, involving combined arms raid on the Quickie, utilizing various weapons and gadgets. This plan can be found in the [[Sim Office]], and it demonstrates the tremendous strategic value of the Quickie to OCESS.
[[Category: Albert Street]]

Quickie Run

2010-03-16T02:55:41Z

Max.Jeffcott:

[[image:Quickie.png|frame|right|The sign atop the doorway.]]
A '''Quickie Run''' is when Spacesim members at [[440 Albert]] put on [[Flight suit|flight suits]] and run across Albert Street to the Quickie convenience store, narrowly dodging buses and disturbed motorists. An [[OC Transpo]] bus station in front of the Quickie is usually home to some migrating citizens who find Spacesim members weird. At the Quickie dinner, snacks, and drinks are bought and then consumed at 440. Lately, Spacesim members have been buying large tubs of ice cream to eat, with an "ice-cream pool" taking over or augmenting the "[[Pizza Run|pizza pool]]" and "pop pool".

==Famous Purchases==

Famously, [[Stefan De Young]] would purchase a combo deal of two two-litre bottles of RC Cola and chug all four litres within the confines of one worksession. This combo deal is the origin of the pop-pool phenomenon, as well as a wealth of other members who consume copious levels of soda every week. This practice was begun again by [[Max Jeffcott]] upon discovering a 2/$2 deal for RC Cola.

More recently, [[Peter Macdonald]] almost choked when chugging gingerale and root beer.

Another purchase that has long been popular in Spacesim is a packaged instant soup called [[Kim Chi]]. It is best to purchase this at the same time as [[Bryce Storey]] because he will give you his beef powder package for free.

==Plans to Storm the Quickie==

There is a copy of carefully drawn tactical plan, involving combined arms raid on the Quickie, utilizing various weapons and gadgets. This plan can be found in the [[Sim Office]], and it demonstrates the tremendous strategic value of the Quickie to OCESS.
[[Category: Albert Street]]

Space Jesus

2010-03-16T02:51:52Z

Max.Jeffcott: Redirecting to Jackson Clarke

#REDIRECT [[Jackson Clarke]]

Powerthirst

2010-03-16T02:51:35Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{Lore}}
[[Image:Amp_Lightning.jpg|right|thumb|170px|This beverage, purchased at the [[Quickie]] by "[[Space Jesus]]", resulted in GRATUITOUS Powerthirst jokes]]
'''Powerthirst''' refers to a video circulated on the Internet advertising a fictitious energy drink by the same name. During [[Mission]] Red Dawn, the video was carried by [[Habitat Commander|Commander]] [[Nevin Hotson|Hotson]] aboard the [[Habitat]] using his iPod Touch, and was used as part of various experiments as a way to distract the astronaut being observed. As a result of its inherent memorable nature, and the fact that it was played and watched numerous times, the video became locked in the memory. Thus it served as the basis of many references and jokes among the astronauts and, after the mission, the general member population.

==Transcript of the Video==

{|
|HEY! Do you want to feel SO ENERGETIC?
|-
|Try POWERTHIRST! Energy drink for people who need GRATUITOUS AMOUNTS OF ENERGY.
|-
|With all new flavours like SHOCKOLATE! Chocolate energy; its like adding chocolate to an ELECTRICAL STORM!
|-
|Sound the alarm, you are going to feel UNCOMFORTABLY ENERGETIC.
|-
|What's that!? You want strawberry? Well, how about RAWWW-berry!? Made with lightening, REAL LIGHTENING!
|-
|Sports. AGHHHH!!! You'll be good at them.
|-
|It's an energy drink for men. MENERGY!!
|-
|These aren't your dad's puns, these are energy puns. TURBO-PUNS!
|-
|Science, energy, science, energy. Electrolytes, turbolights, powerlights. More lights than YOUR BODY HAS ROOM FOR!
|-
|You'll be so fast that mother nature will be like: "sloooowww ddoooowwwnnnnnn", and you'll be like "fuck you!" and kick her in the face with your ENERGY LEGS.
|-
|You'll have so much energy, AGHHHH! Just running all the time!
|-
|Power running. Power lifting. Power sweeping. Power dating. Power eating. Power laughing. Power spawning BABIES! You'll have so many babies. 400 BABIES!
|-
|Give Powerthirst to your babies, and they'll be good at sports! Make your babies run ABNORMALLY FAST!
|-
|They'll run as fast as KENYANS!
|-
|People will watch them running and think they are KENYANS!
|-
|They'll race as fast as KENYANS!
|-
|Against actual KENYANS!
|-
|And there will be a time when they'll get deported back to KENYYAAAA!
|-
|Hey! Go with the sure thing, don't gamble on your energy.
|-
|Snake eyeeess...
|-
|Try POWERTHIRST! The energy drink that will make you ARHHHH! Sports! ARHHHH!
|}

File:Amp Lightning.jpg

2010-03-16T02:49:25Z

Max.Jeffcott:

Space jesus

2010-03-16T02:46:59Z

Max.Jeffcott: Redirecting to Jackson Clarke

#REDIRECT [[Jackson Clarke]]

Jackson Clarke

2010-03-16T02:46:25Z

Max.Jeffcott: New page: {{Template:Member | picture = Image:spacejesus.png | grade = 9 | school = Lisgar Collegiate Institute }} '''Jackson Clarke''', also known as Space Jesus, arrived at Spacesim ex...

{{Template:Member
| picture = [[Image:spacejesus.png]]
| grade = 9
| school = [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]
}}
'''Jackson Clarke''', also known as Space Jesus, arrived at [[Spacesim]] exactly once, announced he was Space Jesus, quoted [[Powerthirst]] several dozen times while drinking an energy drink, then left within two hours.

File:Spacejesus.png

2010-03-16T02:42:22Z

Max.Jeffcott:

Luna 1991

2010-03-13T21:19:54Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{mission | missionpatch = [[Image:Astros_1991.JPG|thumb|400px|[[Lisgar]]'s delegation to Texas: Jim Clarke, Leonard Tse, Mr. Wade, Kirsten Weisz, Christian Jackl, Neil Fraser ]]
| name = Luna 1991
| year = 1990-91
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = Unknown
| pilot = Unknown
| engineer = Unknown
| payspecs = Unknown
| astros = Jeffrey Cavill
| exchange = ISSS Exchange
| flags = [[Image:22ussr.png]] [[Image:22usa.png]] [[Image:22canada.png]] [[Image:22japan.png]]
| countries = USSR, USA, Canada, Japan
| schools = '''McCullough High School''' Lisgar Collegiate Institute
}}

The '''1991 mission''' was exclusively exchange like the previous two years.

{{Stub}}

Luna 1991

2010-03-13T21:18:38Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{mission | missionpatch = [[Image:Astros_1991.JPG|thumb|400px|[[Lisgar]]'s delegation to TexasJim Clarke, Leonard Tse, Mr. Wade, Kirsten Weisz, Christian Jackl, Neil Fraser ]]
| name = Luna 1991
| year = 1990-91
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = Unknown
| pilot = Unknown
| engineer = Unknown
| payspecs = Unknown
| astros = Jeffrey Cavill
| exchange = ISSS Exchange
| flags = [[22ussr.png]] [[22usa.png]] [[22canada.png]] [[22japan.png]]
}}

The '''1991 mission''' was exclusively exchange like the previous two years.

{{Stub}}

Luna 1990

2010-03-13T21:17:06Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{mission | missionpatch =
| name = Luna 1990
| year = 1989-90
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = Unknown
| pilot = Unknown
| engineer = Unknown
| payspecs = Unknown
| astros = Unknown
| exchange = ISSS Exchange
| flags = [[Image:22usa.png]] [[Image:22canada.png]]
| countries = USA, Canada
| schools = '''McCullough High School''' Lisgar Collegiate Institute Externat Sacré-Coeur Oak Ridge High School
}}

The '''1990 mission''' was another exchange mission to [[McCullough High School]] in The Woodlands, Texas. 6 Lisgar students participated, as well as 4 students from Montreal, and numerous students from other Houston schools.

==Participants at McCullough==
===[[Astronauts]]===
* '''Commander''': Michael Stucky, McCullough High School
* '''Visual Communications Engineer''': Andrew Hudanish, McCullough High School
* '''Computer Communications Specialist''': Paul Nichols, Oak Ridge High School
* '''Public Relations Specialist''': Kim Demshar, McCullough High School
* '''Scientist & Public Relations Specialist''': Elizabeth Caskey, Lisgar Collegiate Institute
* '''Scientist & Mission Specialist''': Manning Chiang, Lisgar Collegiate Institute
* '''Scientist & Mission Specialist''': Chris Briggs, Academy of Science & Technology
* '''Shuttle Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Julie Desaulniers, Externat Sacré-Coeur
* '''Hover Craft Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Phillip Scales, McCullough High School
* '''Hover Craft Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Trina Wuensche, McCullough High School
* '''Shuttle Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Cheryl Jensen, Oak Ridge High School
* '''Scientist & Mission Specialist''': Yannick Grosjean, Externat Sacré-Coeur
* '''Backup Astronaut''': Craig Bishop, Conroe High School

===[[CAPCOM]] & Public Relations Specialists===
* Peter Cammarano, McCullough High School
* Kimberly Schetat, McCullough High School
* Krissi McLaren, Conroe High School
* Alli Fisher, Academy of Science & Technology
* Lynnette Hatton, McCullough High School
* Sandee LaBoda, Oak Ridge High School
* Patricia McDaniel, Oak Ridge High School
* Melanie Thompson, McCullough High School
* Ellen Sankowski, McCullough High School
* Missy Coroneos, McCullough High School
* Cecile Wright, McCullough High School
* Elizabeth Martinez, McCullough High School
* Shali Walker, Oak Ridge High School
* Shelly Wallace, Oak Ridge High School

===Mock-up Specialists===
* John Daly, McCullough High School
* David Brewer, McCullough High School
* Michael Landrum, McCullough High School
* Ricky Reynosa, McCullough High School
* Ellen Borden, McCullough High School
* David Gray, McCullough High School
* Justin Zaiser, McCullough High School

===Video Communications Specialists===
* Bill Ewing, McCullough High School
* Jay Ward, McCullough High School
* James Holland, Oak Ridge High School
* Kevin Orrick, McCullough High School
* Scott Moore, McCullough High School
* William Vaughn, Oak Ridge High School

===Computer Specialists===
* Han Liu, Academy of Science & Technology
* Mike Malone, Academy of Science & Technology
* James Wood, McCullough High School
* Will Sargent, Homeschool
* Micah Quinn, Academy of Science & Technology
* Greg Kelso, McCullough High School
* Vicky Martin, McCullough High School
* Paul Robertson, Academy of Science & Technology
* Reyer Withrow, Academy of Science & Technology
* Charles Swain, McCullough High School
* Ryan McPhetridge, McCullough High School

{{Stub}}

Luna 1989

2010-03-13T21:16:42Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{mission | missionpatch =
| name = Luna 1989
| year = 1988-89
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = N/A
| pilot = N/A
| engineer = N/A
| payspecs = N/A
| astros = Jeffrey Cavill
| exchange = ISSS Exchange
| flags = [[Image:22canada.png]] [[Image:22usa.png]] [[Image:22japan.png]]
| countries = Canada, USA, Japan
| schools = '''[[McCullough High School]]''' [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]
}}

The '''1989 Mission to Luna''' was an [[ISSS]] exchange mission to [[Luna]]. It took place at [[McCullough High School]], [[The Woodlands, TX]]. It was the first mission involving [[Lisgar]]; six students from [[Japan]] also participated.

{{Stub}}

Mission

2010-03-13T21:16:21Z

Max.Jeffcott: /* List of Missions */

[[Category:Mission]]
Every year, Spacesim conducts two types of '''missions''': mini, or [[Training Mission]]s usually lasting about 4 to 6 hours, and a 96-hour "Main Mission" to an astral body in the solar system. Candidates for mission destinations have been planets, moons, and even asteroids as the OCESS [[astronauts]] search for their own educational experience in the depths of "space" by conducting experiments, simulated extra-terrestrial/space walks, piloting space vehicles and dealing with various simulated scenarios and problems that may play out over the course of a real space mission such as meteor strikes, ion storms and engine failures.

During the mission, the astronauts remain inside the [[Habitat]], their only contact with the outside world being through a telephone, radios, webcams, and computers much like a real space mission. It is inside the Hab that they must eat, drink, sleep, play and carry out all life functions. These astronauts usually miss several days of school to wear flight suits and helmets while the rest of the school wishes they were missing school with them.

''See [[Spacesim Groups]] for more information.''

==Mission History==

The first mission in Ottawa took place in [[1991-92]]. From then until the [[2002-03]] Mission, missions were 72-hours in duration. In fact, the [[2001-02]] mission was originally scheduled to be the first 96-hour mission, but was delayed 24 hours by the [[OCDSB]].

Historically, missions ran from a Thursday to a Sunday, although recent times has seen them move to occupy more of the school week. The mission date was set for February by the [[International Student Space Simulation]] so that all missions would occur simultaneously. This practice continued until around [[1995-96]], at which point, mission date coordination only took place between Ottawa and our sister-mission in [[Lexington]], South Carolina. The South Carolina exchanges ended in the late 90's, but the [[2001-02]] mission did involve an exchange with a school from Florida.

===List of Missions===
Missions in italics did not occur in Ottawa.
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
! Year !! Mission !! Destination !! Exchange
|-
! Pre-Hawking Era (1988-91)
|-
| ''[[1988-89]]'' || ''[[Luna 1989]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
| ''[[1989-90]]'' || ''[[Luna 1990]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
| ''[[1990-91]]'' || ''[[Luna 1991]]'' || ''[[Luna]]'' || ''The Woodlands, TX''
|-
! Hawking I Era (1991-01)
|-
| [[1991-92]] || [[Luna 1992]] || [[Luna]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1992-93]] || [[Luna 1993]] || [[Luna]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1993-94]] || [[Titan 1994]] || [[Titan]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1994-95]] || [[Pluto 1995]] || [[Pluto]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1995-96]] || [[Triton 1996]] || [[Triton]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1996-97]] || [[Europa 1997]] || [[Europa]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1997-98]] || [[Jupiter 1998]] || [[Jupiter]] || N/A
|-
| [[1998-99]] || [[Phobos 1999]] || [[Phobos]] || Lexington, SC
|-
| [[1999-00]] || [[Io 2000]] || [[Io]] || N/A
|-
| [[2000-01]] ||??? ||??? || N/A
|-
! Hawking II Era (2001-08)
|-
| [[2001-02]] || [[Mars 2002]] || [[Mars]] ||???, FL
|-
| [[2002-03]] || [[Ida and Dactyl 2003]] || [[Ida]] and [[Dactyl]] || N/A
|-
| [[2003-04]] || [[Luna 2004]] || [[Luna]] || N/A
|-
| [[2004-05]] || [[Mars 2005]] || [[Mars]] || N/A
|-
| [[2005-06]] || [[Prometheus]] || [[Titan]] || N/A
|-
| [[2006-07]] || [[Coronis]] || [[Borrelly]] || N/A
|-
| [[2007-08]] || [[Red Dawn]] || [[Mars]] || N/A
|-
! Hawking III Era (2008-)
|-
| [[2008-09]] || [[Genesis 2009]] || [[Iapetus]] || N/A
|-
| [[2009-10]] || [[Daedalus 2010]] || [[Europa]] || N/A
|-
|}

==See also==

*[[:Category:Missions]]
*[[Mission Commander]]
*[[Astronauts]]
*[[Simulators]]
*[[:Category:Mission Control Positions|Mission Control Staff]]
*[[Mission Control]]
*[[Habitat]]
*[[Mission Badge]]

[[Category:Mission Type]]

Triton

2010-03-13T21:15:38Z

Max.Jeffcott: New page: {{Planet|picture=250px |cat=Moon of Neptune |size=Spherical; r = 1353km |type=Main Mission }} '''Triton''' is a moon of Neptune. It is composed of 15-35% water ice...

{{Planet|picture=[[Image:Triton.jpg|250px]]
|cat=Moon of Neptune
|size=Spherical; r = 1353km
|type=[[Main Mission]]
}}
'''Triton''' is a moon of Neptune. It is composed of 15-35% water ice and is geologically active. It is unique among the solar system's large moons in that it has a retrograde orbit.

==Spacesim Missions==
Spacesim has visited Triton once, during [[Triton 1996]].

File:Triton.jpg

2010-03-13T21:11:35Z

Max.Jeffcott:

Category:Extraterrestrial

2010-03-13T21:03:23Z

Max.Jeffcott: /* A Visual List */

'''Extraterrestrial Objects''' are objects that [[Spacesim]] can visit during any of its [[Mission]]s. The types of objects include [[planet]]s such as [[Mars]], satellites or moons such as [[Europa]], and spacecraft such as the [[International Space Station]].

This Category is part of the Planets Project to share what each mission has learned of a particular [[Mission Destination]], so that future generations may benefit. In addition these pages should also include the elementary research that goes into any mission.

The project's status can be monitored on the [[Category_Talk:Extraterrestrial|Talk Page]].

==Size==
The size box should be filled out to give a general idea of what the planet looks like and a sense of scale. Obviously we're not being very exact, but we're not running a geodedical survey here, so we can take some liberties.

If you're using something that is not a regular geometrical solid such as a sphere or cylinder, then you need to specify your shape in a separate article.

Defined shapes include:
{|
!width=200px|Shape
!width=300px|Dimensions
|-
|Sphere
|Radius '''r'''
|-
|Cylinder
|Radius '''r''', height '''h'''
|-
|[[Bowling Pin]]
|Radius '''r''', height '''h'''
|-
|[[Oblate Spheroid]]
|Equatorial radius '''Er''', polar radius '''Pr'''
|-
|}

==EEPs Tie-in==
If a particular planet or other extraterrestrial has an associated [[EEP]] demo, please make sure that that information is included in the article under an EEPs section.

==A Visual List==
Please fill in any red links. Non-linked items are included for completeness (eg: all the planets; Deimos due to Phobos's inclusion).
 [[Sol]]
*Mercury
*Venus
*[[Earth]]
**[[Luna]]
*[[Mars]]
**[[Phobos]]
**Deimos
*[[Jupiter]]
**[[Io]]
**[[Europa]]
**[[Ganymede]]
**Callisto
*Saturn
**[[Titan]]
**[[Iapetus]]
*Uranus
*Neptune
**[[Triton]]
*[[Pluto]]
 
*Asteroids
**[[Ida]]
***[[Dactyl]]
*Comets
**[[Borrelly]]

1989-90

2010-03-13T21:00:06Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{Year | year = 1989-90
| admiral = Unknown
| mcs = N/A
| eeps = N/A
| planets = N/A
| mission = [[Luna 1990]]
| destination = Earth's Moon
| astros = Unknown
| webmaster = N/A
| pr = N/A
| office = N/A
| membership = Unknown
}}

'''1989-90''' was a year where the [[OCESS]] did not exist, however, Lisgar students (the base for [[OCESS]] members) went on an exchange program to the [[ISSS]] in the [[United States]] to see how their spacesim was run. Participating remotely in this mission were schools in Franklin, Indiana, El Paso, Texas, Columbia, Missouri, and Lake County, Illinois.

In [[2009-10]], [[James Wood]] contacted the Spacesim commanders and gave them a large list of contributors during this year. That email is the source of almost all of what we now know about this year.

Location: Houston, Texas, USA. McCullough High School.

{{History
|PrevYear=1988-89
|ThisYear=1989-90
|NextYear=1990-91
}}

Luna 1990

2010-03-13T20:59:35Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{mission | missionpatch =
| name = Luna 1990
| year = 1989-90
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = Unknown
| pilot = Unknown
| engineer = Unknown
| payspecs = Unknown
| astros = Unknown
| exchange = ISSS Exchange
| flags = [[Image:22usa.png]] [[Image:22canada.png]]
| countries = USA, Canada
| schools = '''McCullough High School''' Lisgar Collegiate Institute Externat Sacré-Coeur Oak Ridge High School
}}

The '''1990 mission''' was another exchange mission to [[McCullough High School]] in Houston, Texas. 6 Lisgar students participated, as well as 4 students from Montreal, and numerous students from other Houston schools.

==Participants at McCullough==
===[[Astronauts]]===
* '''Commander''': Michael Stucky, McCullough High School
* '''Visual Communications Engineer''': Andrew Hudanish, McCullough High School
* '''Computer Communications Specialist''': Paul Nichols, Oak Ridge High School
* '''Public Relations Specialist''': Kim Demshar, McCullough High School
* '''Scientist & Public Relations Specialist''': Elizabeth Caskey, Lisgar Collegiate Institute
* '''Scientist & Mission Specialist''': Manning Chiang, Lisgar Collegiate Institute
* '''Scientist & Mission Specialist''': Chris Briggs, Academy of Science & Technology
* '''Shuttle Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Julie Desaulniers, Externat Sacré-Coeur
* '''Hover Craft Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Phillip Scales, McCullough High School
* '''Hover Craft Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Trina Wuensche, McCullough High School
* '''Shuttle Pilot & Mission Specialist''': Cheryl Jensen, Oak Ridge High School
* '''Scientist & Mission Specialist''': Yannick Grosjean, Externat Sacré-Coeur
* '''Backup Astronaut''': Craig Bishop, Conroe High School

===[[CAPCOM]] & Public Relations Specialists===
* Peter Cammarano, McCullough High School
* Kimberly Schetat, McCullough High School
* Krissi McLaren, Conroe High School
* Alli Fisher, Academy of Science & Technology
* Lynnette Hatton, McCullough High School
* Sandee LaBoda, Oak Ridge High School
* Patricia McDaniel, Oak Ridge High School
* Melanie Thompson, McCullough High School
* Ellen Sankowski, McCullough High School
* Missy Coroneos, McCullough High School
* Cecile Wright, McCullough High School
* Elizabeth Martinez, McCullough High School
* Shali Walker, Oak Ridge High School
* Shelly Wallace, Oak Ridge High School

===Mock-up Specialists===
* John Daly, McCullough High School
* David Brewer, McCullough High School
* Michael Landrum, McCullough High School
* Ricky Reynosa, McCullough High School
* Ellen Borden, McCullough High School
* David Gray, McCullough High School
* Justin Zaiser, McCullough High School

===Video Communications Specialists===
* Bill Ewing, McCullough High School
* Jay Ward, McCullough High School
* James Holland, Oak Ridge High School
* Kevin Orrick, McCullough High School
* Scott Moore, McCullough High School
* William Vaughn, Oak Ridge High School

===Computer Specialists===
* Han Liu, Academy of Science & Technology
* Mike Malone, Academy of Science & Technology
* James Wood, McCullough High School
* Will Sargent, Homeschool
* Micah Quinn, Academy of Science & Technology
* Greg Kelso, McCullough High School
* Vicky Martin, McCullough High School
* Paul Robertson, Academy of Science & Technology
* Reyer Withrow, Academy of Science & Technology
* Charles Swain, McCullough High School
* Ryan McPhetridge, McCullough High School

{{Stub}}

Luna 1989

2010-03-13T20:50:00Z

Max.Jeffcott: Undo revision 7185 by Darth Wombat (Talk)

{{mission | missionpatch =
| name = Luna 1989
| year = 1988-89
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = N/A
| pilot = N/A
| engineer = N/A
| payspecs = N/A
| astros = Jeffrey Cavill
| exchange = ISSS Exchange
| flags = [[Image:22canada.png]] [[Image:22usa.png]] [[Image:22japan.png]]
| countries = Canada, USA, Japan
| schools = '''[[McCullough High School]]''' [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]
}}

The '''1989 Mission to Luna''' was an [[ISSS]] exchange mission to [[Luna]]. It took place at [[McCullough High School]], [[Houston]]. It was the first mission involving [[Lisgar]]; six students from [[Japan]] also participated.

{{Stub}}

Talk:Luna 1989

2010-03-13T20:49:29Z

Max.Jeffcott:

I'm reverting [[User:Darth Wombat]]'s changes here, since he's removed information for this mission, then referred to mission information on a different page, for a different mission.

Talk:Luna 1989

2010-03-13T20:49:14Z

Max.Jeffcott: New page: I'm reverting User:DarthWombat's changes here, since he's removed information for this mission, then referred to mission information on a different page, for a different mission.

I'm reverting [[User:DarthWombat]]'s changes here, since he's removed information for this mission, then referred to mission information on a different page, for a different mission.

Luna 1989

2010-03-13T05:11:09Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{mission | missionpatch =
| name = Luna 1989
| year = 1988-89
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = N/A
| pilot = N/A
| engineer = N/A
| payspecs = N/A
| astros = Jeffrey Cavill
| exchange = ISSS Exchange
| flags = [[Image:22canada.png]] [[Image:22usa.png]] [[Image:22japan.png]]
| countries = Canada, USA, Japan
| schools = '''[[McCullough High School]]''' [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]
}}

The '''1989 Mission to Luna''' was an [[ISSS]] exchange mission to [[Luna]]. It took place at [[McCullough High School]], [[Houston]]. It was the first mission involving [[Lisgar]]; six students from [[Japan]] also participated.

{{Stub}}

Template:Mission

2010-03-13T05:09:29Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{| class="infobox" style="width: 30em;" align="right"

|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | {{{missionpatch}}}
|-
!colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size: larger; background-color:{{{bgcolor}}}; color:{{{fgcolor}}}};" | {{PAGENAME}}
|-
|'''Year''' || [[{{{year}}}]]
|-
|'''[[Mission Destination]]''' || {{{destination|TBD}}}
|-
|'''Mission Dates''' || {{{dates|TBD}}}
|-
|'''[[Habitat Commander]]''' || {{{habcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Subcommander]]''' || {{{subcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Mission Control Commander]]''' || {{{mccom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Simulator Commander]]''' || {{{simcom|N/A}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | '''{{{exchange|}}}'''
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{flags|}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{countries|}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{schools|}}}
|}

<noinclude>
The other astronauts should be stated in the article, with whatever positions they have:
*Chief Engineer
*Medic
*Pilot
*Payload Specialist associated with Experiment_Name
*Able Seaman

Table Variables are:
*missionpatch - the year's mission patch
*name - this doesn't need to be specified
*year - year of the mission
*destination - mission destination
*dates - dates the mission took place. Note: Don't put launch date, but rather put the expected launch date if the mission launched late
*habcom - Habitat Commander, also known as Astronaut Commander
*subcom - Deputy Habitat Commander
*mccom - Commander of Mission Control
*simcom - Simulator Commander

*exchange - put "ISSS Exchange" here if applicable
*flags - insert the flags of all countries involved - their filenames consist of "22country.png", where you fill in the country (canada, japan, usa, ussr, germany, netherlands, mexico)
*countries - list the countries involved here, separated by commas.
*schools - list known schools involved here, separated by <*br> tags - remove the asterisk in actual use; bold host schools.
</noinclude>

<includeonly>
[[Category:Missions]]
</includeonly>
<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Template:Mission

2010-03-13T05:08:19Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{| class="infobox" style="width: 30em;" align="right"

|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | {{{missionpatch}}}
|-
!colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size: larger; background-color:{{{bgcolor}}}; color:{{{fgcolor}}}};" | {{PAGENAME}}
|-
|'''Year''' || [[{{{year}}}]]
|-
|'''[[Mission Destination]]''' || {{{destination|TBD}}}
|-
|'''Mission Dates''' || {{{dates|TBD}}}
|-
|'''[[Habitat Commander]]''' || {{{habcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Subcommander]]''' || {{{subcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Mission Control Commander]]''' || {{{mccom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Simulator Commander]]''' || {{{simcom|N/A}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | '''{{{exchange|}}}'''
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{flags|}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{countries|}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{schools|}}}
|}

<noinclude>
The other astronauts should be stated in the article, with whatever positions they have:
*Chief Engineer
*Medic
*Pilot
*Payload Specialist associated with Experiment_Name
*Able Seaman

Table Variables are:
*missionpatch - the year's mission patch
*name - this doesn't need to be specified
*year - year of the mission
*destination - mission destination
*dates - dates the mission took place. Note: Don't put launch date, but rather put the expected launch date if the mission launched late
*habcom - Habitat Commander, also known as Astronaut Commander
*subcom - Deputy Habitat Commander
*mccom - Commander of Mission Control
*simcom - Simulator Commander

*exchange - put "ISSS Exchange" here if applicable
*flags - insert the flags of all countries involved - their filenames consist of "22country.png", where you fill in the country.
*countries - list the countries involved here, separated by commas.
*schools - list known schools involved here, separated by <*br> tags - remove the asterisk in actual use; bold host schools.
</noinclude>

<includeonly>
[[Category:Missions]]
</includeonly>
<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Template:Mission

2010-03-13T05:07:12Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{| class="infobox" style="width: 30em;" align="right"

|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | {{{missionpatch}}}
|-
!colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size: larger; background-color:{{{bgcolor}}}; color:{{{fgcolor}}}};" | {{PAGENAME}}
|-
|'''Year''' || [[{{{year}}}]]
|-
|'''[[Mission Destination]]''' || {{{destination|TBD}}}
|-
|'''Mission Dates''' || {{{dates|TBD}}}
|-
|'''[[Habitat Commander]]''' || {{{habcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Subcommander]]''' || {{{subcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Mission Control Commander]]''' || {{{mccom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Simulator Commander]]''' || {{{simcom|N/A}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{exchange|}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{flags|}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{countries|}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="center" | {{{schools|}}}
|}

<noinclude>
The other astronauts should be stated in the article, with whatever positions they have:
*Chief Engineer
*Medic
*Pilot
*Payload Specialist associated with Experiment_Name
*Able Seaman

Table Variables are:
*missionpatch - the year's mission patch
*name - this doesn't need to be specified
*year - year of the mission
*destination - mission destination
*dates - dates the mission took place. Note: Don't put launch date, but rather put the expected launch date if the mission launched late
*habcom - Habitat Commander, also known as Astronaut Commander
*subcom - Deputy Habitat Commander
*mccom - Commander of Mission Control
*simcom - Simulator Commander

*exchange - put "ISSS Exchange" here if applicable
*flags - insert the flags of all countries involved - their filenames consist of "22country.png", where you fill in the country.
*countries - list the countries involved here, separated by commas.
*schools - list known schools involved here, separated by <*br> tags - remove the asterisk in actual use; bold host schools.
</noinclude>

<includeonly>
[[Category:Missions]]
</includeonly>
<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Template:Mission

2010-03-13T05:01:03Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{| class="infobox" style="width: 30em;" align="right"

|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | {{{missionpatch}}}
|-
!colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size: larger; background-color:{{{bgcolor}}}; color:{{{fgcolor}}}};" | {{PAGENAME}}
|-
|'''Year''' || [[{{{year}}}]]
|-
|'''[[Mission Destination]]''' || {{{destination|TBD}}}
|-
|'''Mission Dates''' || {{{dates|TBD}}}
|-
|'''[[Habitat Commander]]''' || {{{habcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Subcommander]]''' || {{{subcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Mission Control Commander]]''' || {{{mccom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Simulator Commander]]''' || {{{simcom|N/A}}}
|-
|colspan="2" align="right" | {{{exchange|}}}
|}

<noinclude>
The other astronauts should be stated in the article, with whatever positions they have:
*Chief Engineer
*Medic
*Pilot
*Payload Specialist associated with Experiment_Name
*Able Seaman

Table Variables are:
*missionpatch - the year's mission patch
*name - this doesn't need to be specified
*year - year of the mission
*destination - mission destination
*dates - dates the mission took place. Note: Don't put launch date, but rather put the expected launch date if the mission launched late
*habcom - Habitat Commander, also known as Astronaut Commander
*subcom - Deputy Habitat Commander
*mccom - Commander of Mission Control
*simcom - Simulator Commander
*exchange - put [[Template:Exchange]] here if applicable
</noinclude>

<includeonly>
[[Category:Missions]]
</includeonly>
<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Luna 1989

2010-03-13T04:54:44Z

Max.Jeffcott:

Template:Mission

2010-03-13T04:54:27Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{| class="infobox" style="width: 30em;" align="right"

|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | {{{missionpatch}}}
|-
!colspan="2" style="text-align:center; font-size: larger; background-color:{{{bgcolor}}}; color:{{{fgcolor}}}};" | {{PAGENAME}}
|-
|'''Year''' || [[{{{year}}}]]
|-
|'''[[Mission Destination]]''' || {{{destination|TBD}}}
|-
|'''Mission Dates''' || {{{dates|TBD}}}
|-
|'''[[Habitat Commander]]''' || {{{habcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Subcommander]]''' || {{{subcom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Mission Control Commander]]''' || {{{mccom|N/A}}}
|-
|'''[[Simulator Commander]]''' || {{{simcom|N/A}}}

|}

{{{exchange}}}

<noinclude>
The other astronauts should be stated in the article, with whatever positions they have:
*Chief Engineer
*Medic
*Pilot
*Payload Specialist associated with Experiment_Name
*Able Seaman

Table Variables are:
*missionpatch - the year's mission patch
*name - this doesn't need to be specified
*year - year of the mission
*destination - mission destination
*dates - dates the mission took place. Note: Don't put launch date, but rather put the expected launch date if the mission launched late
*habcom - Habitat Commander, also known as Astronaut Commander
*subcom - Deputy Habitat Commander
*mccom - Commander of Mission Control
*simcom - Simulator Commander
*exchange - put [[Template:Exchange]] here if applicable
</noinclude>

<includeonly>
[[Category:Missions]]
</includeonly>
<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Luna 1989

2010-03-13T04:50:56Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{{mission | missionpatch =
| name = Luna 1989
| year = 1988-89
| destination = Luna
| dates = Unknown
| habcom = N/A
| pilot = N/A
| engineer = N/A
| payspecs = N/A
| astros = Jeffrey Cavill
}}

The '''1989 Mission to Luna''' was an [[ISSS]] exchange mission to [[Luna]]. It took place at [[McCullough High School]], [[Houston]]. It was the first mission involving [[Lisgar]]; six students from [[Japan]] also participated.

{{exchange
| mission = Luna 1989
| flags = [[Image:22canada.png]] | [[Image:22usa.png]] | [[Image:22japan.png]]
| countries = Canada | USA | Japan
| school1 = '''[[McCullough High School]]'''
| school2 = [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]
| school3 =
| others =
}}

{{Stub}}

Template:Exchange

2010-03-13T04:48:22Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{| class="infobox" style="width:20em; background-color:#A2C0DA; text-align:center;" align="right"
|-
| '''{{{mission}}}'''
|-
| {{{flags}}}
|-
| {{{countries}}}
|-
| {{{school1}}}
|-
| {{{school2}}}
|-
| {{{school3}}}
|-
| {{{others|and others}}}
|}

Template:Exchange

2010-03-13T04:48:06Z

Max.Jeffcott:

{| class="infobox" style="width:20em; background-color:#A2C0DA; text-align:center;" align="right"
|-
| '''{{{mission}}}'''
|-
| {{{flags}}}
|-
| {{{countries}}}
|-
| {{{school0}}}
|-
| {{{school1}}}
|-
| {{{school2}}}
|-
| {{{school3}}}
|-
| {{{others|and others}}}
|}

File:22usa.png

2010-03-13T04:40:14Z

Max.Jeffcott: