Airlock

but to no avail, as it was firmly sealed in place. Just as it had been five seconds ago, he thought, but then again, he didn’t have any other ideas. Going back out into space was hardly an option, and the supplies and tools he needed to repair the airlock were on the other side of the sealed door in front of him, as were the manual override controls. The situation was not looking hopeful. Prescott composed his scattered thoughts and activated his suit’s radio communication system. “Sam, what’s the

he looked out into the stars. Suddenly a shrill beep rang across his comm. The airlock status lights turned green, flashing as the airlock slowly opened. When the doors were fully open John began walking forward. He walked past the usual stop, the airlock tether locker, and looked out into space. "Walker Clear" he said into his comm as he readied himself on the edge of the platform. From the vantage point of the airlock he could see his target. The dilapidated wreck of a Telisian freighter. "Right

nostrils and lips” as he opened the airlock door and exposed himself to the harsh conditions of

“Let's see, well, there is a crater nearby, there could be ice there.” said Wade. “Better get going” I said. I approached the airlock with my suit on, got on the rover, and started heading towards the crater. “Hendricks to Wade, I have visual on the crater, I'm going to start descent.” “Wade to Hendricks, there is a terrible storm coming up, you better be quick.” “Got it” I said

crew flooded the airlock with o2 causing the fire to burn out very quickly. This seems very unlike to happen without causing significant damage to the ship and wasting virtually all of the crew’s oxygen supply. In the movie the crew flooded the garden airlock with oxygen which would cause an explosion and put out the fire as shown in the movie. The fire in the airlock would have required a great amount of o2 to put out. Due to it’s large size and it being full of flame, the airlock would need a great

Coffee is a Drug and Bent Spoons are a Conflict Have you ever experienced a moment where you wake up and literally all of your spoons are bent? I don’t mean one, I mean every single one of your spoons are super bent. Every spoon is bent at a 90 degree angle. They’re metal spoons, so it must have been something the size of a pine tree that bent them. Additionally, their 90 degree angle bend must mean they were bent by some robot, perhaps under orders from a puppy cartel on the sun who ordered for

“Every human being has a basic instinct to help each other out. It might not seem that way sometimes, but it’s true. If a hiker gets lost in the mountains, people will coordinate a search. If a train crashes, people will line up to give blood. If an earthquake levels a city, people all over the world will send emergency supplies. This is so fundamentally human that it’s found in just every culture without exception.” This rant is one of the very last times you ever hear from Mark Watney, but

sols, AL102 [a sheet that is in one of the airlocks] continued well past its planned expiration. Sol [a Martian day, 24 hours, 39 minutes] after sol went by, with the lone astronaut traveling in and out of the Hab [the habitat that Mark lived in on Mars] almost daily. Airlock 1 was closest to the rover charging station, so the astronaut preferred it to the other two” (Weir 154 ). Since Mark is left behind. AL102, which is a sheet located in the airlock number 1, is being used more than expected.

1. Who is Venkat’s new friend? Venkat’s new friend is Tim. 2. What doctorate did Venkat obtain? He obtained a doctorate in physics. 3. What could JPL see on the panoramic they got from Pathfinder? They could see the martian surface, the Hab and notes from Mark. One saying “I’ll write questions here--Are you receiving?” and another one saying “Point here for yes.”. 4. What kind of paper does Mark use to write his notes? He uses the cards that were intended to label batches of samples. 5. What language

He slammed a heftily gloved fist against the control panel on the wall, closing the airlock door and instantly setting the compartment to pressurize. The loud hiss of rushing air was harsh against my eardrums as we removed our helmets and helped each other out of our surface suits. We passed through the inner door to assume positions in