Difference between revisions of "November 22 2013"
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| + | ''Mini Mission'' | ||
*There was a mini mission for the moon takeoff procedure started and will be finished at a later date | *There was a mini mission for the moon takeoff procedure started and will be finished at a later date | ||
**Astros (who were sitting at the three new computers in MC) | **Astros (who were sitting at the three new computers in MC) | ||
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***[[Nathan Kelly|Nathan]] was monitoring engineering | ***[[Nathan Kelly|Nathan]] was monitoring engineering | ||
***[[Spencer Whitehead|Spencer]] was monitoring eecom even though it isn't working | ***[[Spencer Whitehead|Spencer]] was monitoring eecom even though it isn't working | ||
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| + | ''Hab drainage pipe'' | ||
| + | *There was a successful test conducted | ||
| + | *The edges for the holes are being smoothed out and it should be glued in place on [[November 29 2013]] | ||
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| + | ''Rover'' | ||
| + | *[[Jared Kelly|Jared]] and [[Maxim Billig|Maxim]] tested the motors and found out that they work | ||
| + | *[[Arrian Amir-Rafiei|Arrian]] talked with [[Maxim Billig|Maxim]] about it (specifics will be found out ASAP) | ||
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| + | ''Keboards'' | ||
| + | *There are now 6 or 7 working keys on the panel above the engineering computer | ||
Revision as of 20:44, 24 November 2013
Events
Mini Mission
- There was a mini mission for the moon takeoff procedure started and will be finished at a later date
- Astros (who were sitting at the three new computers in MC)
- Mission Control
Hab drainage pipe
- There was a successful test conducted
- The edges for the holes are being smoothed out and it should be glued in place on November 29 2013
Rover
- Jared and Maxim tested the motors and found out that they work
- Arrian talked with Maxim about it (specifics will be found out ASAP)
Keboards
- There are now 6 or 7 working keys on the panel above the engineering computer
