GreenHab Report – March 10th

Crew 311 GreenHab Report 10-03-2025

GreenHab Officer: MOUMOUNI Meddi

Environmental control (fan & heater): Yes

Average temperatures (last 24h): 84 F

Maximum temperature (last 24h): 115 F

Minimum temperature (last 24h): 72 F

Hours of supplemental light: 5 hours

Daily water usage for crops: 10 Gallons

Daily water usage for research and/or other purposes: None

Water in Blue Tank (200 gallon capacity): 101 Gallons

Time(s) of watering for crops: 9 am & 4:30pm

Changes to crops: None

Narrative: The power shortage induced high temperatures due to the fan not turning on. Watered the crops as usual. The newly sowed seeds started to sprout.

Harvest: None

Support/supplies needed: None

Journalist Report – March 9th

SOL 21: Save Didier!

06:30: PM This morning, the entire crew woke up a bit earlier than planned. Indeed, in Utah, we changed time! After an intense sports session organized by Célyan, the crew calmly has breakfast, and as everyone is about to start cleaning the station, we hear alerting cries: Quentin warns us that someone has taken Didier, our mascot! In fact, Célyan and he have organized an escape game throughout the station! After solving numerous puzzles and freeing Didier, we returned to our chores.

The second half of the day remained rather calm. We just had to continue with weekly and daily experiments, even if our schedule is more flexible. However, we still need to answer more questionnaires than usual. Some of us also have cognitive tests throughout the day, like Erin this morning, and reports or daily tasks to complete. If Meddi didn’t water the plants in the GreenHab, all our reserve of herbs would perish, Célyan still has to prepare our sports session for tomorrow, Robin is writing a report confirming that the station is operational, Somaya manages our retrospectives and I personally have to write today’s report and process all the crew’s photos. This weekend is also special because it precedes the last week we spend in the station, i.e., the one where we must uninstall many operational devices and complete ongoing experiments. We discussed at length how we should arrange the week and whether or not to continue certain experiments next week. Bad news: we will not benefit from the AMI experience during the mission, but we still have the last quarter of the mission to complete as many experiments beautifully.

GreenHab Report – March 9th

Crew 311 GreenHab Report 09-03-2025
GreenHab Officer: MOUMOUNI Meddi
Environmental control (fan & heater): Yes
Average temperatures (last 24h): 80 F
Maximum temperature (last 24h): 93 F
Minimum temperature (last 24h): 70 F
Hours of supplemental light: 5 hours
Daily water usage for crops: 10 ½ Gallons
Daily water usage for research and/or other purposes: None
Water in Blue Tank (200 gallon capacity): 111 Gallons
Time(s) of watering for crops: 11 am & 7pm
Changes to crops: None
Narrative: Cleaned the GreenHab in the morning, it was pretty dusty after the recent sandstorm. Watered the crops in the morning and the afternoon
Harvest: None
Support/supplies needed: None

Sol Summary – March 9th

Crew 311 Sol Summary Report 09-03-2025

Sol: 21

Summary Title:

Author’s name: Erin Pougheon, Crew Commander

Mission Status: Nominal

Sol Activity Summary: Thay day started with everyone noticing the hour change! We saw that we “lost” one hour of sleep… But never mind, everyone was motivated for the sport session. We were planning to clean the station right after, but our Crew Astronomer and Crew HSo surprised us with an escape game they organized during the week, in week we had to find Didier, our mascot, who had disappeared! After searching for evidence in all the modules, we finally found him safe! It was a very fun game for all the crew members and everyone was very happy.

After that, we cleaned the station as planned and had lunch. Then, everyone enjoyed the rest of the day to rest, have fun, and play. Everyone enjoyed our last Sunday at the station!

Look Ahead Plan: Tomorrow, we are planning an EVA to have the last session of the photogrammetry experiment. The team will have the drone during the EVA and tale pictures of the area to then use photogrammetry software to create a 3D map. Meanwhile, experiments will continue to run in the MDRS and in the afternoon, we’ll try to have the team using a 2D map ready for the next day.

Anomalies in work: None

Weather: Sunny, Temperature 40 F / 60 F

Crew Physical Status: Nominal

EVA: None

Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, EVA Request #13, Operations Report, GreenHab Report, Journalist Report, Crew Photos.

Support Requested: None

GreenHab Report – March 6th

Crew 311 GreenHab Report 06-03-2025

GreenHab Officer: MOUMOUNI Meddi

Environmental control (fan & heater): Yes

Average temperatures (last 24h): 80 F

Maximum temperature (last 24h): 95 F

Minimum temperature (last 24h): 71 F

Hours of supplemental light: 5hrs

Daily water usage for crops: 9 ½ Gallons

Daily water usage for research and/or other purposes: 300mL

Water in Blue Tank (200 gallon capacity): 140 ½ Gallons

Time(s) of watering for crops: 9 am & 5pm

Changes to crops: None

Narrative: Some dust entered in some way the greenhab due to the wind. Other than that, everything is good.

Harvest: 13g Rainbow tomato

Support/supplies needed: None

Operations Report – March 6th

SOL: 18

Name of person filing report: Robin GORIUS

Non-nominal systems: Robotic observatory, toilet alarm

Notes on non-nominal systems: Maintenance of the observatory planned for June

ROVERS

Spirit rover : not used

Opportunity rover: not used

Curiosity rover: not used

Perseverance rover: not used

General notes on rovers: None

Summary of Hab operations: Sport, experiments

Water Use (please use both methods to estimate water usage)

Time of measurements (collect data for the same time window): 6:28 pm
1) Per formula (see notes): 12.86gl
2) Smart Home Dashboard (see notes):12.43gl

Water (static tank, remaining gallons): 266.98gl

Static tank pipe heater (on or off): on

Static tank heater (on or off) : on

Toilet tank emptied (no or yes): no

Summary of internet: used from 7 pm to 9 pm for reports

Summary of suits and radios:

Suits :

1 -> 100%, not used

2 -> 100%, not used

3 -> 100% , not used

4 -> 100%, not used

6 -> 100%, not used

7 -> 100%, not used

8 -> 100%, not used

9 -> 100%, not used

10 -> 100%, not used

Radios : Nothing to report.

Summary of GreenHab operations: Plants were watered and harvested

WATER USE: 9.5 gallons

Heater (On or Off): On

Supplemental light (hours of operation): 5 to 10 pm

Harvest (name, weight in grams): tomato 13g

Summary of ScienceDome operations: experiments

Dual split (Heat or AC, On or Off): On Heat

Summary of RAM operations: (Tools used, work done): corded drill, cordless drill, saw, screwdriver, Experiment hardware preparation.

Summary of any observatory issues: None

Summary of health and safety issues: None

Questions, concerns and requests to Mission Support: None

Sol Summary – March 6th

Crew 311 Sol Summary Report 06-03-2025

Sol: 18

Summary Title:

Author’s name: Erin Pougheon, Crew Commander

Mission Status: Nominal

Sol Activity Summary: This morning, everyone worked on different experiments. In the Science Dome, Crew Astronomer worked on his astronomy project while Crew Scientist worked on a lesson she must study for her master. Meanwhile, in the Hab, Crew HSO worked on a personal project, Crew Engineer tried to figure out why our 3D-printer has recurrent bugs, and Crew Commander worked on documentation for Core Data. The GreenHab Officer took care of the GreenHab as usual.

After eating some potatoes with chicken, we gathered to start the measurement for EVOLSAN: everyone wore a microphone the whole afternoon to record everything we say. We went all together in the RAM and in the GreenHab in order to evaluate what could be done differently in those modules, while our Crew Journalist was taking notes and drawing our ideas. Thus was the second session of this type for the Orbital Architecture experiment!

The end of the day was calmer, every crew member was working on their project or experiments before filling in the daily questionnaires.

Look Ahead Plan: Tomorrow, we don’t plan to perform any EVA. We’ll stay at the station to continue working on the experiments we need, to run sessions, and to rest a bit.

Anomalies in work: None

Weather: Cloudy and windy, Temperature 40 F / 50 F

Crew Physical Status: Nominal

EVA: None

Reports to be filed: Sol Summary, Operations Report, GreenHab Report, Journalist Report, Crew Photos.

Support Requested: None

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