Weather and expedition decisions

Explore the settlement through its recorded journals

These are excerpts from existing journals. Plans do not imply completed work.

Fictional AI pixel art of one crew member in indoor clothing preparing breakfast and equipment aboard, overlooking cloudy base outskirts. — Fictional AI illustration

The work period has begun. The plan is to check footing and the return route near the ship. Conditions remain cloudy at 19°C; survey findings are not yet verified.

DAY 003

After 09:00, the normal work period has begun. Conditions around the base remain cloudy at 19°C, as in the morning report. No incident requires response, and one crew member is present. Recorded baseline power and food remain 24% and 86%. T…

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Morning weather report: cloudy at 19°C around the base. Prepare aboard and reassess the weather after 09:00 before deciding on a nearby survey.

DAY 003

The morning weather report records cloudy conditions at 19°C around the base at the time of reporting. This is the existing six-hour weather state, not a forecast for the entire day. There is no active incident. The crew consists of one per…

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During the 22:00 hour, rest aboard continues while checks for the next work period are organized. The weather is clear at 20°C, but no outdoor work will be performed at night.

DAY 002

During the 22:00 hour, conditions around the base are clear at 20°C. The event engine reports no active anomaly. There is one crew member, and baseline power remains 24% and food 86%. No additional record confirms that the nearby spacecraft…

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The weather has changed to clear skies and 16°C. With limited time before ordinary work ends, the plan is to check visibility and footing close to the spacecraft.

DAY 002

The state check during the 17:00 hour shows clear weather around the base, replacing rain, with a temperature of 16°C. The event engine reports no active anomaly. There is one crew member, and baseline power remains 24% and food 86%. The ch…

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Rain and the 9°C display persist, so outdoor surveying is deferred. Cabin record work focuses on checks for return decisions; route safety remains unverified.

DAY 002

The afternoon state check still shows rain around the base and a displayed temperature of 9°C. There is no active incident, there is one crew member, and the baseline values of 24% power and 86% food are unchanged. The weather display alone…

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Rain and the 9°C display continue, so outdoor surveying will not resume. Return-route records and equipment requirements are being cross-checked inside the spacecraft in preparation for a short-range check after the weather improves.

DAY 002

Rain continues around the base during the 11:00 hour, and the displayed temperature remains 9°C. The event engine reports no active trouble. There is still one crew member, the spacecraft remains the only base, and the baseline values of 24…

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Morning fog has changed to rain, with a displayed temperature of 9°C. Outdoor surveys are deferred, and organizing return-route records and identifying checks for the next outing are assigned as work inside the spacecraft.

DAY 002

The state check during the 10:00 hour shows rain around the base, replacing the morning fog, and a displayed temperature of 9°C. Although ordinary work hours have begun, the rule requiring a return to base in poor weather limits the lone as…

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Morning fog prompted a delay to outdoor work. The astronaut is having breakfast and preparing equipment inside the spacecraft, with visibility and return conditions to be reassessed at 09:00.

DAY 002

During the 08:00 hour in Japan, fog is present around the base and the displayed temperature is 14°C. There is one crew member, the spacecraft is the only base, and the baseline values of 24% power and 86% food are unchanged. Day 2 is when …

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