Reading onboard data…
Houston · flight surgeon console
Everything here crossed the delayed link (up to 22 min one way). You see only the categories each astronaut shares. Standing orders are your way to act in advance: the ship applies them without waiting for you.
Commander
Readiness from shared data: 37 / 100
Not shared by Leila: Mood. Not included above.
Flight engineer
Readiness from shared data: 100 / 100
No shared measure is drifting.
Mission specialist
Readiness from shared data: 100 / 100
No shared measure is drifting.
Crew medical officer
Readiness from shared data: 100 / 100
No shared measure is drifting.
Checked on board every time data changes. The alert carries your name.
If Body temperature is at or above 37.6 °C for 2 days in a row — whole crew
Active on board→ Rest day. Extra fluids, separate meals from the crew, temperature every 6 hours. Send me a symptom list.
Signed Dr. Nadia Rahme (flight surgeon)
If SpO₂ is below 94 % for 1 day in a row — whole crew
Active on board→ Re-measure on another finger after 5 minutes at rest. Check the cabin CO₂ and pressure panel. Send me the readings.
Signed Dr. Nadia Rahme (flight surgeon)
If Sleep is below 6 h for 2 days in a row — whole crew
Active on board→ Two short nights in a row. Protect tonight: no duty after 21:00, dim the lights one hour before bed, 7 hours in your bunk. If a third short night follows, tell the commander and message me.
Signed Dr. Nadia Rahme (flight surgeon)
One-way delay: 20 s. Real link: up to 22 min one way.
Nothing in transit.
Real Earth–Mars one-way light time on mission Day 143: 4.1 min · range 3.2–22.1 min ⓘ NASA/JPL Horizons
Only messages that have completed the trip. Incident reports arrive gzip-compressed.
Crew health summary — Day 142
Day 142 · sent 15:39:29 · received 15:39:49 UTC · 97 B
Three crew green. Haddad amber: sleep 5.2 h, second short night. Standing order applied on board.
From Hygieia (onboard)