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  • Crew 205 Astronomy Reports
    [[Category:Astronomy Reports]] ==Crew 205 Astronomy Report 11 Feb 2019==
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  • Crew 205 Science Reports
    [[Category:Science Reports]] #Astronomy:The variable star SY MON was observed on 11 Feb 2019. The observation sessi
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  • Crew 189 - ISAE Supaero
    [[Crew 189 Astronomy Reports]] [[Crew 189 EVA Reports]]
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  • Crew 190
    [[Crew 190 Astronomy Reports]] [[Crew 190 EVA Reports]]
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  • Crew 186 - Boilers2Mars
    ...d landing. He previously completed a BA with a double major in physics and astronomy from Vassar College and a BE in mechanical engineering from Dartmouth Colle Space Research. Prior to coming to Purdue, Justin studied physics and astronomy in his hometown of Calgary, Canada. His undergraduate research ranged from
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  • Crew 188
    ...ernational Space University (Strasbourg, France) and a Bachelors degree in Astronomy from the University of Colorado. Her research focus has been primarily on t She has 10 years of planetarium experience including delivering live astronomy shows using Zeiss, Uniview, and DigitalSky. She also works with Blue Marbl
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  • Crew 200
    ...astrophotographer. As a means to promote public outreach he runs a small astronomy club in Western Qatar and can be seen up on the Jebel most weeks, stargazin [[Crew 200 Astronomy Reports]]
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  • Crew 203 Sol Summaries
    Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, Operations Report, Greenhab Report, Astronomy Report, Journalist Report, EVA Request. Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, Operations Report, Greenhab Report, Journalist Re
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  • Crew 189 Sol Summaries
    Reports to be file: The afternoon was quieter: human factors experiments, astronomy,
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  • Crew 192
    [[Crew 192 Astronomy Report]] [[Crew 192 EVA Reports]]
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  • Crew 203
    [[Crew 203 Astronomy Reports]] [[Crew 203 EVA Reports]]
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  • Crew 202 Sol Summaries
    Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, Operations Report, Greenhab Report, Astronomy Report, Journalist Report ...to be filed: Sol Summary, Operations Report, Greenhab Report, EVA report, Astronomy Report, Journalist Report, Final Science and Outreach Report, Mission Summa
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  • Crew 202
    [[Crew 202 Astronomy Reports]] [[Crew 202 EVA Reports]]
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  • Crew 192 Science Reports
    [[Category:Science Reports]] ...to have slightly superior results in fog reduction. There were occasional reports of minor irritation but it appears to be not significant.
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  • Crew 187
    [[Crew 187 Astronomy Reports]] [[Crew 187 EVA Reports]]
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  • Crew 193 Sol Summaries
    Reports filed: Reports to be filed:
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  • Crew 190 Sol Summaries
    Reports to be filed: Reports to be file:
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  • Crew 200 Sol Summaries
    Reports to be filed: Operations Report, GreenHab Report, Sol Report, reports about this week. Each day, we have been documenting our
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  • Crew 192 Sol Summaries
    Reports to be filed: Sol Summary Report, Operations Report, GreenHab Report ...the hab from top to bottom for the incoming crew and close out all of our reports. We went through each of the buildings in the hab site and made sure everyt
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  • Crew 205 Sol Summaries
    ...aily routine and plan to conduct our first EVAs. Stay tuned for our future reports. We have two weeks of full of exciting projects coming up! We are ready for Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, EVA request, Operations Report, Greenhab Report,
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  • Mars Society
    ...to support themselves, and even recycled their waste water. Detailed crew reports and videos are found on the [http://mdrs.marssociety.org/ MDRS web site]. ...outhern Utah. The [http://urc.marssociety.org/ URC website] has photos and reports from previous competitions. The evolving design criteria are also evident.
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  • Mars Society Conventions Chronology
    Reports on the first season at Flashline Arctic Research Station (FMARS), Devon Isl Reports
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  • Crew 179 - Journalism Report
    [[Category: Journalism Reports]] ...sses, particularly Philadelphia mission support and to our Capcoms for the astronomy updates.
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  • Crew 188 Sol Summaries
    ...your support and for following our mission! I hope you enjoyed our diverse reports and photos. Please check out the photos and videos we have tagged with #MDR Reports to file:
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  • Crew 193 - Gold Crew
    [[Crew 193 Astronomy Report]] [[Crew 193 EVA Reports]]
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  • Crew 141 - Mars Society III
    [[:Category:Crew 141|Crew Reports]] ...s, farms, and dark skies – a perfect combination for a budding interest in astronomy. After getting home from my high school robotics team, I would go outside w
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  • Crew 205 - International Emerging Space Leaders
    ...ering from Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio (Madrid, Spain) and a Diploma in Astronomy and Planetary Science from the Open University UK. She is also a graduate o ...nical Engineering from Kuwait University. He has a graduate certificate in astronomy from Swinburne University and a graduate from the Space Studies Program fro
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  • Crew 187 Science Reports
    [[Category:Science Reports]] In the course of these weeks, the number of science reports will increase, so check it out!
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  • Crew 193 Science Reports
    [[Category:Science Reports]] ...smaller ones, and one prominence was seen. For photos, please refer to the astronomy report.
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  • Crew 186 Sol Summaries
    Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, Operations Report, Science Report (Geology), Jour Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, Operations Report, GreenHab Report, Journalist Re
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  • MAVEN
    ...resurfaced the shorelines of an early Martian ocean. :" (PDF). Scientific Reports / 47th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. 6: 25106. Bibcode:2016NatSR.
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  • Crew 174 - Journalism Reports
    [[Category: Journalism Reports]] ...his desire to follow similar path. He adds that the citizen science radio astronomy group played an important role as well and wish to pursue research in Plane
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  • Crew 200 Mission Summary
    Prototype code that extracts data from reports and imports in Excel Extraction of data from sensors or even reports would not be hard to program and implement
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  • Crew 205 Journalism Reports
    [[Category:Journalism Reports]] ...tain. Still the day will be used to do analysis of the samples, to prepare astronomy observation, maintain the Hab, water the GreenHab, and start the first vide
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  • Crew 175 - Journalism Reports
    [[Category: Journalism Reports]] In addition to casual work and reports, Xavier and I decided to track more precisely the use of water, counting sh
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  • Crew 188 Journalism Reports
    [[Category:Journalism Reports]] Reports]. We haven’t discussed sex yet as a Crew, although we have noted the prov
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  • Liquid Water on Mars
    ...tronomers have stated in various iterations the number one reason we study astronomy is to find out if we are alone in the universe. Water is an essential ingr Chaisson & McMillan: Astronomy Today Text 7th edition. P.256.
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  • The Observational History of Mars as a Pathway for a Human Mission
    ...t observational tools, however, spectrometers were a boon to observational astronomy because they can peer beneath the surface of an object. Spectrometers allow Astronomy is the oldest science and began in prehistoric times with Homo sapiens visu
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  • Crew 173 - Journalism Reports
    [[Category: Journalism Reports]] ...t sky. He needed to know what he was looking at and so he signed up for an Astronomy weekend. They told him about the French magazine ‘Ciel et Espace’, whic
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  • Oceans on Mars
    ...resurfaced the shorelines of an early Martian ocean. :" (PDF). Scientific Reports / 47th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. 6: 25106. Bibcode:2016NatSR. ...ogen escape from Mars enhanced by deep convection in dust storms. ''Nature Astronomy''. Published online January 22, 2018. doi: 10.1038/s41550-017-0353-4.</ref>
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  • Crew 167 Sol Summaries
    ...IES! The afternoon was spent with a little R&R and bonding before time for reports. ...gy in number one, above? It’s funny what the human eye and brain can do. Astronomy would likely transfer better. Unless you’re a social-science-y major, li
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  • Crew 6 - Crew Reports
    [[Category:MDRS Crew Reports]] ...handling the cooking chores with grunt help from Frank. Tonight after the reports we plan to watch a movie and hit the sack early for a big day of science an
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  • Crew 1b - Crew Reports
    '''Report transmission schedule:''' All reports planned by 10 pm MST Gotta go now. The crew did such a great job finishing reports fairly early tonight that they’ve earn the right to see a movie (‘Charl
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  • What Mars Actually Looks Like!
    ...quator.<ref>http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1979JGR....84.8147W SAO/NASA ADS Astronomy Abstract Service: Yardangs on Mars</ref> Because they exhibit very few imp pressure. Scientific Reports.</ref> <ref>https://www.livescience.com/spiders-on-mars-explained-dry-ice.h
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  • HiWish program
    ...On Mars |date=January 22, 2010 |publisher=Mars Daily</ref> <ref>http://www.astronomy.com/magazine/2018/08/take-control-of-a-mars-orbiter</ref> <ref>http://www.p ...quator.<ref>http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1979JGR....84.8147W SAO/NASA ADS Astronomy Abstract Service: Yardangs on Mars</ref> Because yardangs exhibit very few
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  • Crew 4 - Crew Reports
    ...support in San Diego and the written commander's, geologist's, engineer's, reports were still being written at 23h45. Tomorrow is a very significant day, afte ...orwarded to mission support early in the evening for efficiency, as status reports of activities and as initial next-day plan. Several issues were identified
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