As you can see, there is some crossover between the different things. For the Muon Detector, I need to write up a lot but Dr. Bill asked me to also discuss radiation and muon flux in particular. For HI-SEAS it is my job to talk about how this is actually applicable to Mars, so I will talk about the communication delay, the isolation, the food, and the EVA's. I am also in charge of researching and writing about the other Mars analog simulations; Mars-500, F-MARS (Flashline Mars Arctic Research Station), Mars Desert Reseach Station, E-MARS (European Mars Analog Research Station), A-MARS (Australia Mars Analog Research Station, Concordia Station, and NEEMO. For the Moonbase section, I need to talk to Angelina, but I think it would be a good decision for her to write about the actual summit and our plans for moving forward and for me to write about the analog moonbase and lunar challenges and geography. For AMES, I simply need to talk to Sneha about what we want to write. For CFHT, I will write about my internship and show pictures of my current model. Finally, I do not know much about the BASALT project, but Dr. Bill thinks it will be something I might want to get involved in, so I will do research on it and do a write-up.

Also, for the last thirty minutes of ISR I taught Sneha and Angelina how to work the laser cutter and we cut some key chain fobs.