Comms Crisis at Mars ase one

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Comms Crisis at Mars Base One

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Mars Base One is the prime communication hub for Earth's presence on Mars - maintaining network connections between an international cooperation of spacecraft monitoring and exploring the surface.

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The hatch is locked

password is in the crew quarters

The hatch is locked

password is in the crew quarters

The hatch is locked

password is in the crew quarters

The hatch is locked

password is in the crew quarters

Go to the bridge and read today's briefing! They're waiting on you!

Today is sol #...

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You left the PW in the lab

READ TODAY'S BRIEFING

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Mars Base One - Daily Mission Brief - Sol 785 (July 1, 2048) Greetings Crew! Weather: Today's forecast predicts a mostly clear sky with high (-80°C) and low (-120°C) temperatures. Winds are light and variable at less than 5 kph. However, be advised of a minor solar flare (M1.5 class) expected to impact the region within the next 12 hours. This may cause temporary communication disruptions with high-orbiting satellites. Mission Control on Earth will be closely monitoring the situation and provide updates as needed. Overall Status: All base systems are nominal. Life support continues to function within normal parameters. Crew health remains excellent. Today's Missions: 08:00 UTC (01:00 Mars Standard Time): EVA Team 1 (USA & ESA) will conduct a routine inspection of the Hab dome's external systems, focusing on solar panels and radiation shielding. Remember, increased solar activity today necessitates additional radiation shielding during the EVA. 10:00 UTC (03:00 MST): Communications Team (China & India) will oversee a coordinated data download from the "Zhurong 2" rover currently investigating the Valles Marineris. Prepare for potential data transfer delays due to the solar flare. 14:00 UTC (07:00 MST): Drone Team (Commercial: ExoSaitech) will deploy two high-altitude research drones to study atmospheric composition changes in the Syrtis Major Planum region. Maintain a safe distance from the predicted solar flare's impact zone. 18:00 UTC (11:00 MST): Science Team Meeting (International) will discuss preliminary findings from the "Tianwen-1" orbiter's methane gas detection data. Additional Notes: A shipment of replacement hydroponic seed pods is scheduled to arrive via SpaceX resupply drone later this week. Remember, tonight is "Movie Night" in the Hab common area. Dr. Sato (JAXA) will be presenting his latest research on Martian ice core analysis. Crew Outbriefing: Please report any anomalies or concerns encountered during your assigned missions today. Remember, crew safety is paramount. Do not hesitate to adjust mission parameters based on real-time conditions. For Ares and Humanity! Dr. Anya PetrovaInternational Mars Base Commander

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The US code for restarting the network is MAVEN.

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Enter the US restart code...

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The commercial space code for restarting the network is "reusable".

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Enter the commercial code to restart the network...

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重启的中文代码是“天问”

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Enter the Chinese restart code in English...

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1947

The Indian Independence Movement was a series of historic events in South Asia with the ultimate aim of ending British colonial rule. It lasted until 1947, when the Indian Independence Act 1947 was passed.

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1776

The Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776. Most of the delegates to the Second Continental Congress signed the document on August 2, 1776. By putting their names on this paper, these men risked losing everything if the British won the American Revolution.

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2003

Yang Liwei (born June 21, 1965) was the first Chinese person sent into space by the Chinese space program on October 15, 2003. He launched aboard the Shenzhou-5 spacecraft from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center atop a Long March 2F rocket, and the spacecraft entered orbit ten minutes later. While orbiting the Earth, Liwei held up the flags of China and the UN.