http://wiki.spacesim.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&user=JimMagwood&feedformat=atomOCE Space Simulation - User contributions [en]2024-03-28T16:00:13ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.23.15http://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/2009-102009-102019-05-31T22:56:47Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>{{Yearnewer | year = 2009-10<br />
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| admiral = Jim Magwood<br />
| mc = Maclean Rouble<br />
| mclt = Peter Macdonald<br />
| ed = Lyra Evans<br />
| planet = Amalissa Hum<br />
| eng = Matt Farkas-Dyck<br />
| webmaster = Ben Paul<br />
| wikimaster = [[Ian Martin]], [[Samuel Baltz]]<br />
| quartermaster = Olivia Frank<br />
| mission = Daedalus 2010<br />
| destination = [[Io]], [[Ganymede]], and [[Europa]]<br />
| dates = February 22 - February 27 2010<br />
| location = Ottawa Tech<br />
| membership = ~45<br />
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==Firsts==<br />
The first year that:<br />
*[[Mission Control]] was run from the [[Spacesim Office]]<br />
*The [[Virtual Private Network]] was used<br />
*[[Liquid Gold]] was not used in the chemical toilets.<br />
*The toilets were labeled with [[Callsign|callsigns]] instead of names.<br />
*The [[Bunk bed|bunk beds]] had curtains<br />
*A water system was set up for the [[Hawking III]], in the form of an aquarium pump, copper piping and a sink in the [[Interlock]]<br />
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== Mission Debriefing Notes ==<br />
Please see [[Debriefing 2009-10]] for the 2009-10 debriefing notes for [[Daedalus 2010]].<br />
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==Task Forces==<br />
{{TF|name=Audio-Video|lead=Ben Paul|purp=Create a highly immersive simulation via the camera and speaker systems|memb=[[Samuel Baltz]], [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]], [[Morgan Mersereau]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=Telephones and [[Buzzers]]|lead=Stefan De Young|purp=Build a buzzer network capable of being run over the [[VPN]] to complement the [[CAPCOM]] Task Force.|memb=[[Nevin Hotson]], [[Chris Hawthorne]], [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Bunk bed|Curtains]]|lead=Ian Martin|purp=Build curtains for the bunk beds in the [[longhouse]] so the [[astronaut]]s could have some privacy.|memb=[[Morgan Mersereau]], [[Mikaela Stiver]], [[Euan Wheaton]], [[Mimi Lam]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[CAPCOM]]|lead=Chris Hawthorne|purp=Build a multi-telephone hardline CAPCOM system. Design analogue-digital converter to run CAPCOM over a [[VPN]].|memb=[[Stefan De Young]], [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]], [[Samuel Baltz]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Door Panels]]|lead=Samuel Baltz|purp=Build and install Door Panels that will receive information from [[EECOM]] to inform astronauts as to whether it is or is not safe to open a door. The panels were designed by [[Dr. Magwood]] and [[Lyra Evans]].|memb=[[Peter Macdonald]], [[Bryn Beynon]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Engineering Closet]]|lead=Lyra Evans|purp=Clean up the Engineering Closet and add details that will contribute to the [[Beta]] Reality.|memb=[[Samuel Baltz]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=Helmets and Backpacks|lead=Maclean Rouble|purp=Create backpacks to complete the [[EVA Suits]] and build additional helmets|memb=[[Christian Angel]], [[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]], [[Jane MacLeod]], [[Zola Magwood]], [[Nick Goddard]], [[Mimi Lam]], [[Max Jeffcott]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Laura]]|lead=Maclean Rouble|purp=Create a submersible for use on [[Europa]]|memb=[[Jane MacLeod]], [[Christian Angel]], [[Mikaela Stiver]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Planetary Surface]]|lead=Amalissa Hum|purp=Design and build the Planetary Surface.|memb=[[Olivia Frank]], [[Zola Magwood]], [[Jane MacLeod]], [[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]], [[Bryn Beynon]], [[Max Jeffcott]], [[Ben Paul]] }}<br />
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{{History<br />
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<div>{{Yearnewer | year = 2009-10<br />
| missionpatch = [[Image:Daedalus2010patch.png|300px]]<br />
| admiral = Jim Magwood<br />
| mc =}} Maclean Rouble{{ |<br />
| mclt = Peter Macdonald<br />
| ed = Lyra Evans<br />
| planet = Amalissa Hum<br />
| eng = Matt Farkas-Dyck<br />
| webmaster = Ben Paul<br />
| wikimaster = [[Ian Martin]], [[Samuel Baltz]]<br />
| quartermaster = Olivia Frank<br />
| mission = Daedalus 2010<br />
| destination = [[Io]], [[Ganymede]], and [[Europa]]<br />
| dates = February 22 - February 27 2010<br />
| location = Ottawa Tech<br />
| membership = ~45<br />
}}<br />
==Firsts==<br />
The first year that:<br />
*[[Mission Control]] was run from the [[Spacesim Office]]<br />
*The [[Virtual Private Network]] was used<br />
*[[Liquid Gold]] was not used in the chemical toilets.<br />
*The toilets were labeled with [[Callsign|callsigns]] instead of names.<br />
*The [[Bunk bed|bunk beds]] had curtains<br />
*A water system was set up for the [[Hawking III]], in the form of an aquarium pump, copper piping and a sink in the [[Interlock]]<br />
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== Mission Debriefing Notes ==<br />
Please see [[Debriefing 2009-10]] for the 2009-10 debriefing notes for [[Daedalus 2010]].<br />
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==Task Forces==<br />
{{TF|name=Audio-Video|lead=Ben Paul|purp=Create a highly immersive simulation via the camera and speaker systems|memb=[[Samuel Baltz]], [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]], [[Morgan Mersereau]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=Telephones and [[Buzzers]]|lead=Stefan De Young|purp=Build a buzzer network capable of being run over the [[VPN]] to complement the [[CAPCOM]] Task Force.|memb=[[Nevin Hotson]], [[Chris Hawthorne]], [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Bunk bed|Curtains]]|lead=Ian Martin|purp=Build curtains for the bunk beds in the [[longhouse]] so the [[astronaut]]s could have some privacy.|memb=[[Morgan Mersereau]], [[Mikaela Stiver]], [[Euan Wheaton]], [[Mimi Lam]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[CAPCOM]]|lead=Chris Hawthorne|purp=Build a multi-telephone hardline CAPCOM system. Design analogue-digital converter to run CAPCOM over a [[VPN]].|memb=[[Stefan De Young]], [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]], [[Samuel Baltz]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Door Panels]]|lead=Samuel Baltz|purp=Build and install Door Panels that will receive information from [[EECOM]] to inform astronauts as to whether it is or is not safe to open a door. The panels were designed by [[Dr. Magwood]] and [[Lyra Evans]].|memb=[[Peter Macdonald]], [[Bryn Beynon]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Engineering Closet]]|lead=Lyra Evans|purp=Clean up the Engineering Closet and add details that will contribute to the [[Beta]] Reality.|memb=[[Samuel Baltz]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=Helmets and Backpacks|lead=Maclean Rouble|purp=Create backpacks to complete the [[EVA Suits]] and build additional helmets|memb=[[Christian Angel]], [[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]], [[Jane MacLeod]], [[Zola Magwood]], [[Nick Goddard]], [[Mimi Lam]], [[Max Jeffcott]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Laura]]|lead=Maclean Rouble|purp=Create a submersible for use on [[Europa]]|memb=[[Jane MacLeod]], [[Christian Angel]], [[Mikaela Stiver]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Planetary Surface]]|lead=Amalissa Hum|purp=Design and build the Planetary Surface.|memb=[[Olivia Frank]], [[Zola Magwood]], [[Jane MacLeod]], [[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]], [[Bryn Beynon]], [[Max Jeffcott]], [[Ben Paul]] }}<br />
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{{History<br />
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<div>{{Yearnewer | year = 2009-10<br />
| missionpatch = [[Image:Daedalus2010patch.png|300px]]<br />
| admiral = Jim Magwood<br />
| mc = Maclean Rouble<br />
| mclt = Peter Macdonald<br />
| ed = Lyra Evans<br />
| planet = Amalissa Hum<br />
| eng = Matt Farkas-Dyck<br />
| webmaster = Ben Paul<br />
| wikimaster = [[Ian Martin]], [[Samuel Baltz]]<br />
| quartermaster = Olivia Frank<br />
| mission = Daedalus 2010<br />
| destination = [[Io]], [[Ganymede]], and [[Europa]]<br />
| dates = February 22 - February 27 2010<br />
| location = Ottawa Tech<br />
| membership = ~45<br />
}}<br />
==Firsts==<br />
The first year that:<br />
*[[Mission Control]] was run from the [[Spacesim Office]]<br />
*The [[Virtual Private Network]] was used<br />
*[[Liquid Gold]] was not used in the chemical toilets.<br />
*The toilets were labeled with [[Callsign|callsigns]] instead of names.<br />
*The [[Bunk bed|bunk beds]] had curtains<br />
*A water system was set up for the [[Hawking III]], in the form of an aquarium pump, copper piping and a sink in the [[Interlock]]<br />
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== Mission Debriefing Notes ==<br />
Please see [[Debriefing 2009-10]] for the 2009-10 debriefing notes for [[Daedalus 2010]].<br />
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==Task Forces==<br />
{{TF|name=Audio-Video|lead=Ben Paul|purp=Create a highly immersive simulation via the camera and speaker systems|memb=[[Samuel Baltz]], [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]], [[Morgan Mersereau]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=Telephones and [[Buzzers]]|lead=Stefan De Young|purp=Build a buzzer network capable of being run over the [[VPN]] to complement the [[CAPCOM]] Task Force.|memb=[[Nevin Hotson]], [[Chris Hawthorne]], [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Bunk bed|Curtains]]|lead=Ian Martin|purp=Build curtains for the bunk beds in the [[longhouse]] so the [[astronaut]]s could have some privacy.|memb=[[Morgan Mersereau]], [[Mikaela Stiver]], [[Euan Wheaton]], [[Mimi Lam]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[CAPCOM]]|lead=Chris Hawthorne|purp=Build a multi-telephone hardline CAPCOM system. Design analogue-digital converter to run CAPCOM over a [[VPN]].|memb=[[Stefan De Young]], [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]], [[Samuel Baltz]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Door Panels]]|lead=Samuel Baltz|purp=Build and install Door Panels that will receive information from [[EECOM]] to inform astronauts as to whether it is or is not safe to open a door. The panels were designed by [[Dr. Magwood]] and [[Lyra Evans]].|memb=[[Peter Macdonald]], [[Bryn Beynon]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Engineering Closet]]|lead=Lyra Evans|purp=Clean up the Engineering Closet and add details that will contribute to the [[Beta]] Reality.|memb=[[Samuel Baltz]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=Helmets and Backpacks|lead=Maclean Rouble|purp=Create backpacks to complete the [[EVA Suits]] and build additional helmets|memb=[[Christian Angel]], [[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]], [[Jane MacLeod]], [[Zola Magwood]], [[Nick Goddard]], [[Mimi Lam]], [[Max Jeffcott]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Laura]]|lead=Maclean Rouble|purp=Create a submersible for use on [[Europa]]|memb=[[Jane MacLeod]], [[Christian Angel]], [[Mikaela Stiver]]}}<br />
{{TF|name=[[Planetary Surface]]|lead=Amalissa Hum|purp=Design and build the Planetary Surface.|memb=[[Olivia Frank]], [[Zola Magwood]], [[Jane MacLeod]], [[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]], [[Bryn Beynon]], [[Max Jeffcott]], [[Ben Paul]] }}<br />
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{{History<br />
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<div>[[Image:Nicelydonelyra.JPG|thumb|300 px|The famous sign]]<br />
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The '''Nicely Done, Lyra''' sign was created during [[Mission Daedalus]] by acting [[Flight Director]] [[Ben Paul]]. It was written on a white 8*11 paper in the [[Spacesim Office]], and addressed [[astronaut]] [[Lyra Evans]]. It was created when Lyra made a particularly funny joke about astronaut [[Euan Wheaton]], and held up to the webcam so that those in the [[habitat]] could see it. After that, whenever Lyra would do something particularly noteworthy, either positive or negative, someone would hold up the sign. The original sign is currently in the possession of Ben Paul.<br />
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==Uses During Daedalus==<br />
===Original Use===<br />
The original use followed a conversation between Lyra Evans and acting [[CAPCOM]] [[Samuel Baltz]]. Preceding the conversation [[Mission Control]] was certain that it had heard Lyra Evans ending her sentences with "over" while talking to [[Euan Wheaton]], and wanted to make sure that she hadn't been trying to talk to MC.<br />
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Director Baltz: "Lt. Evans, are you talking to us? Over."<br />
:Lt. Evans: "No, I was talking to Euan."<br />
Director Baltz: "Then why were you ending your sentences with 'over'? Over."<br />
:Lt. Evans: "Because I was talking to Euan. It's like talking to someone a million miles away."<br />
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At this point Ben Paul wrote the sign and held it up to the camera. Since the webcams being used for CAPCOM were not set to high resolution, Lt. Evans put a confused look on her face as all she could see was a seemingly blank piece of paper. At that point in time, Arrian Amir-Rafiei took the piece of paper from Ben Paul and pulled a sharpie marker out of his pocket. After thickening the letters, Arrian Amir-Rafiei handed the piece of paper back to Ben Paul. Ben Paul again held the piece of paper up to the webcam, and this caused everyone in MC and the habitat to laugh.<br />
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===Subsequent Uses===<br />
*When Lyra overpressurized the [[airlock]] the next hour with [[EECOM]], the sign was held up for Maclean Rouble as co-pilot and CAPCOM.<br />
*"Nicely Done, ____" has become a phrase used either to express disgust, praise, or amusement.<br />
*"Nicely Dunbar" has been used several times in reference to [[Matthew Dunbar]], most notably when receiving a chocolate bar "award" for his superb piloting on [[Dragan 2011]].</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Drake-Sagan_2011Drake-Sagan 20112019-05-31T22:51:56Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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|destination = [[Gleise 581 g]]<br />
|dates = Feb. 28 - Mar. 5, 2011<br />
|habcom = [[Ian Martin]]<br />
|subcom = [[Olivia Frank]]<br />
|mccom = [[Euan Wheaton]]<br />
|simcom = [[Jane MacLeod]]<br />
|crew = Dragancrew.jpg<br />
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The '''2011 Mission to Gliese 581f''', '''Mission Drake-Sagan''' or '''Mission Dragan''', was the first mission to exit the solar system, and the third mission in the [[Hawking III]]. The first ever Earth-like exoplanet, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_581_g Gliese 581 g], was discovered in 2010, and Spacesim selected [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_581#Planetary_system the Gliese 581 planetary system] as the mission destination. For more information, see [[Samuel's Post Hoc Proposal For A Mission To Gliese 581 g]].<br />
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==Astronauts==<br />
* [[Ian Martin]] ([[Habitat Commander]]) <br />
* [[Olivia Frank]] ([[Habitat Sub-Commander]], [[Medic]])<br />
* [[Samuel Baltz]] ([[Chief Engineer]], [[Laura|LAURA Pilot]])<br />
* [[Matthew Dunbar]] ([[Pilot]])<br />
* [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei|Arrian LeClaire]] ([[Co-pilot]])<br />
* [[Patrick Melanson]] ([[Able Crewman]])<br />
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==Mission Purpose==<br />
During [[Mission Daedalus]], then-[[Mission Commander]] Maclean Rouble discovered a strange unexplained signal in the oceans of Europa. It was surprising because of both its strength and its regularity. [[Vice-Admiral]] Rouble did not follow the signal or tell [[Mission Control]] about it because it was only detected late at night on their last night on Europa, and she knew that if she told anyone else she would be ordered to investigate. She decided that keeping it secret was best for the safety of her crew, but she wrote a paragraph on it and saved it to the network. This paragraph was kept top secret until late 2010. It's worth noting that what precedes is the [[Beta]] reality version of events; in-[[Alpha]], the paragraph was written by [[Jim Magwood]] shortly before Mission Dragan. Mission Dragan's purpose was to land on Europa, drop the [[Laura | LAURA submersible]] into the oceans of Europa, and trace the signal to its origins. The astronauts were tasked with following up on and gathering as much data from the signal as possible. Their goal was to explain its presence. To achieve this goal, the [[habitat]] was understood to have been outfitted to survive short trips underwater (the rough [[pseudoscience]] explanation was that the habitat has an outside shell that, when filled with enough water, will equalize the pressure between the hab and the surrounding ocean).<br />
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==In-Beta Mission Results==<br />
The habitat reached Europa within a day or so and with very minor difficulties. The astronauts received perhaps a bit too much radiation in both [[Earth|Earth's]] and [[Jupiter|Jupiter's]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Allen_radiation_belt van Allen belts], but other than that there were no major problems. The habitat flight path involved a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_assist gravitational assist] from the sun to get to Jupiter (the mission used the 2004 orientation of planets to which [[Orbit]] defaults, in which Jupiter is on the other side of the sun from the Earth), and, notably, the astronauts were able to load over 400,000 kg of fuel for the [[reactor]] at approximately 4.5 million kilometers from the sun. The members of Spacesim would be well-served to remember this trick (Jupiter has enough hydrogen isotopes in its upper atmosphere that it too should be able to provide fuel at a reasonably far distance, although future crews should experiment to see if this is possible). Unfortunately, when the astronauts reached Jupiter, a split-second software malfunction caused the habitat to not stop at Jupiter's upper atmosphere. Astronauts report seeing [[AYSE]] move slowly towards Jupiter, freeze, and then suddenly be bounced out of Jupiter at tremendous velocity. Every single AYSE engine broke simultaneously and the astronauts were forced to undock from the AYSE drive. When AYSE suddenly reversed course, Mission Control's software read it as sudden wind of particles coming away from Jupiter, but scientists who subsequently worked on the problem proved that, if the AYSE drive reached a sufficient speed, it's possible that it reached a pocket of high-pressure gas and just bounced off; Admiral Magwood invoked the analogy of throwing a beach ball into a swimming pool. V. Adm. [[Lyra Evans]] is credited with the proof. After undocking the habitat from the AYSE drive, the astronauts could have loaded fuel from AYSE and headed home with minimal risk to their safety. Instead, then-Mission Commander Ian Martin and the crew decided to forge ahead and investigate the anomaly. Upon landing on Europa, they deployed the submarine, which bore a radio censor, a communicator that was able to speak to the habitat though Europa's massive ice layer, and a camera in the visual light spectrum --- although no light, so it could only take pictures of light-emitting objects. Submarine Pilot Samuel Baltz piloted the submarine to the anomaly. When it reached the anomaly, a massive time delay suddenly accompanied its communications. When it was finally able to send a complete picture in the visual spectrum, the picture depicted a very strange field of stars. Through triangulation, Olivia Frank and Arrian LeClaire determined that the submersible was now suddenly located 23.5 lightyears away, in the vicinity of the gliese 581 planetary system. The next Earth Day, the habitat followed suit. Arrian LeClaire and Matt Dunbar piloted the habitat to the closest planet in the star system, gliese 581 f. Once on this planet, each astronaut went on [[EVA]] in pairs. The EVAs reported some interesting rock formations. For a full video of one of the EVAs, see the Oce Spacesim facebook page. With the EVAs completed, the astronauts went back through the anomaly (and were quite pleased that it was possible to go back through the anomaly), and attempted to get back to Earth from Jupiter. Without AYSE, there was barely enough fuel to return to Earth. Unfortunately, an astronaut carelessly left a light on, just before the pilot heavily turned up time acceleration, which burned up too much fuel and caused the habitat not to be able to reenter the atmosphere. The habitat bounced off of earth atmosphere, and the crew was rescued in a [[2011-12]] [[training mission]] (although their appearances had been altered significantly by their time in space). The LAURA submersible is currently somewhere near the gliese 581 f star system, beaming pictures back to Earth at light speed. Approximately 23.5 years from 2010-11, OCESS will begin to recieve LAURA's first pictures of the great unknown.<br />
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==Alpha Systems Developments==<br />
*This was the second mission to work with the permanent [[planetary surface]], adding a massive wall and some pillars to the existing cave. [[Jane MacLeod]], [[Zola Magwood]], [[Nick Eglin]], [[Lyra Evans]], and [[Alex Mendes]] among others are to be credited with this truly magnificent permanent structure. This was also the second mission wherein the planetary surface was referred to as the "monetary surplus" in the weeks leading up to the mission (thanks to [[Euan Wheaton]]). None of the astronauts saw the planetary surface before the mission.<br />
*A massive overhaul of the camera network occurred for this mission. Instigated by the [[2010-11 Occupational Health And Safety Incident]], and OHS's demand that room W027 have all their wires in conduits, the camera systems were completely restructured. Conduits were dropped through for every single camera, television, and computer, and a juncture box was placed in [[Command and Control]]. This box was completely switchable; an old playstation feed switching device was implemented so that with the press of a button, any feed would show up on [[Non-Computer Named Objects#Televisions | pumpkin]]. The wires were threaded through the [[Simulator Loft]] so that with minimal effort the [[simulators]] could cut the insulation and tap into the signals, although they did not make use of this during the mission. This fully functional camera system lasted until [[2012-13]] when it was partially dismantled for unknown reasons.<br />
*White noise was first used on this mission, which required the spacing of speakers across the top of the habitat. Various old speakers (just the speakers themselves, no boxes) were lying around in [[Keplernicus]], and so they were placed flush against the habitat, at least 1 per room, and then wired together in series with an iPod playing white noise on loop for the whole week<br />
*Admiral Magwood programmed the gliese 581 star system into Orbit and the anomaly into the sub program (and likely also took out the strange Russian submarines ever-present in that software), which was a truly monumental amount of work.<br />
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==Highlights==<br />
*The mission started one day late (an improvement over the previous year).<br />
*A news article published in the Ottawa Citizen regarding the mission.<br />
*Canadian Astronaut and now VP of outreach for the CIHR Robert Thirsk came to witness the mission briefly.<br />
*Poor decorum in MC and truly abominable decorum among some simulators lead to [[Samuel's and Arrian's ES1 Reprimands]]<br />
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==Lore==<br />
[[Sim Lore]] that originated with or saw heavy use during this mission include:<br />
*[[Mmm... Well That's Disappointing]] and the associated voice<br />
*"WHAT stop sign!?"<br />
*[[Anthony Wong]] as a cold-water magic man giver of life (when Anthony Wong entered MC, the habitats chanted "Wong! Wong! Wong!" loud enough that MC could clearly hear them even over all the white noise)<br />
*[[Where in Space is Carmen Sandiego?]]<br />
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==Proofs==<br />
{{NPOV}}<br />
I seek to establish that the habitat can enter a black hole of sufficient mass without ripping apart. Such a proof, if applicable to the anomaly, shows that what the astronauts experienced is perfectly plausible.<br />
Take the habitat to be, say, 100m in diameter (for argument's sake). Take a black hole the mass of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy with m_bh = (3*10^6)*M_0, where M_0 is the mass of the sun. Then the difference in acceleration between the part of the hab closest to the black hole and the part of the hab farthest from the black hole, call it d(a), at the event horizon (which is what we need to reach in order to enter the wormhole), is given by:<br />
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d(a) = F_g as a function of the radius of the black hole's event horizon plus the diameter of the hab - F_g as a function of just the radius of the black hole's event horizon<br />
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So we must find the radius of the black hole's event horizon, call it R, so:<br />
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R = 2*G*M/c^2<br />
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R = 2*(6.67*10^-11 units)*(3*10^36 kg) / (3*10^8 ms^-1)^2<br />
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R = 9*10^9 m<br />
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d(a) = G*M_bh/(R^2 + diameter of hab) - G*M_bh/(R^2)<br />
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d(a) = (6.67*10^-11)*(3*10^36 kg) / (9*10^9 m + 100 m)^2 - (6.67*10^-11)*(3*10^36 kg) / (9*10^9 m)^2<br />
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d(a) = 5*10^-2 ms^-2<br />
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I submit that the habitat is sufficiently strong to survive this small a difference in acceleration (and the submersible certainly is, since it`s much, much smaller in diameter). Regarding the size of the event horizon, I think it's perfectly plausible that the wormhole functionally had an event horizon this size while in the oceans of Europa simply because wormholes bend space. If the mass of the wormhole was sufficient, then, what the astronauts experienced is perfectly explainable.<br />
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<div>The '''Dust Storm Incident''' happened during [[Red Dawn 2008]] to [[Mars]]. The [[astronaut]]s were limited to three [[EVA suits]] when [[Daisy Wong]] went on an [[extended EVA]] to get her lifeguard recertification. After dust and wind levels increased, astronauts [[Nevin Hotson]] and Maclean Rouble went on an [[EVA]], but failed to maintain communication with the [[Habitat]]. [[Anthony Xing]], [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]], and [[Ben Paul]] argued about how to retrieve the missing astronauts, a delicate situation considering there was now only one EVA suit in the Habitat at this point and lightning and high wind speeds had been observed on the surface through [[EECOM]]. In the end, although he was [[Lieutenant Commander]] and should not have risked himself, Anthony went on EVA and brought back both Maclean and Nevin, whose suits had been locked in the dust storm.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/TapekachuTapekachu2019-05-31T22:48:17Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>[[Image:IMG 0215.jpg|thumb|200px|Maclean's Pikachu, the ancestor of Tapekachu]]{{Lore}} <br />
'''Tapekachu''', pronounced ''tape-katchu'', is a tape sculpture of a Pikachu that currently resides in the [[office]]. It is based on a plastic Pikachu toy that used to make noises and was brought in by Maclean Rouble. Tapekachu is likely to be featured as a monster in the upcoming Spacesim Munchkin being developed by [[Ben Paul]].<br />
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==Creation==<br />
The Tapekachu was made by [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]] during the [[2008-09]] second semester exams. It was made out of clear sticky tape, and later covered with masking tape and colored with a black marker to make it look more like Pikachu.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Singing_HourSinging Hour2019-05-31T22:12:16Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>{{Lore}}<br />
'''Singing Hour''' was the [[2009-10]] April Fool's Day joke. It was perpetrated by [[Samuel Baltz]] with the knowledge and co-operation of Maclean Rouble, [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Dr. Magwood]]. The idea of a singing hour was Peter Macdonald's idea after Maclean Rouble decided that the first idea for a joke was not funny, and Samuel Baltz filled in the details while explaining the proposition to [[Spacesim]].<br />
==The Joke==<br />
During the lunch meeting on April 1, 2010, the following story was told to the assembled members of Spacesim: <br />
<blockquote> Samuel Baltz and [[Stefan De Young]] wrote a proposal for funding and submitted it to the [[OCDSB]]. They received an email back saying that Spacesim was too obviously based at [[Lisgar]], and that in order to receive funding directly from the school board Spacesim should have a much wider base of support from across a large variety of schools. Accordingly, Baltz and De Young wrote another proposal and sent it to Canterbury High School. Canterbury's principal liked the idea, but thought that it was necessary that Spacesim cover more cross-curricular material. Accordingly, the Canterbury guidance department agreed to promote Spacesim to their students on the condition that there be an hour per [[work session]] of mandatory singing. </blockquote><br />
==Effect==<br />
The perpetrators of the practical joke were immensely surprised to find that a large portion of members immediately believed the joke, and that it started a serious and productive conversation about funding and how each member could help. Baltz spent the rest of the lunch period arguing with various members about whether the singing was worthwhile in order to court extra members, and it was never explained that the episode was entirely fictitious. Stefan De Young was informed of his involvement in the story that night, and by all accounts he thought it was humorous.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/List_of_MemesList of Memes2019-05-31T22:10:53Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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'''Memes''' are jokes, phrases, or events that have become part of Sim Culture. They are usually based off mission events and nerd culture. The following list is presented in alphabetical order.<br />
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==Catclan==<br />
[[Image:Catclan.jpeg|right|thumb|200px|Catclan Logo]]<br />
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Created during the [[2009-10]] year by [[Charlotte Bonyun]]. The concept started out with [[Becca Kalinger]] being nicknamed "Spazzcat" due to her very cat-like manners and habits, but eventually expanded and named a large variety of people within [[Spacesim]]. <br />
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Rules for the naming of a Catclan member to-be have evolved with the group; a tendency to have the names start with the letter "s" became a rule, a spelling quirk made by the first male member, Spartakat (later [[Stargakat]]), having the ending with a "k" instead of a "c" became a rule for all following male members. A tacit rule also has the nicknames kept to three syllables or less, excluding the "cat/kat." <br />
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According to [[Charlotte Bonyun]], a Catclan name becomes official once she hears of it.<br />
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===Catclan Members===<br />
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*Sarcasmkat ([[Ian Martin]])<br />
*Sarcastikat ([[Euan Wheaton]])<br />
*Sasscat ([[Charlotte Bonyun]])<br />
*Seizurekat ([[Nick Goddard]])<br />
*Siliconkat ([[Alex Mendes]])<br />
*Slayerkat ([[Morgan Mersereau]])<br />
*Skullkat ([[Jackson Clarke]])<br />
*Spacekat ([[Christian Angel]])<br />
*Spazzcat ([[Becca Kalinger]])<br />
*Squeecat ([[Cheyenne Carty]])<br />
*Stargakat ([[Chen-tao LaRochelle]])<br />
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==The Final Countdown==<br />
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt_ro2aerQg&feature=fvw The Final Countdown] is a song by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe_%28band%29 Europe] that became popular in [[Spacesim]] in [[2009-10]]. It was notably used as a preface to the countdown for [[Daedalus 2010]] and as a wake-up song for the final day of that mission. The song is regularly played in the Habitat during [[training missions]] and in the [[Interlock]] or [[Command and Control]] during [[work sessions]].<br />
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==The Game==<br />
The Game is frequently played by members of Spacesim. To play The Game, please go [http://www.losethegame.com/ here.]<br />
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==McSquiggly==<br />
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A phenomenon on the [[Forums]] started by [[Lyra Evans]], the forums' censor filter was used to replace all instances of the word "and" with the words "and McSquiggly and". For example, "We are currently working on doors and the sub" would be rendered as "We are currently working on doors and McSquiggly and the sub." It is assumed that the original purpose was to see how long it would take someone to post something on the forums asking about what was going on. The first person to do this was [[Ian Martin]], two months after the inception of McSquiggly. It was later revealed that Forums' administrators [[Ben Paul]] and Maclean Rouble had been in on the joke from the beginning. Possibly after complaints, Lyra censored McSquiggly to ''"I'm Hanging onto dying traditions."'' A [http://forums.spacesim.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=365 thread of the forum] was dedicated to the death of McSquiggly, and it was a rather sombre affair until [[Samuel Baltz]] discovered that MCSQUIGGLY in all caps was not censored.<br />
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==Monetary Surplus==<br />
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Monetary Surplus is a euphemism for the [[Planetary Surface]], used as a means of maintaining [[mission integrity]]. It came into fruition leading up to [[Mission]] [[Daedalus 2010]]. [[Euan Wheaton]] invented the phrase after purposely mishearing someone saying "planetary surface". Many jibes at Spacesim's financial situation followed the phrase's invention.<br />
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==Nicely Done, Lyra==<br />
[[Image:Nicelydonelyra.JPG|thumb|300 px|The famous sign]]<br />
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The Nicely Done, Lyra sign was created during [[Mission]] [[Daedalus 2010]] by acting [[Flight Director]] [[Ben Paul]] written written on a white 8*11 paper in the [[Spacesim Office]], and addressed [[astronaut]] [[Lyra Evans]]. It was created when Lyra, during dialog with [[Mission Control]] made a particularly funny joke about astronaut [[Euan Wheaton]]. The sign was held up to the [[CAPCOM]] webcam for the benefit of the Habitat crew. The sign was then presented whenever Lyra would accomplish any noteworthy action, such as overpressurising the Airlock later in that same mission.<br />
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===Original Dialog===<br />
Preceding the conversation [[Mission Control]] was certain that it had heard Lyra Evans ending her sentences with "over" while talking to [[Euan Wheaton]], and wanted to make sure that she hadn't been trying to talk to MC.<br />
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Mr. Baltz: "Lt. Evans, are you talking to us? Over."<br />
:Lt. Evans: "No, I was talking to Euan."<br />
Mr. Baltz: "Then why were you ending your sentences with 'over'? Over."<br />
:Lt. Evans: "Because I was talking to Euan. It's like talking to someone a million miles away."<br />
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==Phrases==<br />
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*"Imma firin' ma lazar! BAAAH!"<br />
*"Its all over yar face!!"<br />
*"SHAWG!"<br />
*"IT'S OVER '''9000'''"<br />
*"Rectum? Damn near killed'em!"<br />
*"PART OF THE SHIP: PART OF THE CREW"<br />
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==Trogdor==<br />
[[Image:Picture 1057.png|right|thumb|200px|His general appearance.]]<br />
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Trogdor the Burninator is a cartoon character from ''Homestar Runner'' animated movies first appearing in the ''sbemail'' [http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail58.html "Dragon"] where "kaizer" from California wanted to know if Strong Bad could draw a dragon. Strong Bad's first attempt fails (he ends up writing "The S is for sucks"). He tries again (using what he refers to as "Consumate '''V'''s") and creates Trogdor the Burninator.<br />
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Trogdor has been part of [[Sim Culture]] at least since witty [[Spacesim]] members created their own version of the song and wrote it on the [[Habitat]] in the allotted space during [[Signing the Airlock]]. The Spacesim lyrics, thought to be written by [[Stefan De Young]], replaces such lines as "Burninating all the peoples and their THATCHED ROOF COTTAGES!" with "Burninating all the astros in their [[drywall|DRYWALL]] HABITAT!" A handwritten copy of the original lyrics from the the heavy metal song about Trogdor is posted in the [[Sim Office]], but it is inaccurate. Instead of having two "TROGDOR!"s, it has three.<br />
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==We All Live In A Drywall Habitat==<br />
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''We All Live In A Drywall Habitat'' is a parody of the ''Beatles'' song ''Yellow Submarine''. The song describes astronauts running around the [[Habitat]] screaming the lyrics at the top of their lungs and banging very hard on every wall of the habitat.<br />
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The song was first sung during the [[2008-09]] mission [[Genesis 2009|Genesis]] to [[Iapetus]]. During the mission there were no set lyrics, but afterward the lyrics to the song were typed up and posted on the wall of the habitat by [[Zola Magwood]].<br />
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==Zarr==<br />
"Zarr" is a phrase invented by [[Cheyenne Carty]] as an amalgamation of the words "is" and "are." The phrase is used by members of Spacesim when giving each other props. The opposite of Zarr is Tard, though logically it should be Rraz.<br />
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The Zarr is initiated when a person is observed to be doing something props-worthy. If a Zarr is initiated to celebrate an action of the initiator, that person should be Tarded by hitting their outstretched fist in the style of "Bloody Knuckles." In the case where the target of Zarr is too distant, a Chain-Zarr may be initiated, where a Zarr is passed from person to person until reaching the intended recipient.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Debriefing_2009-10Debriefing 2009-102019-05-31T22:00:29Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>This is an account of the [[2009-10]] '''[[mission]] debriefing''' for [[Daedalus 2010]] that took place at the March 5th work session. <br> <br />
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The meeting was divided into a discussion of what we thought went well and what we were less happy with. We mostly succeeded in following this plan.<br><br />
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== Positives ==<br />
===Maclean Rouble===<br />
*We were only 2 days late launching, better than last year.<br />
*There were fewer glitches during the mission - the EECOM software had the most glitches.<br />
*The planetary surface was really good.<br />
*There were not too many disasters.<br />
*"Final Countdown" was much appreciated.<br />
*The fan made the command centre much more comfortable.<br />
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*There was too little time to explore the surface of "Europa"<br />
*The high radiation levels imposed additional limits on the time spent on Europa.<br />
*It was too difficult to change the computer used for specific software.<br />
*We need a common folder with a copy of all of the different software applications and supplementary files.<br />
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===[[Matt Farkas-Dyck]]===<br />
*Mission protocols were better and better followed than last year.<br />
*The cameras worked.<br />
*The VPN worked and allowed MC to be held at Lisgar for most of the day.<br />
*MC at lisgar was really good. <br />
*MC shifts were well planned and were used. The was an experienced flight director for each shift.<br />
*More people were present in MC compared to previous years.<br />
*It would be nice to be able to have MC camera and audio logs: VHS or a really big hard disk.<br />
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*protons :)<br />
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:We filmed the whole [[Red Dawn 2008]] from [[Habitat]] POV ---[[user:rubberchickenben|<font color="green">Benzyne]][[User_talk:Rubberchickenben|<sup>Talk Page</sup></font>]] 22:42, 22 March 2010 (EDT)<br />
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===[[Lyra Evans]]===<br />
*limited internet access for homework was good.<br />
**it would be good to have this at MC during the mission for research purposes ([[DM]])<br />
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===[[Ben Paul]]===<br />
*The network worked.<br />
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===[[Euan Wheaton]]===<br />
*Water contamination problem was good.<br />
*The bunks had curtains.<br />
*Chocolate ice cream<br />
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===[[Zola Magwood]]===<br />
*Simulators appreciated the camera system. <br />
*A speaker system would be equally beneficial for keeping up with events as would the ability to listen in on MC/HAB comms.<br />
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===[[Christian Angel]]===<br />
*Teamwork between astros and between MC & Hab on comms during disasters was good.<br />
*Music choices were good.<br />
*EVA boots were good<br />
*Commanders did a good job.<br />
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===[[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]]===<br />
*Having a thermometer in the Habitat so that MC could get accurate temperature measurements.<br />
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== Negatives ==<br />
===Maclean Rouble===<br />
*Non-mission related noise<br />
**the longhouse needs more sound proofing<br />
**mission integrity and ones ability to accept the reality of the mission are destroyed by extraneous noise<br />
**mission integrity was most compromised when in the bunks (less noise from within the hab as well)<br />
***we need to seal the other edges of the longhouse door ([[DM]])<br />
***we need to install the speaker for the longhouse to broadcast white noise and ship sounds ([[Ben Paul]])<br />
*The launch was two days late. This leads to other events getting off schedule, less time for mission events, and missing many activities. <br />
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===[[Alex Mendes]]===<br />
*we need better capcom training<br />
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===[[Ben Paul]]===<br />
*Not enough simulators present most of the time.<br />
**[[DM]] stresses that more non-astronauts need to commit to miss classes during mission week. If the mission is important enough for astronauts to miss school, it is important enough for the rest of us to miss school. Even [[DM]] skipped some classes.<br />
*We need to make sure that grade 11 students are trained to assume command duties during the next year.<br />
*Lots of mini-missions need to take place after the main mission.<br />
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===[[Euan Wheaton]]===<br />
*We need to have more disasters and other "events" during the day.<br />
**this relates to the previous comment by [[Ben Paul]]<br />
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===[[Zola Magwood]]===<br />
*The electrical bus short circuit set up by the simulators was not recognised by either astronauts or MC staff.<br />
**we need to have a lot more training on how to recognise different situations; these are in the manual and some practicing took place, but in the heat of the situation it is easy to miss small signs or situations that were not repeatedly practiced [[DM]]<br />
*Simmulator schedules need to be more strictly followed. <br />
**We need more people to skip school so that we can have people carrying out sim activities in a co-ordinated fashion: events on the surface and the correct things happening on the balcony at the same time. <br />
**We also need to have monitoring of the software and cameras at the same time as people are working on the surface with the ability to communicate between them<br />
**However, the sim balcony is not a general observation post. This makes sim activities more difficult to carry out<br />
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===[[Jane MacLeod]]===<br />
*There were too many people at 440 Albert St. on Friday night. The people who needed to be there had a hard time getting their jobs done and there were not enough places for people to catch a quick nap when the schedule of events allowed. <br />
**more people need to commit to work during the day<br />
**permission forms need to be handed in early enough so that a simulator schedule can be drawn up<br />
**there should be a sign-up for overnight shifts at 440 Albert Street<br />
**perhaps we can set up a place or website with video and audio coverage of the HAB and MC where people can watch the mission unfold. This way, we would not have extra people crowding the sim office and 440 Albert Street - sim members who do have a legitimate interest in seeing what is unfolding. ([[DM]])<br />
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===[[Ian Martin]]===<br />
*Better use could be made of the current events board outside of the sim office: due dates for forms, schedules, mission events, etc.<br />
*Some people seemed to be doing things on purpose that impeded the progress of the mission (e.g., venting hotlab)<br />
*Don't carry out certain procedures without clearance (venting rooms, etc.); both MC and HAB needs to know what is going on and the sims need to hear plans as well.<br />
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===[[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]]===<br />
*We need to have deputy MC and simulator commanders during mission week.<br />
*Too much time was spent in-flight, especially given the late launch.<br />
**this did not leave enough time for many interesting events that had been planned, especially on Friday night and Saturday morning<br />
*We need better and more healthy sleep habits for all participants working on overnight shifts. <br />
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===[[Matt Farkas-Dyck]]===<br />
*Good sleep habits would be easier if more MC/sim people took the whole week off.<br />
*perhaps taking the week off would be easier if the mission was earlier in the second semester.<br />
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===[[Morgan Mersereau]]===<br />
*We need to have back-up people for the MC and simulator schedule in case people get sick or cannot attend an assigned shift.<br />
*We also need to have a better alarm clock and protocl for walking astronauts up (no complaints from astronauts, please).<br />
*We need to get better seats in MC (ones that are comfortable, but do not take up too much space).<br />
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===[[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]]===<br />
*The simulators need better access to telemetry (more computers to display more information simultaneously).<br />
*Earth station 1 was a badly prepared idea (the perpetrator ([[DM]]) agrees)<br />
**often there was poor co-operation between MC and ES1<br />
**ES1 did not follow good protocol<br />
**ES1 should conduct discreet comms with MC or with MC flight director only<br />
*repeated requests for the same information or procedures is annoying.<br />
**better protocols for comms are needed<br />
**a log of requests for both MC and HAB is needed so that requests are not forgotten and outstanding requests can be noted periodically ("HAB MC we are still working on your request for...") so that the other side knows that they have not been forgotten. A similar log of sent requests would help so that the requester does not forget what they have asked for. White boards, perhaps?<br />
*We need to have back-up computers ready to start at both MC and in the HAB (with the software folder already installed). <br />
**a protocol for transferring up-to-date data files must be prepared<br />
**the backup computers need to be registered with the server computer before the mission<br />
*Training issues:<br />
**not enough took place for MC CAPCOM and AUXCOM, many people lack the experience needed (esp. w.r.t. language protocols)<br />
**need more professionalism in comms<br />
**IMPORTANT: acknowledgement comes from the flight directord or acting mission commander, '''NOT''' from capcom<br />
*Planning of shifts should be a group process with representation from astronauts, MC staff, and simulators.<br />
*need a net-meeting alternative with more flexibility<br />
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===[[Jane MacLeod]]===<br />
*We need better training and an SOP and script for transfer of control between MC @ Lisgar and MC @ 440 Albert St.<br />
*A separate staff should be on hand at the new location before transferring control.<br />
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===[[Lyra Evans]]===<br />
*Astronaut shifts need to be changed to have different sleep times so that more operations can be carried out at night.<br />
**however, we need to have all astronauts awake together for substantial periods so that crew cohesion is maintained (meal times)<br />
*Mission alpha was missed. An alpha mission would have reduced many of the problems on the main mission.<br />
*More professionalism is needed in the interactions between MC and the HAB.<br />
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===[[Rebecca Kalinger]]===<br />
*Turn off the microphone when not actually communicating between MC and HAB<br />
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===[[Zola Magwood]]===<br />
*If we try to have no extraneous conversation, we will at least be able to limit it and concentrate more on sim/MC duties<br />
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===[[Ian Martin]] & [[Bryn Beynon]]===<br />
*Boredom in MC is a problem.<br />
**shorter shifts with more structure (30 min on one station, 30 minutes on the next...)<br />
**more activities and critical duties for MC staff to perform<br />
**more scheduled interaction between flight director and other MC staff (and for cross-checks with HAB)<br />
*Need more people to share shifts so that people can go on scheduled breaks<br />
*MC should not be just about monitoring<br />
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===Other Comments===<br />
*Fewer people in command center in HAB - less distraction<br />
*If there are more emergencies (less disruptive ones perhaps) the less exciting intervals of time might be better appreciated<br />
*All-day mini-missions during PD days early in the year for training, assessment of equipment, etc.<br />
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===[[DM]]===<br />
I am very pleased to have been a part of the mission this year. We accomplished a lot and we should be proud of the results of our efforts. I think that this was a worthwhile mission, in spite of all the problems. However, in retrospect, we tried too hard to get too many new innovations ready. If we had not waited for the phones, buzzers, door circuits and several other things that did not get done in time we would have launched closer to the appointed time and not been any worse off for hardware (comms and others) than we were anyway. It is hard to see that certain project are better abandoned for next year when they seem so close to being done. However, we could have had more time and more things to do on the surface during that time if we had spent our time differently. That being said, I am as guilty as anyone of falling into this sort of trap.<br><br />
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I am sorry that we did not have a longer mission time and richer mission-related activities. This is a student-lead organization and I don't call the shots (no one person does), but I ought to have taken the lessons of last year more to heart in the way that I advised the club. Just like last year, we got a lot done as mission time approached, but we underestimated just how much time each task would take. We need to figure out how to get ourselves into a more intense work mode earlier in the year. We ought to concentrate on making sure that existing systems and plans for mission activities and experiments are taken care of before we start developing new equipment ideas. Elizabeth's dad, who has extensive experience as a stage manager, has offered to help us make sure that we manage our time better next year. We need to make sure that not only do we start certain aspects of our preparation on time but that we stop them on time as well and go with what we have so that can get to work on the other things that need to get done closer to the mission date. <br><br />
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I hope that the mission debriefing and its ongoing discussion over the rest of the year result in our taking this year's lessons into account as we start getting ready for next year.<br><br />
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Return to mission [[2009-10]] summary.<br><br></div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Chen-tao_LaRochelleChen-tao LaRochelle2019-05-31T21:59:17Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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|Name = Chen-tao LaRochelle<br />
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'''Chen-tao LaRochelle''' was a student at [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]] and is a member of [[Spacesim]]. He joined during his eleventh grade year. He was [[Webmaster]] for the [[2010-11]] year.<br />
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==Daedalus 2010==<br />
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In a [[Science Floor#Place of Meeting|meeting]] to decide the name of the mission, Chen-tao suggested "Daedalus", having the starship F-304 Daedalus from the show Stargate: Atlantis in mind. After three rounds of voting, the name somehow survived and christened the mission. During the mission, Chen-tao participated in [[Mission Control|MC]] and occupied various functions, mainly [[LOGS]]. He also kept an HTML personal log available on [[List of Computers#Mission Control Computers|C3-PO]] at [[440]]. He was noted in the court-martial logs for having used important multimedia airwaves to presumably pass messages between [[Becca Kalinger]] and [[Christian Angel]].<br />
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==Callsign==<br />
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Chen-tao's callsign was given by Maclean Rouble shortly after a trip to the hair cutter; as he walked in the [[Spacesim Office]] Maclean pointed out how he looked like a certain character in Stargate: SG1 named Jonas Quinn. Jonas is now Chen-tao's callsign. His [[Catclan]] name is, for some obscure reason, Spartakat.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/File:Max_Jeffcott_New_EVA.JPGFile:Max Jeffcott New EVA.JPG2019-05-31T21:57:43Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>[[Max Jeffcott]] and Clarisse suit up for a [[Training Mission]] in [[2009-10]]. Also visible on the right Maclean Rouble and in the airlock [[David Owen]].</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/LauraLaura2019-05-31T21:55:48Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>'''''Laura''''' is the remote-controlled submersible designed and constructed for the [[2009-10]] mission [[Daedalus 2010|Daedalus]] to [[Europa]], [[Ganymede]], and [[Io]].<br />
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==Design==<br />
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''Laura'' is approximately 35cm in length, with a main hull width of approximately 8cm and a maximum width (including propeller nacelles) of approximately 20cm. She has three engines, two for horizontal thrust and one for vertical movement. Her top cover is removable, to allow access to her power cell, engine test mechanism, radio emitter and receiver, and sonar equipment. There is additional space inside her main body for other mechanisms and equipment to be added to suit the purposes of the mission. Attached to her hull are four removable sample collectors.<br />
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==Deployment==<br />
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[[Image:Laura.JPG|left|thumb|400px|Laura in her deployment capsule in the [[Hotlab]] after [[Mission]] [[Daedalus 2010|Daedalus']] landfall.]]<br />
''Laura'' was designed to be deployed on ice-covered planets such as [[Europa]], and so her deployment capsule is fitted with an ice-boring capsule. This capsule uses heaters to melt a small tunnel through the ice, assisted by gravity, or, if gravity is insufficient, by treads. Once it reaches liquid water, the capsule hooks itself into the ice shelf, and remains there while ''Laura'' detaches.<br />
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Once separate from the capsule, Laura uses active and passive sonar to observe her surroundings, and transmits the information back to the capsule via radio signals. These signals are then relayed by the capsule to the [[Habitat]] via a tether cable. Likewise, control signals from the Habitat are sent through the tether to the capsule, which then transmits them to ''Laura'' using radio.<br />
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===Deployment Capsule Redesign===<br />
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Laura was to be used again in the [[Silver Seas 2018]] and had to have a new deployment capsule made as the old one was nowhere to be found. The new capsule was planned to consist of a bucket which Laura went into, which was then attached to a pulley system held in place by a tripod. The pulley system would lower Laura as the drill at the bottom of the bucket drilled into the surface. Unfortunately, only the bucket portion could be finished in time for the mission that year, so further work would need to be finished after the mission.<br />
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==Software==<br />
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''Laura'' is remote controlled from inside the Habitat, using software designed by [[Jim Magwood]]. This software allows the user (typically a [[Mission Specialist]]) to control the submersible's attitude, velocity, depth, and sample collectors by means of a rudder, dive planes, three propellers, and ballast loads. The software also gives the user a graphic display of ''Laura'''s passive sonar, active sonar, and fathmometer readings, as well as giving numerical data on water temperature, depth, and sonar contact distance.<br />
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==Construction==<br />
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''Laura'' was contributed to by several members of [[OCESS]], in an intermittent [[Task Force]] spearheaded by [[Mission Commander]] Maclean Rouble. Contributors included [[Jane MacLeod]] and [[Christian Angel]]. She is built primarily out of black PVC tubing, with clear plexiglass sides and lid. The sample collectors follow the design of syringes, and have matching sample storage containers aboard the Habitat in the form of narrow, clear plastic cylinders.<br />
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==Additional Information==<br />
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*''Laura'''s name is a reference to the 2004 television series [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battlestar_Galactica_(2004_TV_series)|Battlestar Galactica], which featured a specially-designed stealth [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_Blackbird| spacecraft] known as "''Laura''", named after the dying Colonial President, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laura_Roslin| Laura Roslin], a primary character in the show.<br />
*''Laura'' is painted yellow, as a reference to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles| Beatles'] song, "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Submarine_(song)| Yellow Submarine]", which has been [[We All Live In A Drywall Habitat|rewritten]] by OCESS members on many occasions and is a prominent part of [[Sim Lore]].<br />
*''Laura'' arguably is an acronym which stands for "Lightweight Aquatic Underwater Reversible Appliance"<br />
*''Laura'' was sucked into a wormhole in the oceans of [[Europa]] during [[Drake-Sagan 2011]] and was not encountered again during that mission. However, she managed to respawn in [[Keplernicus]]. This is the best evidence we have that [[Copernicus Moogle|Moogles]] can travel through wormholes.<br />
*It is possible to operate ''Laura'' at nearly zero power cost by strategically filling and refilling her air bladder, although this is very slow. It is also possible to operate her at negligible cost by using only her fans, which is a common and well-regarded Laura strategy. There are [[:Category:Lore|rumours]] of an arcane art by which Laura can be driven faster and more agilely backwards than forwards, but this knowledge is thought to have been temporarily lost after the Laura-intensive mission in 2011</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Samuel_BaltzSamuel Baltz2019-05-31T21:55:11Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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'''Samuel Baltz''' was the [[2010-11]] [[Education Commander]], and a [[Wikimaster]] for the latter half of [[2009-10]]. When he assumed the position, the Mission Branch was the primary focus of the club while the Education Branch was a distant second, and he spent most of 2010-11 trying to promote education initiatives and make the club more interested in teaching and learning space science. His Wiki username is [[User:Darth Wombat|Darth Wombat]].<br />
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=Initiatives=<br />
===Education Initiatives===<br />
In order to increase the role of the education branch, Baltz scheduled semi-regular planetarium training sessions, and led the first five [[EEPs]] training sessions since [[2005-06]]. He also introduced the concept of an [[automated mission]] to the [[OCESS]], as well as holding the first worksession in at least a decade devoted entirely to teaching people the rudimentary electronics of camera systems and computer networks, software, the hardware of computer networking, and drywalling. He also held two general physics explanations, devoting worksession time to various concepts in Newtonian physics from various high school curricula. He also spent two lunchtimes of the year explaining what categories of components are necessary, and what process must be followed, in order to design a functional satellite. Finally, and probably most successfully, he promoted the idea of [[Drake-Sagan 2011|a mission to Gliese 581]], hoping that this would bring the reality and awe of extrasolar planets to the general attention of Spacesim members. While most of these initiatives met with limited success, and some of them met with no success at all, they are all viable ideas with serious potential to be explored by a vigorous Spacesim Executive team in the future.<br />
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===PR Initiatives===<br />
Baltz devoted a large portion of his time in Spacesim to external affairs. During his tenure as Education Commander, he invited [http://www.neptec.com/about-us/senior-management.php Dr. Iain Christie] to Spacesim and gave him a tour, which resulted in the astronaut Dr. Robert Thirsk coming to Sim during the mission. He was also the primary contact of the Ottawa Citizen reporter Matthew Pearson, giving him a tour of the [[habitat]], resulting in an article that made the front page of that day's City Section, as well as a video online. As well, Baltz and then-[[External Affairs Subcommander]] [[Euan Wheaton]] visited School Council and gave them a 15 minute presentation on what Spacesim is and how it operates, in order to promote goodwill towards the organization among parents and the [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute|Lisgar]] administration. <br />
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=Mission-Specific Positions=<br />
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On 2009-10 [[Mission]] [[Daedalus]] Samuel Baltz served as [[Flight Director]]. Until 1 day before launch on this mission he was scheduled to serve as a [[simulator]], having helped to build the [[Planetary Surface]] despite not being on the [[Planetary Surface Task Force]], but was seemingly relieved of his duties for reasons that remain a secret. In 2010-11, he served as an astronaut on the mission, operating as [[Chief Engineer]] (and consequently the head chef) and the only [[Laura]] pilot. In the one and only robotic mission, which occurred in 2010-11, he served as Mission Control Commander, Chief Systems Engineer, and Project Founder. Unfortunately, the automated mission was never completed, as it was choked to death as a priority by the [[Occupational Health and Safety Episode of 2010]].<br />
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=Written Documents=<br />
Samuel Baltz was the first to write any proposals between [[Stefan's Proposal to Change the Hierarchy]] in 2005-06 and late 2009-10. This was less out of a desire to change things than it was because he thought that proposals were a normal thing when he joined in grade 11. Regardless, he found proposals to be extremely useful for commanders to gauge the opinions of the club, and strongly encouraged members to produce proposals throughout the 2010-11 school year. Accordingly, he has produced a long paper trail, including:<br />
*[[Samuel's Proposal to Rejuvenate EEPs]]<br />
*[[Samuel's Proposal for Training Missions]]<br />
*[[Samuel's Mandate to Rejuvenate EEPs]]<br />
*[[Samuel's Proposal to Regulate Commanders' Authority]]<br />
*[[Samuel's and Arrian's ES1 Reprimands]], which was written by him in an astronaut mission persona with extensive input by [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei|Arrian LeClaire]].<br />
*[[Samuel's Proposal for Automated Missions]], which has yet to reach the wiki but is on the [[Spacesim Office]] computer network, and presented an abridged version to Spacesim.<br />
*[[Samuel's Proposal for Robotic Missions]], which also has yet to reach the wiki because he is a lazy slob.<br />
*[[The Rouble-Baltz Manifesto for Commander Application]], co-authored with Maclean Rouble in April 2015.<br />
*the [[BIOCOM]] stats, logistics, and manual<br />
*The [[Baltz Algorithmic Generator of Spectra]] (BAGS), during a visit to [[Silver Seas 2018]]<br />
*Many, many, many paragraphs of Wiki Contributions.<br />
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=Callsign=<br />
Samuel Baltz's current callsign is "Moogle". It was changed from "Finland" on February 20, 2010 by [[Lyra Evans]] and Maclean Rouble. Baltz resisted the change strongly, voicing the opinion that "Finland" was more dignified, but the two commanders co-issued an executive order, stating that they thought that his previous callsign was too boring. Despite voicing strong opposition to this callsign in 2009-10, Baltz never issued an executive order to change it back.<br />
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"Moogle" was derived after Crunch Time 2010 in preparation for Mission [[Daedalus]], when Occupational Health and Safety questioned the cleanliness of the facilities and as a result an entire evening was spent cleaning. During this time Baltz spent several hours completely reorganising [[Keplernicus]], which resulted in his knowing the exact location of every object belonging to Spacesim. His unerring accuracy in this department for days on end was a source of comic relief, and as a result he was first named "Keplernicus Boy", then the slightly more imaginative but less accurate "Keplernicus Girl", and finally "Moogle" after the infamous [[Copernicus Moogle]].<br />
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His first callsign, "Finland", was derived approximately two minutes after the start of his first [[Work Session]]. It was assigned to him after a confusing chain of logic had been perpetuated by [[Euan Wheaton]]. In easy-to-read graphic format, complete with arrows, it is best summarized by:<br />
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Baltz ---> Baltic States ---> Nothing actually even remotely like a Baltic State ---> Finland<br />
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Samuel Baltz is still referred to as "Finland" in some official documents, such as attendance records, documents on Spacesim's network at [[Ottawa Tech]], and the original copies of Samuel's Proposal to Rejuvenate EEPs.<br />
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=UTSDC=<br />
Samuel competed in UTSDC in 2010 and in 2011, and has written a commentary on the contest that he refuses to put on the wiki.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/User:MacleanXDUser:MacleanXD2019-05-31T21:51:48Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>Maclean Rouble is the current [[Mission Commander]]. She is in Grade 12 at [[Lisgar Collegiate Institute]]. When not slaving over [[OCESS|Sim]] or the wiki, she:<br />
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*draws<br />
*reads about astrophysics, physics, theoretical astrophysics, theoretical physics, practical astrophysics, and Neanderthals (O Wikipedia :'D)</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Hall_of_a_Thousand_EyesHall of a Thousand Eyes2019-05-31T21:48:42Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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[[Image:hall.JPG|thumb|300px|The decorated bathroom]]<br />
'''The Hall of a Thousand Eyes''' is another name for the [[bathroom]]. The bathroom received this name before the [[2008-09]] mission when some of the members thought it would be a joke if some pictures of the Canadian Space Shuttle astronauts were pasted on the wall of the bathroom that would 'stare' at the astronauts, making them uncomfortable when in the bathroom. As the day went on the joke was changed - instead of one picture, one whole wall would be pasted with the pictures. This idea continued to be expanded upon. By the end of the night the whole bathroom was pasted floor to ceiling with the pictures. When counted accurately the total number eyes comes to 3420. <br />
==Fire hazard concerns==<br />
Concerns eventually came up over the fire hazard a room covered in glossed paper pictures constituted.<br />
As those concerns arose, the "Hall Of A Thousand Eyes" faced the disturbing possibility of soon looking like a normal bathroom. The posters were to be removed before the mission to the dismay of [[OCESS]] members, and after clarifying the general dislike to [[Admiral]] [[Dr. Magwood]] and [[Mission Commander]] Maclean Rouble, the posters were to be allowed to stay up until after the [[2009-10]] mission. However, due to mounting complaints from the [[OCDSB]], the posters were removed before the mission, ending the existence of the "Hall Of A Thousand Eyes".<br />
==Homage==<br />
A reference to the Hall of Thousand Eyes can be found in the [[2010-11]] [[Lisgar]] yearbook as part of the write-up for Spacesim. It is labeled as "Hall of Over 9000 Eyes". When asked why it was incorrectly writen, [[Education Commander]] [[Samuel Baltz]] said, "It sounds more interesting with a meme in it".</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/List_of_MembersList of Members2019-05-31T21:47:46Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>{{list}}<br />
Below is a list of Spacesim Members organized by graduating year.<br />
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''Feel free to add any names that are not included. Remember to include a link in their respective wiki pages like so: "'''<nowiki>[[List of Spacesim Members#2010|12]]</nowiki>'''"''<br />
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This includes all space simulation members. That means everyone who was part of the [[OCESS]], [[OBESS]], or [[ISSS]], depending on the year. A '''/''' denotes a member who resigned or moved away, or a tangential member.<br />
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==Always==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold; text-align:left"|2 Members<br />
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|[[Example Member]]<br />
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|[[Uncle Travelling Matt]]<br />
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==2021==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|1 Members (so far)<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jamie Tait-Glossop]]<br />
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==2020==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|6 Members (so far)<br />
|-<br />
|[[Ethan Boicey]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Iris Dimock]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Benjamin Seguin]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Kai Cunningham]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Hannah Cavanagh]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Gavin Brown]]<br />
|}<br />
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==2019==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|9 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Toby Armstrong]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Helen Engelhardt]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Ivan Fonseca]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Robyn Fyfe]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Liam Gaudet]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jonah Hamer-Wilson]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Yiling Li]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Serban Popovici]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Thomas Roach]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Grant Wilson]]<br />
|}<br />
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==2018==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|1 Member<br />
|-<br />
|[[Calum Wheaton]]<br />
|}<br />
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==2017==<br />
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{|class = "collapsible collapsed" style = "width:40%; text-align:center;"<br />
!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|9 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Emily Clarke]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Maxim Billig]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Kaeden Seburn]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Ryan Torrington-Smith]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Lana Vuleta]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Benjamin Wilkins]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Hannah Delion]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Erdem Yanikomeroglu]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Noah Gresser]]<br />
|}<br />
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==2016==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|6 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Matthew MacDonald]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Phillip Eglin]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Spencer Whitehead]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Ryan Osborne]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jared Kelly]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Wade Theriault]]<br />
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==2015==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|5 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Caelan Rebus]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Gavin Osborne]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Soren Wainio-Theberge]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Kayla Huber]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Noah Slavitch]]<br />
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==2014==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|9 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Trajan Lee]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Daniel French]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Rochelle Benoit]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Rebecca Jeffcott]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Alex Mersereau]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Elliott Setzer]] (relatively unknown)<br />
|-<br />
|[[Patrick Melanson]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Nick Paquin]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Larissa Ulitsky]]<br />
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==2013==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|12 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jeremy Bredeson]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Charlotte Bonyun]]<br />
|-<br />
|Leah Careless<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jackson Clarke]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Matthew Dunbar]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Samantha Downs]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Richard Hum]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Max Jeffcott]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Lawrence Maroun]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Emmett Molloy]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Merissa Taylor-Meissner]]<br />
|-<br />
|Katherine Yee<br />
|}<br />
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==2012==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|11 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Christian Angel]]<br />
|-<br />
|David Li <br />
|-<br />
|[[Jane MacLeod]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Zola Magwood]]<br />
|-<br />
|Amanda McColl<br />
|-<br />
|Kyra McCormick<br />
|-<br />
|[[Morgan Mersereau]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Adrienne Mills]]<br />
|-<br />
|David Wilson<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
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==2011==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|17 Members<br />
|-<br />
|Colin Anderson<br />
|-<br />
|[[Samuel Baltz]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]]<br />
|-<br />
|Molly Freedman<br />
|-<br />
|[[Nick Goddard]]<br />
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|Yvonne Ho<br />
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|[[Becca Kalinger]]<br />
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|[[Chen-tao LaRochelle]]<br />
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|[[Stuart Macdonald]]<br />
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|[[Ian Martin]]<br />
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|[[Alex Mendes]]<br />
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|Matthew Pelletier<br />
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|[[Austin Ramclam]]<br />
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|[[Elizabeth Robson Gordon]]<br />
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|[[Euan Wheaton]]<br />
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==2010==<br />
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|[[Dan Anderson]]<br />
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|[[Bryn Beynon]]<br />
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|[[Cheyenne Carty]]<br />
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|[[Matt Farkas-Dyck]]<br />
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|Evan Fleming-Herring<br />
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|[[Olivia Frank]]<br />
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|[[Chris Hawthorne]]<br />
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|Todd Kilstrom<br />
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|Mimi Lam<br />
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|[[Peter Macdonald]]<br />
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|[[Clayton Nguyen]]<br />
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|[[Ben Paul]]<br />
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|Maclean Rouble<br />
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|[[Mikaela Stiver]]<br />
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|[[Lyra Evans]]<br />
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|Marianne To<br />
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==2009==<br />
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|[[Andy Chen]]<br />
|-<br />
|Josh Delrio<br />
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|[[Arthur Quang]]<br />
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|[[Daisy Wong]]<br />
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==2008==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Guangye Cao]]<br />
|-<br />
|Eva Demers-Brett<br />
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|[[Jeff Gao]]<br />
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|Dan Goddard<br />
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|[[Nevin Hotson]]<br />
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|[[Jen Li]]<br />
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|Liz Tarzwell<br />
|-<br />
|Yan Jing<br />
|-<br />
|Linxi Li<br />
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|[[Anthony Xing]]<br />
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|Sylvia Wang<br />
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==2007==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|10 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Kevan Adlard]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[James Cooper]]<br />
|-<br />
|Lauren Delrio<br />
|-<br />
|[[Stefan De Young]]<br />
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|[[Alex Foo]]<br />
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|[[Brian Foo]]<br />
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|Kenneth Lindsay<br />
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|[[Jonathan Scothorn]]<br />
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|Simon Sokyrko<br />
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|[[Lianna Teeter]]<br />
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==2006==<br />
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|-<br />
|Steven Mair<br />
|-<br />
|[[Stephen Smith]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Crystal Xiao]]<br />
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|Chen Chen Zhang<br />
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==2005==<br />
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|Tong Shen<br />
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|[[Songyan Cai]]<br />
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==2004==<br />
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|-<br />
|Bryan Adlard<br />
|-<br />
|[[Calvin Jary]]<br />
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|Dan Sirbu<br />
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|Bo Wang<br />
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==2003==<br />
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==2002==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Saber Amini]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Ram Ananth]]<br />
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|[[Michael Bousada]]<br />
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|[[Jennifer Craven]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Alex Ghosh]]<br />
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|[[Ross Green]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Leigh Honeywell]]<br />
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|[[Jingping Ji]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Kyle Maru]]<br />
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|[[Matthew Mazowita]]<br />
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|[[Jordan Nikoloyuk]]<br />
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|[[Matt Rosen]]<br />
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|[[Wajid Sayeed]]<br />
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==2001==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Roman Dzioba]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Owen Jacobson]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Vivien Milat]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Michael Oda]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[David Owen]]<br />
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|[[Gabrielle Wilson]]<br />
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==2000==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Avi Caplan]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[James Clark]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Margot Cragg]]<br />
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|[[Adam Feiner]]<br />
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|[[Dominik Ken]]<br />
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|[[Thomas Kruidenier]]<br />
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|[[Emilian Papadopoulos]]<br />
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|[[Elizabeth Smith]]<br />
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|[[Bryan Tice]]<br />
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|[[Emily Tyson]]<br />
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|[[Eric Weese]]<br />
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==1999==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Katie Blakley]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Geoffrey Delage]]<br />
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|[[Daniel Kekez]]<br />
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|[[Peter Oakham]]<br />
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==1998==<br />
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!style="text-decoration:bold;text-align:left"|11 Members<br />
|-<br />
|[[Adam Elliot]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Martha Holmes]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Marlene Keeley]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Neil Leathers]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Cameron Morland]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Geoffrey Oakham]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Terri Oda]]<br />
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|[[Marc Rizkallah]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Meghan Roberts]]<br />
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|[[Asad Sayeed]]<br />
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|[[Emily Thorn]]<br />
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==1997==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Fletcher Blake]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Nicholas Chop]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Andria Green]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Marcus Ma]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Margaret McCarthy]]<br />
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|[[Sarah Mark]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Marlon Tang]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Van Anh Truong]]<br />
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|[[Loh John Wu]]<br />
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==1996==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Jessica Eden]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Shauna Friesen]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Wendy Hagglund]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jordan Melzer]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Liam Morland]]<br />
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|[[Hilary Myron]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Miriam Padolsky]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Hyung Song]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Ayse Turak]]<br />
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|[[Amy Watson]]<br />
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==1995==<br />
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|[[Vikram Bajaj]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jeff Dubrule]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Madhava Enros]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Aven McMaster]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Anatole Papadopoulos]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Samia Sheikh]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Chris Thompson]]<br />
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==1994==<br />
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|[[Jennifer Kassie]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Kajal Khanna]]<br />
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==1993==<br />
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|[[Neil Fraser]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Kirsten Weisz]]<br />
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==1992==<br />
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|[[Brad Browne]]<br />
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==1991==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[Elizabeth Caskey]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jeffrey Cavill]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Manning Chiang]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Jim Clarke]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Christian Jaekl]]<br />
|-<br />
|[[Aram Shahparaki]]<br />
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|[[Fahim Sheikh]]<br />
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|[[Leonard Tse]]<br />
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==1990==<br />
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|-<br />
|[[David Junk]]<br />
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==Unclassified==<br />
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===OCESS and OBESS===<br />
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|Simar Akhtar<br />
|-<br />
|Shafagh Alikhani<br />
|-<br />
|Alexander Alvarenga-Sala<br />
|-<br />
|Saber Amini<br />
|-<br />
|Ram Ananth<br />
|-<br />
|Adrian Archer<br />
|-<br />
|Vikram Bajaj<br />
|-<br />
|Aga Bajger<br />
|-<br />
|Jonathan Beverley<br />
|-<br />
|Katie Blakley<br />
|-<br />
|Michael Bousada<br />
|-<br />
|Jennie Brebner<br />
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|Sarah Brebner<br />
|-<br />
|Chris Brown<br />
|-<br />
|Brad Browne<br />
|-<br />
|Ian Cantello<br />
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|Avi Caplan '' - ([[User:Avi Caplan]])''<br />
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|Jeannine Charles<br />
|-<br />
|Innie Chen<br />
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|Lawrence Cheng<br />
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|Francis Cheung<br />
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|James Clark<br />
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|Nadezhda Colova<br />
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|Neil Costford<br />
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|Kristen Coupland<br />
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|Margot Cragg<br />
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|Jennifer Craven<br />
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|Patrick Cross<br />
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|Rebecca Danard<br />
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|Shain Davidson<br />
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|Hannah Davis<br />
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|Geoffrey Delage<br />
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|Ye Deng<br />
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|James Ding<br />
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|David Du<br />
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|Jefferson Dubrule<br />
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|Roman Dzioba<br />
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|Jessica Eden<br />
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|Ralph Edwards<br />
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|Kinnon Elliot<br />
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|Madhava Enros<br />
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|Jen Faulkner<br />
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|Adam Feiner '' - ([[User:Adam Feiner]])''<br />
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|Betty Ferch<br />
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|Helena Forbes<br />
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|Justin Francis<br />
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|Charles de Gaulle<br />
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|[[Alex Ghosh]]<br />
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|[[Ross Green]]<br />
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|Derek Griffiths<br />
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|Claire Grimwood<br />
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|Xioran Guo<br />
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|Grant Harding<br />
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|Paul Hollensen<br />
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|Martha Holmes<br />
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|Tyla Holmes<br />
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|Leigh Honeywell<br />
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|Sarah Hooshangi<br />
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|Ophira Horwitz<br />
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|Moeed Israr<br />
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|Owen Jacobson<br />
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|Mikhaela Jason<br />
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|Rebecca Jensen-Sage<br />
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|Jingping Ji<br />
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|Margaret Jones<br />
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|Emily Joyce<br />
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|Mark Karpinski<br />
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|Jen Kassie<br />
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|Jeff Kemp<br />
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|Dominik Ken<br />
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|Kajal Khanna<br />
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|Tom Krudenier<br />
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|Ben Lahaise<br />
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|Robert Lance<br />
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|Peter Leimbigler<br />
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|Karen Li<br />
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|Marcus Ma<br />
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|Heather Macdougall<br />
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|Patrick Manhire<br />
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|Kyle Maru<br />
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|Aven McMaster<br />
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|Brad Meredith<br />
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|Vivien Milat<br />
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|David Mitchell<br />
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|Karyn Mundy<br />
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|Jordan Nikoloyuk<br />
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|Peter Oakham<br />
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|Michael Oda<br />
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|Pat Odolphski<br />
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|Maarouf Osmany<br />
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|[[Anatole Papadopoulos]]<br />
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|[[Nikolas Zuchowicz]]<br />
|-</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Bunk_BedBunk Bed2019-05-31T21:45:46Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>To conserve space, '''bunk beds''' are used for sleeping in the [[Habitat]]. In the [[Hawking III]], first inaugurated in [[2008-09]], the [[astronaut]]s of [[Genesis 2009]] had the chance to christen their beds. <br />
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The [[Hawking I]] had no bunk beds, just sleeping bags for the astronauts.<br />
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==Hawking II Bunk Beds==<br />
{{Main|Bunkbedgate}}<br />
[[Image:Old_bunks.jpg|left|thumb|300px|The original bunkbeds under construction in the [[Hawking II]] [[Longhouse]] in [[2005-06|May 2006]].]]The bunk beds of the Hawking II were largely the work of [[Kevan Adlard]], who built them out of materials recycled from the [[Wooden Habitat]]. Unfortunately, the bunk beds were structurally unsound, and broke on their first overnight test during the [[2006-07]] mission. The bottom fell out of the top bunk closest to the [[Interconnect]] with [[Stefan De Young]] falling through, largely unharmed, but substantially scratched. The following day, Cmdr. De Young and [[Nevin Hotson]] attempted to fix the bunk beds, but the bottom bunk on which they stood could not support both of their weights standing, and broke. While it is often claimed that either Cmdr. De Young or Mr. Hotson "jumped" on the bottom bunk, these allegations are unsubstantiated.<br />
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After the second bunk broke, Cmdr. De Young commissioned the creation of a repair-bot, who was constructed out of a pool noodle, air ducts, duct tape, an extension cord, and a circuit board. The [[longhouse]] cameras were deactivated, so as not to be damaged by the robot, and the robot was tasked with repairing the broken bunks, and verifying the integrity of the remaining four. [[Simulator]] Commander [[Kevan Adlard]] used the cover story of the repair bot to mask his entry into the Habitat, as he performed the robot's duties.<br />
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==Curtains==<br />
[[Image:Curtain.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Curtain installed on the bunk bed in 2009]]For the [[2009-10]] year, [[Ian Martin]], [[Euan Wheaton]], [[Mikaela Stiver]], and [[Morgan Mersereau]] installed curtains to give the astronauts some privacy between bunks and to allow them to sleep if any lights are on in the [[habitat]].</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/BIOCOMBIOCOM2019-05-31T21:39:36Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>{{Pic}}<br />
'''BIOCOM''' is a program that monitors the physical and mental health of each astronaut. Ideally, three versions of BIOCOM exist; one for Mission Control and the Astronauts, and one for the simulators, the primary difference being that the [[simulator]] BIOCOM allows them to change the health statistics.<br />
==BIOCOM v.1.0==<br />
The first version of BIOCOM included injuries, sicknesses, radiation, and heart rate, among other things. The idea was first proposed in [[2007-08]]. It was first coded for [[Lyra Evans]] and [[Peter Macdonald]]'s Grade 11 Computers summative. It was not implemented during [[Mission]] [[Genesis 2009|Genesis]], where it was to have been added to the suit of other monitoring software, such as [[ORBIT]], [[EECOM]] and [[Engineering]]. The basic layout consisted of a Pivot-like stick figure for each astronaut with information regarding the state of their various joints and a number of statistics surrounding the image.<br />
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BIOCOM v.1.0 was scrapped in late 2009 when it was discovered that all the files on the [[440 Albert]] network were corrupted.<br />
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==BIOCOM v.2.0==<br />
The Mission Control and Astronaut version of BIOCOM v.2.0 was written in C++ on January 9, 2010 by [[Lyra Evans]] and [[Peter Macdonald]] with logistics determined by [[Samuel Baltz]] after a brief conference with Maclean Rouble and Dr. [[Jim Magwood]]. BIOCOM v.2.0 monitors the astronauts' State of Consciousness, State of Sleep, Hours Slept (total, over the course of the mission), Burn Levels, Radiation, Wounds, and Blood Pressure. BIOCOM v.2.0 can keep track of these stats for up to 8 astronauts, and is planned to include a picture of each astronaut. This version of BIOCOM is still being edited and is pending approval by Dr. [[Jim Magwood]], but once it is complete and has passed his inspection it will replace BIOCOM v.1.0 as a commonly used program throughout Spacesim.<br />
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The version of BIOCOM v.2.0 for the [[simulators]] is still being planned.<br />
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[[Category:Mission-Specific]]</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/Genesis_2009Genesis 20092019-05-31T21:38:35Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>{{missiony | missionpatch = [[Image:Mission genesis.png|300px]]<br />
| year = 2008-09<br />
| destination = [[Iapetus]]<br />
| dates = N/A<br />
| habcom = [[Daisy Wong]]<br />
| subcom = Maclean Rouble<br />
| simcom = [[Lyra Evans]]<br />
| crew = 2009crewCROPPED.jpg<br />
}}<br />
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Mission Genesis was by some accounts the first mission aboard the [[Hawking III]] as referenced by the name "Genesis".<br />
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Due to the construction of the new [[habitat]] earlier on during the year, critical systems were non-existent for the mission. Thus, most of the mission week was spent attempting to make the habitat launch capable. Due to the lack of systems and time, a very minimal [[planetary surface]] was in place.<br />
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==Highlights==<br />
*The mission started 4 days late <br />
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==Astronauts==<br />
*[[Daisy Wong]] ([[Habitat Commander]])<br />
*Maclean Rouble ([[Subcommander]], [[pilot]])<br />
*[[Peter Macdonald]] ([[Engineer]])<br />
*[[Ben Paul]] ([[Able Crewman]])<br />
*[[Olivia Frank]] ([[Able Crewman]])<br />
*[[Ian Martin]] ([[Able Crewman]])<br />
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|PrevMiss = Red Dawn 2008<br />
|NextMiss = Daedalus 2010<br />
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<div>The '''Spacesim Dodgeball Team''' was a group of [[Spacesim]] members who formed a dodgeball team in [[2008-09]] when a dodgeball tournament was organized by Students' Council. The members were [[Ben Paul]], [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, [[Lyra Evans]], [[Dan Anderson]], [[Adrienne Mills]], [[Euan Wheaton]], [[Morgan Mersereau]], and [[Ian Martin]].<br />
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==Accomplishments==<br />
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Spacesim showed up for its first game pumped, but proceeded to lose (perhaps to the absence of Ben, who did not know all members had to attend every game). The next day, they forfeited, Maclean not knowing they were playing. Then, the following day, they almost won a game, as the opposing team did not have the requisite two grade nines and two girls. However, the opponents managed to locate their missing team members, and thus did not forfeit. Additionally, they completely owned Spacesim. Spacesim then forgot to come to any more of their scheduled battles.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/2008-092008-092019-05-31T21:34:38Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>{{Incomplete}}<br />
{{Yearnew | year = 2008-09<br />
| missionpatch = [[Image:Mission genesis.png|300px]]<br />
| admiral = [[Dr. James Magwood]]<br />
| mc = [[Daisy Wong]]<br />
| mclt = Maclean Rouble<br />
| eep = [[Arthur Quang]]<br />
| eeplt = N/A<br />
| planet = [[Lyra Evans]]<br />
| planetlt = N/A<br />
| mission = [[Genesis 2009]] <br />
| destination = [[Iapetus]]<br />
| dates = April 30 2009 - May 2 2009<br />
| location = [[Ottawa Tech]]<br />
| astros = [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, [[Ben Paul]], [[Peter Macdonald]], [[Ian Martin]], and [[Olivia Frank]]<br />
| webmaster = [[Ben Paul]]<br />
| quartermaster = [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]]<br />
| UTSDC = [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, [[Ben Paul]], and [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]]<br />
| rank = DNR<br />
| membership = 30~<br />
}}<br />
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It was an important year as [[Spacesim]] changed rooms and built a new [[Habitat]]. [[Clayton Nguyen]] made the first [[mission patch]] in years, but no patches were ordered.<br />
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==Firsts==<br />
The first year:<br />
*In room W027 at [[440 Albert]]<br />
*Mission in the [[Hawking III]]<br />
*That the [[Bunk bed|bunk beds]] were named.<br />
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{{History<br />
|PrevYear=2007-08<br />
|ThisYear=2008-09<br />
|NextYear=2009-10<br />
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<div>{{missiony<br />
| year = 2007-08<br />
| destination = Mars<br />
| dates = 26-02-2008 to 3-01-08<br />
| habcom = [[Nevin Hotson]]<br />
| subcom = [[Anthony Xing]]<br />
| mccom = [[Jeff Gao]]<br />
| simcom = [[Lyra Evans]]<br />
| crew =Astros_2008.jpg<br />
}}<br />
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The '''2008 Mission to Mars''', or '''Mission Red Dawn''', was the first [[mission]] run using the [[Engineering Closet]] and the new, smaller [[Hotlab]]. Other changes for this mission included:<br />
* A new version of the [[Orbit]] software implementing solid rocket boosters (SRBs) for terrestrial liftoff and a reusable parachute for atmospheric reentry.<br />
* A new, more comfortable [[EVA suit]].<br />
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Red Dawn was also the final mission in the Hawking II.<br />
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==Astronauts==<br />
* [[Nevin Hotson]] ([[Habitat Commander]])<br />
* [[Anthony Xing]] ([[Subcommander]])<br />
* [[Daisy Wong]] ([[Medic]])<br />
* Maclean Rouble ([[Co-Pilot]])<br />
* [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] ([[Engineer]])<br />
* [[Ben Paul]] ([[Communications Specialist]])<br />
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==Experiments==<br />
Experiments were performed on the following subjects:<br />
* effects of fatigue on mental ability<br />
* effects of music on mental ability and heart rate<br />
* effects of distracting stimuli on mental ability<br />
* effects of longterm exposure to the Martian environment on the Viking I lander<br />
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Additionally, due to the emergency situation of the loss of 30% of the [[Habitat]]'s water stores, an attempt was made to build a Sabatier reactor to produce additional water using the Martian atmosphere. This experiment was a partial success, as water was produced but could not be retrieved due to extreme weather conditions.<br />
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==Notable Events==<br />
* CJOH showed up without RSVPing several hours before launch, and some of the preparations were featured in a news segment on 26 February.<br />
* Launch was only two hours behind schedule, which is believed to be a record for recent OCESS missions.<br />
* All power to the main engines was briefly lost during the initial insertion to Earth orbit; however, the auxiliary power bus functioned properly, and a safe orbit was achieved.<br />
* A total of five scheduled EVAs were performed, as well as several additional EVAs to repair damage and set up the Sabatier reactor.<br />
* A powerful storm on the last night briefly incapacitated Cdr Hotson and Lt Rouble while they were on EVA to collect the water produced by the Sabatier reactor; however, Lt Cdr Xing was able to retrieve them safely.<br />
* Landing at the OCESS facilities in Ottawa was at approximately 1415 EST; initial reentry was over Chicago, which was judged not to be an optimal landing site.<br />
==See Also==<br />
* [http://www.spacesim.org/Spacesim/Mission/mission(head_page).htm The Spacesim website page on this mission]<br />
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|PrevMiss = Coronis 2007<br />
|NextMiss = Genesis 2009<br />
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[[Image:21.5.jpg|frame|Maclean Rouble, [[Euan Wheaton]], and [[Ian Goldsmith-Rooney]] line up and proclaim 21.5.]]In [[2007-08]], '''21.5''' became a Spacesim greeting and farewell. How this originated is unknown and presumed spontaneous silliness. Rumour has it that it was based on some measurement a member had taken for the [[hotlab]], then being built.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/University_of_Toronto_Space_Design_ContestUniversity of Toronto Space Design Contest2019-05-31T21:31:16Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>The '''University of Toronto Space Design Contest (UTSDC)''' is a competition hosted by a group of volunteers at the University of Toronto. Its purpose is to challenge teams of up to five to design a space-related system such as a lunar base or space station. The competition is adjudicated in two categories: Junior (Gr. 7-10) and Senior (Gr. 11-12), and winning submissions are added to the UTSDC-verse, which is a fictionalised extension of reality beginning in 2050 and continuing with the construction of the facilities proposed in aforementioned winning submissions.<br />
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The [[OCESS]] has participated three and a half times in the UTSDC and its various teams have won such awards as second and third places as well as best technical report. This participation is one of the factors that led the University of Toronto to sponsor the [[Galileo Challenge]].<br />
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UTSDC veterans have frequently expressed the opinion that Spacesim should always participate in the contest even when they do not feel they have a chance of winning, because it is an incredible networking and educational opportunity. The contest has incredible access to actual researchers in the space science field, including tours of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTIAS the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies] as well as a huge multitude of brilliant guest speakers. In [[2009-10]] at UTSDC, [[Lyra Evans]] got to drive a lunar rover that was 4,000 km away, while [[Samuel Baltz]] would have had he realized that metres were not the same thing as kilometres.<br />
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==Point Five==<br />
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In [[2005-06]] [[Mission Commander|Mission Commanders]] [[Stephen Smith]] and [[Crystal Xiao]] attempted several times to form a UTSDC team, but ultimately failed to recruit any interested members. They did send away to the competition, however, voicing their hope that the OCESS might be permitted to participate in the future and expressing their desire, as student-led space-oriented organizations, to work together in some form in the future. The UTSDC responded by sending a letter expressing similar sentiments as well as a box of competition T-shirts.<br />
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==2007 Contest==<br />
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[[Image:UTSDC_2007.jpg|right|frame|[[Brian Foo]], [[Guangye Cao]], [[Jonathan Scothorn]], [[Alex Foo]], and [[Stefan De Young]] of the OCESS's [[2006-07|2007]] UTSDC team.]]<br />
[[Image:DanKekkez.jpg|right|frame|The 2007 team in [[Daniel Kekez]]'s microsatelite lab at UTIAS.]]<br />
In [[2006-07]] the OCESS UTSDC team led by then Mission Commander [[Brian Foo]] won second place overall. Their space-hotel, Endeavor, was also selected as the best technical report of the competition.<br />
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While in Toronto, team members enjoyed a tour of the university and its affiliated aerospace engineering facilities (UTIAS). They were then fortunate to be treated to an additional tour of the UTIAS space flight laboratory by spacesim alumnus and former Mission Commander [[Daniel Kekez]], who is currently employed at UTIAS.<br />
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The 2007 team members were [[Brian Foo]], [[Stefan De Young]], [[Alex Foo]], [[Jonathan Scothorn]], and [[Guangye Cao]].<br />
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==Networking==<br />
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After the 2007 team's success, then [[EEP Commander]] [[Jeff Gao]] used the access to the University of Toronto gained by his fellow spacesim members in order to negotiate a partnership with the University to ensure province-wide distribution of the [[Galileo Challenge]].<br />
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==2008 Contest==<br />
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In [[2007-08| 2008]] the OCESS assembled a team to compete in the Senior category. The members of the 2008 team were [[Anthony Xing]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, and [[Arthur Quang]]. Their task was to design an Emergency Response System for the fledgling space infrastructure currently in existence in the fictional time line that all UTSDC projects follow. The competition was held on May 15-18, where the OCESS team gained third place. Mr. Paul, unfortunately, was unable to attend.<br />
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==2009 Contest==<br />
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In [[2008-09|2009]] OCESS again competed in the Senior challenge, this year to create a training facility for young astronauts. Although [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, [[Ben Paul]] and [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]] contributed a fine project, they did not gain a prize, perhaps due to organizational issues caused by Maclean's absence in Belgium for the months preceding the report due date.<br />
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==2010 Contest==<br />
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In [[2009-10|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of Maclean Rouble, [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Lyra Evans]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Lyra Evans, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/2007-082007-082019-05-31T21:28:53Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>{{Yearnew | year = 2007-08<br />
| missionpatch =<br />
| admiral = [[Dr. James Magwood]]<br />
| mc = [[Nevin Hotson]]<br />
| mclt = [[Anthony Xing]]<br />
| eep = [[Jeff Gao]]<br />
| eeplt = N/A<br />
| planet = [[Jen Li]]<br />
| planetlt = N/A<br />
| mission = [[Red Dawn]]<br />
| destination = Mars<br />
| dates = 26-02-2008 to 1-03-08<br />
| location = [[Ottawa Tech]]<br />
| astros = [[Nevin Hotson]] (Habitat Commander), [[Anthony Xing]] (Pilot), Maclean Rouble (Copilot), [[Daisy Wong]], [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]], [[Ben Paul]]<br />
| webmaster = [[Nevin Hotson]]<br />
| quartermaster = [[Lyra Evans]]<br />
| UTSDC = [[Anthony Xing]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, and [[Arthur Quang]]<br />
| rank = 3rd<br />
| membership = TBD<br />
}}<br />
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Mission [[Red Dawn]] was carried out in 2008. <br />
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In the spring, Spacesim was temporarily prevented from using the facilities due to fire hazards. Spacesim remained in limbo until [[2008-09]], when the club was forced to move rooms, allowing the old room to be used for the growing [[masonry]] department at [[440 Albert]].<br />
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{{History<br />
|PrevYear=2006-07<br />
|ThisYear=2007-08<br />
|NextYear=2008-09<br />
}}</div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/PilotPilot2019-05-31T21:17:05Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>The '''pilot''' is the member of the [[astronaut]] crew responsible for piloting the [[Habitat]]. Since this task is extremely important, and difficult to learn, the pilot occupies a place of utmost importance in the flight crew.<br />
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Currently, pilots uses the [[Orbit]] software to perform the various duties associated with navigating the habitat. Because being a successful pilot often means great familiarity with the said program, pilots often are very well acquainted with the other software involved in the simulation as well. Due to training needs, pilots can often fly the entire Habitat systems, including the engineering software and the [[EECOM]] software, provided that simulated disasters do not strike the three software at the same time. The role of [[GUIDO]] in [[MC]] is closely associated with the job of the pilot, and MC personnel assigned to GUIDO often go through similar trainings. Another side effect of this is manifested in the fact that capable pilots tend to be dedicated and involved members of Spacesim, and often becoming the second in the command chain on board any given mission, assuming that they are not the first.<br />
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==Training==<br />
Since pilot training is not an immediately interesting activity, as well as the extra effort that is needed to master this art as compared to the art of destroying the habitat, most members are not capable of flying as pilot, and the population of capable pilots at any given time has always tended to be low. However, the situation is changing as the [[Mission Commander]] and designated pilot Maclean Rouble also happens to be an avid pilot instructor.<br />
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==History==<br />
Historically, the [[shuttle]] would also have a pilot; This would require [[Alpha]] driving skills.<br />
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[[Category:Astronaut Positions]]<br />
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<div>{{missiony<br />
|missionpatch = [[Image:Daedalus2010patch.png|300px]]<br />
|year = 2009-10<br />
|destination = [[Io]], [[Ganymede]], [[Europa]]<br />
|dates = Feb. 22 - Feb. 27, 2010<br />
|habcom = Maclean Rouble<br />
|subcom = [[Peter Macdonald]]<br />
|mccom = [[Ben Paul]]<br />
|simcom = [[Amalissa Hum]]<br />
}}<br />
'''''Daedalus''' could also refer to the first Mission Daedalus, or [[Mission Alpha (2006)]].''<br />
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The '''2010 Mission to Io, Ganymede and Europa''', or '''Mission Daedalus''', was the first mission in the [[Hawking III]], with the exception of the brief [[Genesis]]. The name was voted on by an assembly of members during a meeting; it was proposed by [[Chen-tao LaRochelle]].<br />
==Mission Purpose==<br />
On [[Io]], the [[astronauts]] were to collect samples of volcanic dust ejected by tectonic activity on the moon's surface for analysis. They were to land on [[Ganymede]] to set up [[Terraforming]] equipment, and on [[Europa]] to deploy an unmanned [[Laura|submersible]] in Europa's liquid water ocean to explore it and its rocky planetary core. One of the mission's driving thesis was of there having life on Europa.<br />
== Mission Debriefing Notes ==<br />
Please see [[Debriefing 2009-10]] for the 2009-10 debriefing notes for [[Daedalus 2010]].<br />
==Astronauts==<br />
* Maclean Rouble ([[Habitat Commander]], [[Pilot]])<br />
* [[Peter Macdonald]] ([[Habitat Sub-Commander]], [[Co-pilot]])<br />
* [[Lyra Evans]] ([[Chief Engineer]])<br />
* [[Euan Wheaton]] ([[Medic]])<br />
* [[Christian Angel]] ([[Payload Specialist]] associated with [[Laura]])<br />
* [[Mikaela Stiver]] ([[Payload Specialist]] associated with [[Laura]])<br />
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==Highlights==<br />
*The mission started two days late<br />
*A [http://twitter.com/SpaceSim Twitter account] was created to provide live updates from [[Mission Control]], although it was not very successful.<br />
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==See Also==<br />
* [http://www.spacesim.org/Spacesim/Mission/mission(head_page).htm The Spacesim website page on this mission]<br />
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|NextMiss = Dragan 2011<br />
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</noinclude></div>JimMagwoodhttp://wiki.spacesim.org/index.php/SponsorsSponsors2019-05-31T21:10:07Z<p>JimMagwood: </p>
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<div>Spacesim is, by nature, an extremely expensive club to run. Everything including [[EEP]] supplies to materials to repairing the [[habitat]] costs money. <br />
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In the past, Spacesim had a number of '''sponsors''' including <br />
*[[BOC Gases]]<br />
*Nortel<br />
*Lockheed Martin<br />
*Spar Aerospace<br />
*Carleton University<br />
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In addition, the [[OCDSB]] also provided Spacesim with signifigant funding. However, many of these sponsors have ceased to provide financial support for Spacesim, [[BOC Gases]] being the last remaining corperate sponsor, and provider of [[Liquid nitrogen]]. Thus, Spacesim has been forced to cut back on spending and rely more on personal donations.<br />
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It is the job of the newly-created [[External Affairs Subcommander]] (EAC) position, previously [[PR Director]], to find sponsors, and the members of Spacesim are hopeful that the EAC will be able to provide them with some new sponsors within the year. Recently [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei]] and Maclean Rouble started working on a Sponsorship Proposal which is as of August 2010 unfinished.<br />
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==Current Sponsors==<br />
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Currently, an unofficial sponsorship is held between Spacesim and Rogers TV Ottawa, who have donated many pieces of equipment to further the technical capabilities of the club. This has included things such as video routing equipment, cable, and computers.<br />
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==New Sponsors==<br />
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For those interested in sponsoring Spacesim, please email [mailto:commanders@spacesim.org the current Commanders]<br />
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==See also==<br />
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*[http://www.bocgases.ca BOC Gases]<br />
*[http://www.deca-aviation.com/ Deca Aviation]</div>JimMagwood