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• Jeffrey Gao Hexadecimal System
  ...et in Copernicus in [[2005-06|May 2006]].]] The '''Jeffrey Gao Hexadecimal System''' (JGHS) was a tool categorization scheme created by [[Jeffrey Gao]] when The system was etched in permanent marker on the [[Keplernicus]] cork board.
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• Talk:Jeffrey Gao Hexadecimal System
  We need examples of the system...[[User:Stefanido|Stefanido]] 16:48, 25 February 2010 (EST)
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• Jeffrey Gao hexadecimal system
  #REDIRECT [[Jeffrey Gao Hexadecimal System]]
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• Talk:Jeffrey Gao hexadecimal system
  #REDIRECT [[Talk:Jeffrey Gao Hexadecimal System]]
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• Communication system
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• Water System
  ...ided in the [[Habitat]] for the astronauts to use during the missions. The system is managed by simulators throughout the mission to ensure a constant flow o
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• Mission Commander
  ==Former System==
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• Mission
  ...us years' research and elementary astrophysical facts about the main solar system elements are available on this wiki, as well as important experiences of pr
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• Science Floor
  ...or, is disliked by many students who entered Lisgar when the old numbering system was still in use.
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• 1997-98
  ...name=Techie|lead=Terri Oda|purp= Designing and programming software, doing system administration, setting up videoconferencing, fixing robots, etc.|}}
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• Habitat
  ==Electrical System== ...the Interlock. MC had two. The Simulators used an entirely separate camera system based off light switches in the [[Simulator Area]].
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• Elementary Education Program
  This program consists of a "tour of the Solar System". In this program, the participants are given a "galactic passport", and wi
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• Robbie
  ...e tank part of Robbie was used for transport and carried the tracked drive system and power pack. The arm was made of mecano and housed a camera and a pincer ...theus]]. The arm of Robbie still needed to be built and an all new control system has to be created before Robbie becomes fully operational. Robbie the robot
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• Storage Modules
  ...s, tarps and old files. Copernicus previously used the [[Jeffery-decimal]] system, but it has fallen out of use since the departure of [[Jeff Gao]]. This, co
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• Talk:Style Guide
  I was hoping to add a system to the style guide for articles on a given year. I was thinking that each
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• EECOM
  In Mission Control, the system also contains radiation monitors, to allow medical personal in Mission Cont
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• 2001-02 Official Log
  T+00:45:16 Main camera system is online. T+01:49:56 Habitat ventilation system is down.
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• The Golden Rule
  ...[astronauts]] must believe they are on another planet or moon in the solar system, and receive no external inputs from the real world. Most importantly, not
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• CAPCOM
  ...their counterpart needs to contact them, but there is currently no buzzer system and consequentially CAPCOM never hangs up. Radio transmissions complete the communication system between [[EVA]] astronauts and the habitat. There is currently no way for [
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• Pseudoscience
  ...es include the principles behind the [[AYSE Drive]] and our Communications system. If you see pseudoscience in an article on this wiki, flag it by putting <n
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• Mission Destination Selection (procedures)
  * Within the Solar System (to reduce mission length and complexity)
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• Rendezvous with AYSE Drive Procedures
  # Go to [[P1.5.11]] to ensure that the habitat drive system is nominally functional.
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• Experiments (procedures)
  ...onto a safe file. A hard copy of the results is also preferable in case of system failure.
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• Communications Failure (emergency procedures)
  ...storms on the planetary surface, or any other form of severe environmental system. If this is the case, attempt to re-establish contact with [[Mission Contro ...manner, writing on paper. If prolonged loss of messages occurs, the Camera System can be rigged for audio transmission, but this should be avoided at all cos
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• Instrumentation Failure (emergency procedures)
  ...n Control, the Mission Commander, or someone knowledgeable in the computer system about how to repair. Generally speaking, someone in MC should know how to r
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• Administration
  The system used until [[2007-08]] had two [[Mission Commanders]], two [[EEPs Commander
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• Category:Habitat Systems
  :Rationale: Scientific Equipment is equipment and not a system. [[User:Stefanido|-- Stefanido]] 12:46, 12 April 2010 (EDT) ...rewrites how a system works, add a subheading with <nowiki>YourName-Style System</nowiki>. For example, if both Foos had ideas on how the hull should be con
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• Habitat Systems
  ;Radio: The radio system uses amplitude modulation, and is the primary method of voice communication ;Laser: The laser system is used to transmit text-based data and computer files to the [[SIMSAT comm
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• Communications Systems
  ...radio waves to communicate with [[Mission Control]]. The [[habitat]] radio system, known as [[CAPCOM]], uses amplitude modulation; as it is not affected by t ...communications system to communicate with earth. Known as [[AUXCOM]], this system uses a light emitter and receiver to communicate. The laser beam, usually i
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• Hull Plating
  ...e. Thus, the Habitat is protected by a simple yet highly effective defense system, the '''hull plating'''.
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• Talk:Hull Construction
  the Faraday cage protection system only works if you can ground the cage. On a planet with a non-conductive s
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• AUXCOM
  ...ame of both a post in [[Mission Control]] and the text-based communication system between [[Mission Control]] and the [[Habitat]] that that position monitors
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• Task Force
  Unfortunately, the new system failed to stick, and was discarded with neither pomp nor circumstance. Sinc ...d a hoard of new task forces has been approved. However, the status repost system has been neglected.
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• The New Deal For Task Forces
  ...any of the most important things of Spacesim are done using the Task Force system. Or should I say: Lack of a system?
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• Titan
  ...d after the Galilean moons of Jupiter. Titan is the only moon in our solar system to have a dense atmosphere. Until very recently, this atmosphere inhibited
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• Copernicus Moogle
  ...] school year brought about a Kelpernicus moogle for the brand new storage system. Tolio was rendered by [[Ian Martin]] using paper, pens, and staples. He wi
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• Media Centre
  ...Mission Control during this time had a state-of-the-art videoconferencing system set up with [[Lisgar]]. Also during this period, Spacesim had a relatively
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• Talk:Artificial Gravity
  ::Skylab used a system where the astros' boots slotted into grids on the floor. --[[User:TheKiller
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• HAL
  '''HAL''' was a computer system consisting of two computers, and was one of the simulator's greatest assets ...es, and the Engineering Software, as well as an improved [[EECOM]] warning system for disaster simulation.
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• Talk:HAL
  I thought hal would be scraped next year in favour of a proper Auxcom system to MC, and better trained Simulators, coupled with giving the simulators th
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• Power Coupling
  ...osals would replace the power coupling with a more intricate and realistic system. However, both proposals never got beyond the planning/scrounging stage, as
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• Talk:Power Coupling
  ...the lights panel. That way, the "engine" is actually monitored by the "hal system" (remember how CMES was everything, and just had many different incarnation
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• Category talk:Habitat Systems
  I think that all the habitat system articles should recieve the simulation label. It would make sense because e
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• Propulsion
  ...o replace the [[AYSE Drive]] is a more conventional propellent-based drive system. It would move by emitting a propellent at high velocities from the rear of
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• SLINCE Drive
  ...Navigational Coil Emergency drive (SLINCE drive)''' is a single-use drive system that is to be used in the event that the [[AYSE Drive]] fails. This drive c
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• Talk:SLINCE Drive
  ...In the end, the SLINCE drive lost, but was then selected to be our "backup system" to send the habitat on a 1-way trip home. Your explanation of its operabi
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• Stefan De Young
  ...in Hotson]] to design and build a superior [[CAPCOM]] telephone and buzzer system that could run over the [[Virtual Private Network]]. It was not completely
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• Life Support
  ...stronauts]] inside the [[Habitat]]. To fulfill this task, the life support system must do several things: ...ed into the fusion reactor whereas the oxygen is fed into the life support system.
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• Navigation Sensors
  ...to receiving the signal emitted by its counterpart. This enables the radar system to calculate the velocity of the target by measuring the frequency shift du ...not detect gas clouds. To compensate for these deficiencies, a light based system is also mounted to complement the CWR. LIDAR, or Light Detection and Rangin
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• Talk:Navigation Sensors
  ...s and such seems like a better idea, and I've rewritten the dead-reckoning system to make it so. --[[User:TheKillerRabbit|<font color="green">The</font> <fon
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• Interlock
  ...ielding, the generator itself, the propulsion system and the communication system.
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• Ethan
  ...fitted with video recording hardware and software, for use with the camera system)
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• 2006-07
  *The simulators had their own CCTV system
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• Nevin Hotson
  ...worked on such projects as the [[Habitat]] [[doors]] and the [[plumbing]] system. He participated in that year's [[EEP]], the last one done in the past six ...mplementation of the [[NOVEL system]], and the final development of a door system that actually works.
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• Pluto 1995
  ...k to Earth using the gravity well from a faster-than light [[communication system]] and after his injury was pronounced safe he returned to the [[Hawking I]]
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• Ida and Dactyl 2003
  ...are was created for the mission including a new [[CMES]] program, navicomp system, and an integrated mission timer. The [[astronaut]]s had a wonderful time,
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