Night Shift - Revision history

Thatdoctorperson at 22:21, 27 November 2015

2015-11-27T22:21:41Z

Rubberchickenben: Could a genesis MC'er and a Daedalus astro please submit their thoughts on the respective night shifts of those missions?

2010-09-14T19:46:26Z

Could a genesis MC'er and a Daedalus astro please submit their thoughts on the respective night shifts of those missions?

Darth Wombat at 21:50, 14 March 2010

2010-03-14T21:50:24Z

Darth Wombat: added some links, clarified final statement

2010-03-13T05:06:10Z

added some links, clarified final statement

Stefanido at 20:45, 8 March 2010

2010-03-08T20:45:08Z

Darth Wombat: cleaned up

2010-03-04T22:51:47Z

cleaned up

Stefanido: Samuel's not notable. :P

2010-03-02T23:13:33Z

Samuel's not notable. :P

Q-Cumber: he wasn't a simulator when he took the night shifts; I prefer having just location

2010-03-02T22:58:53Z

he wasn't a simulator when he took the night shifts; I prefer having just location

Stefanido: Pre-2009, spelling, formatting

2010-03-02T15:52:55Z

Pre-2009, spelling, formatting

Ozzymindous at 05:33, 2 March 2010

2010-03-02T05:33:33Z

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 On [[Mission]] Daedalus, the members with the most night shifts were:
-*[[Bryce Storey]] - [[Astronaut]]
+*[[Lyra Evans]] - [[Astronaut]]
 *[[Ben Paul]]     - [[Mission Control]]
 *[[Samuel Baltz]] - [[Mission Control]]

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-A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours.
+A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. For everyone except astronauts, night shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. Astronaut night shifts are scheduled like normal astronaut shifts to maintain constant alertness aboard the [[Habitat]].
 ==Pre-2009==
-Prior to [[2008-09]], night shifts as such did not exist. The mission was put on stand-by from 2000 to 0800 to allow astronauts time to recuperate and complete homework that hadn't been completed during their assigned homework timeslot. However, if a [[beta]] [[disaster]] were to occur, such as [[module]] [[decompression]] or [[loss of power]] during the off-hours, or continue into the off-hours, the astronauts and any Mission Controllers present would be [[The Golden Rule|Golden-Rule bound]] to respond.
+Prior to [[2008-09]], night shifts as such did not exist. The mission was put on stand-by from 2000 to 0800 to allow astronauts time to recuperate and complete homework that hadn't been completed during their assigned homework timeslot. However, if a [[beta]] [[disaster]] were to occur, such as [[module]] [[decompression]] or [[loss of power]] during the off-hours, or continue into the off-hours, the astronauts and any Mission Controllers present would be [[The Golden Rule|Golden-Rule bound]] to respond. Although usually mission controllers did not stay after 2200 hours, occasionally they would sleep over in mission control.
-==Post-2009==
+==[[Genesis 2009]]==
-===Mission Daedalus===
+During Genesis 2009, night shifts were first put in place. However, as with other aspects of the mission that failed due to organizational problems, practically night shifts failed completely. Astronauts did not properly budget their time and some refused to sleep when supposed to. Some astronauts failed to complete their night shifts and went back to bed partway through, while others fell asleep on duty. Luckily, the simulators were also having sleeping problems as well, so no potentially-harmful [[beta]] events happened. Before the mission even launched, many members working on getting the Habitat prepared for launch slept over at [[440 Albert]], using the bunks in the [[Longhouse]] and [[simmie loft]].
-On [[Mission]] [[Daedalus]], the members with the most night shifts were:
 *[[Bryce Storey]] - [[Astronaut]]
 *[[Ben Paul]]     - [[Mission Control]]
 *[[Samuel Baltz]] - [[Mission Control]]

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−	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours~~. Those members who took full night shifts on mission [[Daedalus]] were [[Bryce Storey]], [[Ben Paul]], and [[Samuel Baltz]]~~.	+	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours.

−	~~{{Stub}}~~	+	==Pre-2009==
		+	Prior to [[2008-09]], night shifts as such did not exist. The mission was put on stand-by from 2000 to 0800 to allow astronauts time to recuperate and complete homework that hadn't been completed during their assigned homework timeslot. However, if a [[beta]] [[disaster]] were to occur, such as [[module]] [[decompression]] or [[loss of power]] during the off-hours, or continue into the off-hours, the astronauts and any Mission Controllers present would be [[The Golden Rule\|Golden-Rule bound]] to respond.
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		+	==Post-2009==
		+	===Mission Daedalus===
		+	On [[Mission]] [[Daedalus]], the members with the most night shifts were:
		+	*[[Bryce Storey]] - [[Astronaut]]
		+	*[[Ben Paul]] - [[Mission Control]]
		+	*[[Samuel Baltz]] - [[Mission Control]]

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−	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. ~~Most noted for~~ night shifts on mission [[Daedalus]] were Bryce Storey, Ben Paul, and Samuel Baltz.	+	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. Those members who took full night shifts on mission [[Daedalus]] were [[Bryce Storey]], [[Ben Paul]], and [[Samuel Baltz]].

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	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. Most noted for night shifts on mission [[Daedalus]] were Bryce Storey, Ben Paul, and Samuel Baltz.		A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. Most noted for night shifts on mission [[Daedalus]] were Bryce Storey, Ben Paul, and Samuel Baltz.
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 On [[Mission]] [[Daedalus]], the three members who took the most night shifts were:
 *[[Bryce Storey]] - [[Astronaut]]
-*[[Ben Paul]]     - [[Mission Control Commander]]
+*[[Ben Paul]]     - [[Mission Control]]
-*[[Samuel Baltz]] - [[Simulator]]
+*[[Samuel Baltz]] - [[Mission Control]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:52, 2 March 2010
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−	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[~~Astronaut~~]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. ~~Most noted for taking rediculus amounts of~~ night shifts on mission ~~Deadealus~~ were Bryce Storey ~~(Astro),~~ Ben Paul ~~(MC), and~~ Samuel Baltz ~~(Simi).~~	+	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator\|Simulators]], or [[astronauts]] during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours.
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		+	==Pre-2009==
		+	Prior to [[2008-09]], night shifts as such did not exist. The mission was put on stand-by from 2000 to 0800 to allow astronauts time to recuperate and complete homework that hadn't been completed during their assigned homework timeslot. However, if a [[beta]] [[disaster]] were to occur, such as [[module]] [[decompression]] or [[loss of power]] during the off-hours, or continue into the off-hours, the astronauts and any Mission Controllers present would be [[The Golden Rule\|Golden-Rule bound]] to respond.
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		+	==Post-2009==
		+	On [[Mission]] [[Daedalus]], the three members who took the most night shifts were:
		+	*[[Bryce Storey]] - [[Astronaut]]
		+	*[[Ben Paul]] - [[Mission Control Commander]]
		+	*[[Samuel Baltz]] - [[Simulator]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:33, 2 March 2010
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−	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours.	+	A '''Night Shift''' is a shift held by [[Mission Control]] staff, [[Simulator]]s, or [[Astronaut]]s during the [[mission]]. Night Shifts are purely voluntary and take place between 2000 and 0800 hours. Most noted for taking rediculus amounts of night shifts on mission Deadealus were Bryce Storey (Astro), Ben Paul (MC), and Samuel Baltz (Simi).