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Log Book for April 8, 2002
Message Files and Reports Received:
- Commander's Logbook — Bill Clancey
- Day 1 Report — David Real
- Health & Safety Officer Reports — Jan Osburg
- Engineering Report — Jan Osburg
- Geology Report — Andrea Fori
- EVA 61 Report — Vladimir, Nancy, & Bill
- EVA 62 Report — Andrea, Dave, & Jan
Data Files Received:
Photo Credits: Dr. Vladimir Pletser / European Space Agency
The crew patch shows the Mars Desert Research Station near
Hanksville, Utah, and an artist's conception of a similar facility on Mars.
Patch design by Joe Boyer.
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The red, green and blue flag of the Mars Society flies outside its Mars Desert Research Station on Sunday. An ATV outside the facility is used to explore the surrounding area and conduct field experiments.
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A new crew arrives Sunday for a two-week stay at the Mars Desert Research Station near Hanksville, Utah. Crew members are Dr. Vladimir Pletser, Jan Osburg, Dr. Nancy B. Wood, Andrea Fori, David Real and Dr. William J. Clancey.
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EVA 61: Nancy Wood and Vladimir Pletser plant in the greenhouse, experimenting with coordination wearing gloves.
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EVA 62: Fori, Osburg, and Real return from a pedestrian EVA.
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EVA 62: Andrea Fori stands on the edge of Candor Chasma canyon during a EVA Wednesday, April 10, about 1.5 miles east of the Hab. The dramatic canyon, named by one of the previous mission scientists, is named after a region on Mars.
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EVA 62: Andrea Fori helps Dr. Nancy B. Wood collect a biological sample from a dry stream bed during an EVA Tuesday, April 9, about ½ mile east of the Hab.
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EVA 62: Andrea Fori tries to move her all-terrain-vehicle after it became stuck during an EVA Wednesday, April 10. She and Dr. Vladimir Pletser pulled the ATV off the sandy dune and continued their EVA successfully.
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The Mars Society
