8.00 kWh
JUNIOR ASTRONAUT PROGRAM / MISSION 01
Help the crew
get home.
Two astronauts need your help! Make choices, watch what changes,
and keep their Moon home working for 24 hours.
YOUR FLIGHT PLAN
Survive the next 24 hours
Keep their air, water, food and electricity ready. Use the shelter during the drill. Run experiments when you have enough to spare.
1.05 kg
8.00 kg
3.00 kg
0.0 / 60 pts
Teaching index · lower is better0.0 / 16 MiB
0 MiB deliveredTRY IDEAS BEFORE THE NEXT MISSION
What makes a good plan?
More science? More greenhouse care? Extra reserves? Compare the consequences.
SURFACE OPERATIONS
Outpost Selene
Everything is connected
Making oxygen needs clean water and electricity. Recycling water saves supplies but draws power. Your job is to keep the whole system in balance.
YOU ARE FLIGHT DIRECTOR
Make the next call
+0.09 kg O₂/h · consumes water
Recover 90% of processed wastewater
Run experiments while the crew are out of shelter
Reduce exposure · pause science
Plant care uses 0.02 kg water/h. No harvest within this day.
During the simulated outage, messages wait locally.
NEXT-HOUR POWER BUDGET
Your battery covers the difference. These settings apply to the next hour.
Time advances only when you choose. No reaction speed required.
MISSION DEBRIEF
LEARN FROM YOUR DECISIONS
Resource history
Percent of storage capacity · each point is one simulated hour. Exact values appear in your flight record.
MISSION RECORD
Flight log
INSPECT THE SAME AUTHORITATIVE MODEL
Engineering trace
Reserve requirements in the planner are authored teaching margins, not NASA operating limits. Mission survival and margin satisfaction are separate results.
| Hour | Solar kW | Load kW | Energy kWh | O₂ kg | Water kg | Dry food kg | Data queued MiB |
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Why does making oxygen use water?
Electrolysis splits water into oxygen and hydrogen. In our model, every 1 kg of oxygen needs 1.125 kg of water. More oxygen production leaves less water for the crew.