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Reflection On My First Day In My Life

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October 18, 2039 Today was the second day of the mission . I was the first person to wake up. Everyone still has to get used to living in space. Because there is no gravity in the space, the living style is totally different from the living style on Earth. It was weird not having gravity pull you towards the floor and the food will not go in to your month instead of flouting in the space. Also, it is not easy to move in the rocket, I need an object to make a force so that I can move. To have our supplies last the whole mission, we have go into the hibernation cycle. This cycle is 6 weeks, with 3 weeks awake and 3 asleep. We start off with half the crew awake. Every week, we have one person sleep and one wake-up. The order in which we wake up and sleep is shuffled every two cycles. With this, everyone can spend quality time with each other. Before starting the cycle, we will have three weeks where everyone is awake. This is so that everyone will know each other well enough already to work together efficiently before the cycle starts. I had fun today with everyone. I think that everyday should be like this. Playing games with everyone and learn more about everyone …show more content…

It has been a bit more than two months since we left Earth. The good thing is that nothing happens. Even though we don’t have Christmas decorations, the crew wore Christmas colors to show our spirit. We did many things today: First, we started the day with breakfast. Everyone who was awake had their share of bacon, eggs, and sausages. After breakfast, we did something we don’t get to do frequently. We each called our families and talked to them for 15 minutes each. For the people sleeping, we had them call their family either before or after they hibernate, which ever is closer to today. Athough two months are not a long time, all of us feel lonely and miss our families. We share the expericence of this two-month space travel with our families. We give best wishes to each

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