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| − | A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours | + | A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. |
| − | + | ==Pre-2009== | |
| + | Prior to [[2008-09]], night shifts as such did not exist. The mission was put on stand-by from 2000 to 0800 to allow astronauts time to recuperate and complete homework that hadn't been completed during their assigned homework timeslot. However, if a [[beta]] [[disaster]] were to occur, such as [[module]] [[decompression]] or [[loss of power]] during the off-hours, or continue into the off-hours, the astronauts and any Mission Controllers present would be [[The Golden Rule|Golden-Rule bound]] to respond. | ||
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| + | ==Post-2009== | ||
| + | ===Mission Daedalus=== | ||
| + | On [[Mission]] [[Daedalus]], the members with the most night shifts were: | ||
| + | *[[Bryce Storey]] - [[Astronaut]] | ||
| + | *[[Ben Paul]] - [[Mission Control]] | ||
| + | *[[Samuel Baltz]] - [[Mission Control]] | ||
Revision as of 17:50, 14 March 2010
A Night Shift is a shift held by Mission Control staff, Simulators, or Astronauts during the mission. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours.
Pre-2009
Prior to 2008-09, night shifts as such did not exist. The mission was put on stand-by from 2000 to 0800 to allow astronauts time to recuperate and complete homework that hadn't been completed during their assigned homework timeslot. However, if a beta disaster were to occur, such as module decompression or loss of power during the off-hours, or continue into the off-hours, the astronauts and any Mission Controllers present would be Golden-Rule bound to respond.
Post-2009
Mission Daedalus
On Mission Daedalus, the members with the most night shifts were:
