Longhouse - Revision history

Q-Cumber at 03:11, 1 June 2010

2010-06-01T03:11:18Z

IronyFail: adding outside mission uses

2010-06-01T00:37:42Z

adding outside mission uses

AeinSilverwolf: fixed category (ie. I've made a huge mistake)

2010-02-24T04:01:27Z

fixed category (ie. I've made a huge mistake)

AeinSilverwolf: fixed brackets

2010-02-24T03:56:42Z

fixed brackets

AeinSilverwolf: added it to category

2010-02-24T03:55:41Z

added it to category

AeinSilverwolf: added photo

2010-02-21T18:00:57Z

added photo

Darth Wombat: removed contradiction

2010-02-04T21:56:51Z

removed contradiction

Darth Wombat at 05:04, 4 February 2010

2010-02-04T05:04:19Z

AeinSilverwolf: bolded, removed unused template

2010-01-24T00:09:25Z

bolded, removed unused template

Max.Jeffcott at 22:32, 18 November 2009

2009-11-18T22:32:08Z

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 ==Uses Outside the Mission==
-Outside of the main [[Mission]] the Longhouse is primarily used to store large bulky objects such as computers that will not fit inside of [[Keplernicus]]. The Longhouse is also used to store members belongings during [[worksessions]] to keep work areas clean.
+Outside of the main [[Mission]] the Longhouse is primarily used to store large bulky objects such as computers that will not fit inside of [[Keplernicus]]. The Longhouse is also used to store members' belongings during [[worksessions]] to keep work areas clean.
 [[Category:Hull_&_Superstructure]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:37, 1 June 2010
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	[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.		[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.

		+	==Uses Outside the Mission==
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		+	Outside of the main [[Mission]] the Longhouse is primarily used to store large bulky objects such as computers that will not fit inside of [[Keplernicus]]. The Longhouse is also used to store members belongings during [[worksessions]] to keep work areas clean.
	[[Category:Hull_&_Superstructure]]		[[Category:Hull_&_Superstructure]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:01, 24 February 2010
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	[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.		[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.

−	[[Category:~~Habitat_Rooms~~]]	+	[[Category:Hull_&_Superstructure]]

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	[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.		[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.

−	{{Category:Habitat_Rooms}}	+	[[Category:Habitat_Rooms]]

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	[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.		[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.
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		+	{{Category:Habitat_Rooms}}

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−	The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.	+	[[Image:Longhouse.png\|right\|frame\|Samuel Baltz posing in the Longhouse.]]The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.

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−	The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank~~, so that~~ two high ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so ~~as to prevent~~ the loss of ~~both~~ important officers if disaster ~~strikes~~. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.	+	The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank. No two high-ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so that the loss of two important officers is less likely in the event of a disaster. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.

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−	The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank, so that two high ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so to prevent loss of both important officers if disaster strikes. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.	+	The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank, so that two high ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so as to prevent the loss of both important officers if disaster strikes. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.

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−	~~{{Template:0910}}~~	+	The '''longhouse''' is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank, so that two high ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so to prevent loss of both important officers if disaster strikes. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.
−	The longhouse is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank, so that two high ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so to prevent loss of both important officers if disaster strikes. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.	+

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	The longhouse is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank, so that two high ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so to prevent loss of both important officers if disaster strikes. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.		The longhouse is the living quarters of the astronauts where they sleep and store their belongings. The astronauts sleep in a [[bunk bed]] that is shared with another astronaut. Astronauts choose their bunk bed based on rank, so that two high ranking officers sleep in the same bunk bed, so to prevent loss of both important officers if disaster strikes. The longhouse is very narrow, but is long enough to fit three bunk beds face to face.