Io 2000 - Revision history

Rubberchickenben at 22:14, 30 March 2010

2010-03-30T22:14:04Z

Rubberchickenben: added sim

2010-03-26T14:01:25Z

added sim

Rubberchickenben: pic

2010-03-26T13:42:21Z

pic

Stefanido at 20:15, 25 March 2010

2010-03-25T20:15:56Z

Stefanido at 20:15, 25 March 2010

2010-03-25T20:15:24Z

Rubberchickenben at 20:10, 25 March 2010

2010-03-25T20:10:45Z

Rubberchickenben: The description, although great, needs to be pared down a bit

2010-03-25T20:10:01Z

The description, although great, needs to be pared down a bit

Rubberchickenben: should have done this earlier

2010-03-25T20:05:38Z

should have done this earlier

Rubberchickenben: now we're getting somewhere :D

2010-03-25T19:59:01Z

now we're getting somewhere :D

Rubberchickenben at 14:40, 21 March 2010

2010-03-21T14:40:53Z

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 On the ground in [[Mission Control]], [[Eric Weese]] was [[Mission Control Commander]] and [[Avi Caplan]], [[James Clark]], [[Dominik Ken]], [[Thomas Krudenier]], [[Emile Papadopoulos]], [[Elizabeth Smith]], [[Bryan Tice]], and [[Emily Tyson]] served as [[Flight Director]]s.
 ==Highlights==

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	On the ground in [[Mission Control]], [[Eric Weese]] was [[Mission Control Commander]] and [[Avi Caplan]], [[James Clark]], [[Dominik Ken]], [[Thomas Krudenier]], [[Emile Papadopoulos]], [[Elizabeth Smith]], [[Bryan Tice]], and [[Emily Tyson]] served as [[Flight Director]]s.		On the ground in [[Mission Control]], [[Eric Weese]] was [[Mission Control Commander]] and [[Avi Caplan]], [[James Clark]], [[Dominik Ken]], [[Thomas Krudenier]], [[Emile Papadopoulos]], [[Elizabeth Smith]], [[Bryan Tice]], and [[Emily Tyson]] served as [[Flight Director]]s.
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		+	[[Image:2000astros.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|The astronauts, with [[Admiral]] [[Craig Hussey\|Hussey]]]]

	==Highlights==		==Highlights==

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-The [[1999-00]] [[Mission]] was to [[Io]], a rocky moon of [[Jupiter]]. In the [[Habitat]], the [[astronaut]]s were [[Adam Feiner]], [[Margot Cragg]], [[Roman Dzioba]], [[Charles Gaulke]], [[David Owen]], and [[Gabrielle Wilson]]. On the ground in [[Mission Control]], [[Eric Weese]] was [[Mission Control Commander]] and [[Avi Caplan]], [[James Clark]], [[Dominik Ken]], [[Thomas Krudenier]], [[Emile Papadopoulos]], [[Elizabeth Smith]], [[Bryan Tice]], and [[Emily Tyson]] served as [[Flight Director]]s.
+The [[1999-00]] [[Mission]] was to [[Io]], a rocky moon of [[Jupiter]].
 ==Highlights==

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-The [[1999-00]] [[Mission]] was to [[Io]], a rocky moon of [[Jupiter]]. The [[astronaut]]s to Io were [[Adam Feiner]], [[Margot Cragg]], [[Roman Dzioba]], [[Charles Gaulke]], [[David Owen]], and [[Gabrielle Wilson]], with [[Eric Weese]] being [[Mission Control Commander]] and [[Avi Caplan]], [[James Clark]], [[Dominik Ken]], [[Thomas Krudenier]], [[Emile Papadopoulos]], [[Elizabeth Smith]], [[Bryan Tice]], and [[Emily Tyson]] as [[Flight Director]]s.
+The [[1999-00]] [[Mission]] was to [[Io]], a rocky moon of [[Jupiter]]. In the [[Habitat]], the [[astronaut]]s were [[Adam Feiner]], [[Margot Cragg]], [[Roman Dzioba]], [[Charles Gaulke]], [[David Owen]], and [[Gabrielle Wilson]]. On the ground in [[Mission Control]], [[Eric Weese]] was [[Mission Control Commander]] and [[Avi Caplan]], [[James Clark]], [[Dominik Ken]], [[Thomas Krudenier]], [[Emile Papadopoulos]], [[Elizabeth Smith]], [[Bryan Tice]], and [[Emily Tyson]] served as [[Flight Director]]s.
 ==Highlights==

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+{{mission | missionpatch = [[Image:Patch io00.gif]]
 | name = Io 2000
 | year = 1999-00
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 ==Highlights==
-Despite minor timing problems, the Io 2000 mission blasted off successfully March 7 [[1999-2000|2000]] at 1300 hrs EST.
+*Despite minor timing problems, the Io 2000 mission blasted off successfully March 7 2000 at 1300 hrs EST.
-Just after 1400 hrs EST on the second day, a series of volcanic eruptions pelted the sides of the habitat with large pieces of debris, cutting power to the interlock for a brief period of time. Not much could be done about it, for eruptions recommenced soon after. This bout was stronger than the last, and the perturbations forced a breach in the habitat wall. The emergency bulkhead between the longhouse and the interlock was shut down. Because of the severity of the breach, there was no time to get any repair items.
+*Just after 1400 hrs EST on the second day, a series of volcanic eruptions pelted the sides of the [[Habitat]] with large pieces of debris, cutting power to the [[interlock]] for a brief period of time. Not much could be done about it, for eruptions recommenced soon after. This bout was stronger than the last, and the perturbations forced a breach in the Habitat wall. The emergency bulkhead between the [[longhouse]] and the interlock was shut down. Because of the severity of the breach, there was no time to get any repair items.
+*The first repair [[EVA]] was conducted by Gabrielle and Margot Cragg. They stayed in the [[longhouse]] while the rest of the astronauts filed into the airlock and sealed themselves in. Once this was done, they proceeded to [[depressurize]] the [[interlock]] (via the [[control panel]]). The two suited astronauts entered the longhouse to assess the damage. The rent in the hull of the longhouse stretched from the floor to the celing. They attempted to repair it, but their efforts proved futile. Gabrielle and Margot, however, did retrieve some repair supplies. In the next EVA mission, Charles Gaulke and Adam Feiner attempted to repair the hole with several pieces of adhesive tape, before their air supply began to run out.
-The first repair [[EVA]] was conducted by Gabrielle and Margot Cragg. They stayed in the [[longhouse]] while the rest of the astronauts filed into the airlock and sealed themselves in. Once this was done, they proceeded to [[depressurize]] the [[interlock]] (via the [[control panel]]). The two suited astronauts entered the longhouse to assess the damage. The rent in the hull of the longhouse stretched from the floor to the celing. They attempted to repair it, but their efforts proved futile. Gabrielle and Margot, however, did retrieve some repair supplies. In the next EVA mission, Charles Gaulke and Adam Feiner attempted to repair the hole with several pieces of adhesive tape, before their air supply began to run out.
+*Time grew short; the astronauts' access to the [[bathroom]] was cut off, and they needed to repair the hole. The final pair of astronauts, David Owen and Roman Dzioba, suited up and made ready to repair the rent. For fifteen minutes, they carefully attached a piece of polyethylene plastic to the gaping hole, finally fixing it. To compensate for lost time, the astronauts cancelled several proposed [[experiment]]s. Later in the day, a volcanic eruption knocked out electricity in the longhouse. A brief consultation with Mission Control determined that there was no danger.
+*The next day, a leak in the [[water tank]] forced the astronauts to work two hours to repair the damage. Several pipes outside of the Habitat were patched to prevent leaking. Roman then proceeded to collect rock and soil samples, and sent them back to the Habitat for analysis. Meanwhile, magnetic disturbances in Io's atmosphere adversely affected the electronics in the Interlock, knocking out power for an hour and degrading the [[network]] connections. Even after [[communication]] with [[Mission Control]] resumed, there was a great deal of magnetic interference which caused the network to lag. A brief trip to the outside to locate electromagnetic rocks among the surface succeeded and normal network communications resumed.
-Time grew short; the astronauts' access to the bathroom was cut off, and they needed to repair the hole. The final pair of astronauts, David Owen and Roman Dzioba, suited up and made ready to repair the rent. For fifteen minutes, they carefully attached a piece of polyethylene plastic to the gaping hole, finally fixing it. To compensate for lost time, the astronauts cancelled several proposed experiments. Later in the day, a volcanic eruption knocked out electricity in the longhouse. A brief consultation with Mission Control determined that there was no danger.
+*An arduous trip back home had the astronauts fly through an [[asteroid]] field. Although no damage was suffered, the experience left the astronauts nervous and wary for the rest of the journey.
+*The shuttle eventually splashed down on Earth at 1319 hrs EST Mar 10, 2001.
-The next day, a leak in the water tank forced the astronauts to work 2 hours to repair the damage. Several pipes outside of the habitat were patched to prevent leaking. Roman then proceeded to collect rock and soil samples, and sent them back to the Habitat for analysis. Meanwhile. magnetic disturbances in Io's atmosphere adversely affected the electronics in the Interlock, knocking out power for an hour and degrading the network connections. Even after communication with MC resumed, there was a great deal of magnetic interference which caused the network to lag. A brief trip to the outside to locate electromagnetic rocks among the surface succeeded and normal network communications resumed.
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 An arduous trip back home had the astronauts fly through an asteroid field. Although no damage was suffered, the experience left the astronauts nervous and wary for the rest of the journey. The shuttle eventually splashed down on Earth at 1319 hrs EST Mar 10, 2001.
 ==See Also==

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 | dates = 07-03-2000 to 10-03-2000
 | habcom = Adam Feiner
-| pilot = Unknown
+| mccom = Eric Weese
-| engineer = Unknown
-| payspecs = Unknown
-| astros = Margot Cragg, Roman Dzioba, Charles Gaulke, David Owen, Gabrielle Wilson
 }}
+The [[astronaut]]s to Io were [[Adam Feiner]], [[Margot Cragg]], [[Roman Dzioba]], [[Charles Gaulke]], [[David Owen]], and [[Gabrielle Wilson]], with [[Eric Weese]] being [[Mission Control Commander]] and [[Avi Caplan]], [[James Clark]], [[Dominik Ken]], [[Thomas Krudenier]], [[Emile Papadopoulos]], [[Elizabeth Smith]], [[Bryan Tice]], and [[Emily Tyson]] as [[Flight Director]]s.
 ==See Also==
 [http://www.spacesim.org/Spacesim/Archives/archives(io_2000).htm The Spacesim Website archives for the mission]

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