What Life Support is — ECLSS for crewed vehicles

Life Support (ECLSS — Environmental Control and Life Support System) tracks the systems that keep a crew alive across a fleet of vehicles. Built for spacecraft, deep-sea, polar habitats, and any vehicle where the atmosphere has to be made.

Tabs:
• **Alarms** — open alarms, severity, vehicle, time triggered.
• **Atmosphere** — current snapshot per vehicle: pO2, pCO2, pN2, humidity, temperature, total pressure.
• **Consumables** — O2 tanks, water tanks, CO2 scrubber canisters, food.
• **Endurance** — projected days-remaining at current burn rates.
• **Events** — log of system events (canister swap, leak detected, alarm cleared).
• **Loops** — air, water, thermal loop health.
• **Profiles** — per-vehicle configuration (crew size, system capacities, alarm thresholds).

Every record is scoped to a **missionVehicleId** — Life Support sits on the Mission module. Critical alarms (severity = critical) automatically spawn a missionAnomalies record in Mission so the flight team sees it in their queue too.

Vehicle picker at the top scopes the whole module to one vehicle at a time.