YOUR EXPERIMENT
ON THE PADCULTURE BLOCK—°Cprotocol 37.0 ± 0.3
PROTOCOL DAY—of 7—
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CULTURE BLOCK · °C
last 24 h · band = protocolEXPERIMENT FLOW
real timeLIVE TASK · your request
3-D view unavailable in this browser (WebGL); telemetry panels are live.
CONTROL DEXTER-Ltask-level requests · each one is signed and has to pass Sentinel
NO REQUEST YET
Pick a task. Path A checks your signature, ownership and the lab rules; Path B is the mission guardian.
operator sign-off needed
Arm idle · stowed
GRIP—
UMBILICAL—
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WRIST F—
ROUNDS0
FRAMES0
SENT0 MB
FOUR GROUPS
flight · ground controlROS INDEX
by protocol day · dashed = groundWELLS
cells still cryopreservedDELIVERED TO YOU
via Leuk, SwitzerlandDOSE—
DOSE RATE—
SAA PASSES—
DOSE RATE · µGy/h
last 24 h · log scaleSpikes are South Atlantic Anomaly passes; the floor is galactic cosmic rays, higher near the poles. Logged from lab power-on to entry; passive TLDs integrate the whole flight.
FROZEN—
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MEDIUMHEPES-buffered · no CO₂ supply
MICROGRAVITY—
IMAGING—
PROTOCOL CLOCK—
A week in this orbit at about 0.6 mGy a day gives a few mGy, far below the doses most in-vitro radiation studies use. In this flight, space against ground mostly measures microgravity; a ground arm irradiated to the dosimeter's measured dose separates the two.
Every command that could touch module 17 had to pass the post-quantum signature check and the mission guardian. Refused attempts are listed too.
ALLOWED0
REFUSED0
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