Mission Alpha - Revision history

Stefanido at 17:44, 20 April 2010

2010-04-20T17:44:53Z

2010-04-20T17:32:03Z

‎Mini-Missions

2007-04-29T16:32:30Z

Added table

2006-10-18T01:30:48Z

'This year' -> '05-06'

2006-10-02T02:59:40Z

‎Mini-Missions: fixed link

2006-10-02T02:58:17Z

added link

2006-02-15T14:33:33Z

added links to Ex-commander pages

2006-02-14T21:40:26Z

Added origins of Mission Alpha

2006-02-12T15:18:59Z

Various changes

2006-02-12T02:29:38Z

minor changes

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-A '''Mission Alpha''' is a dry run for the year's [[Mission|Main Mission]].
+A '''Mission Alpha''' is a dry run for the year's [[Mission|Main Mission]], and is a {{procsref|Training Missions|Full Missions|full-class training mission}}.
 ==Historical==
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 of training for both [[Astronauts]] and [[Mission Control]] staff. This practice was first started by Mission Commanders [[Daniel Kekez]] and [[Jamie Rosen]] for the [[1997-98|Jupiter 1998 mission]].
-In the [[2001-02 | 2001-02 year]], a [[Mission Beta]] was run. The Mission Alpha occured while the [[Habitat]] was still under construction, and as such a second dry run was needed closer to the mission date.
+In the [[2001-02 | 2001-02 year]], a [[Mission Beta]] was run. The Mission Alpha occurred while the [[Habitat]] was still under construction, and as such a second dry run was needed closer to the mission date.
 ==Mini Missions==
-==Mini-Missions==
+Mission Alpha is a [[Training Mission]] and thus should not be confused with [[Mini Missions]].
-Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program|EEP]] activity for older classes.  In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs [[Training Mission]]s instead of ''Mission Alpha''.
 ==List of Missions Alpha==

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 ==Mini-Missions==
-Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program|EEP]] activity for older classes.  In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs [[Training Mission]] instead of ''Mission Alpha''.
+Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program|EEP]] activity for older classes.  In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs [[Training Mission]]s instead of ''Mission Alpha''.
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 ==List of Missions Alpha==

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-A '''Mission Alpha''' is a dry run for the year's [[Mission|Main Mission]]. [[2005-06]]'s Mission Alpha was [[Daedalus]]. Its destination was Venus.
+A '''Mission Alpha''' is a dry run for the year's [[Mission|Main Mission]].
 ==Historical==
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 of training for both [[Astronauts]] and [[Mission Control]] staff. This practice was first started by Mission Commanders [[Daniel Kekez]] and [[Jamie Rosen]] for the [[1997-98|Jupiter 1998 mission]].
-In the 2001&ndash;2002 year, a [[Mission Beta]] was run. The Mission Alpha occured while the [[Habitat]] was still under construction, and as such a second dry run was needed closer to the mission date.
+In the [[2001-02 | 2001-02 year]], a [[Mission Beta]] was run. The Mission Alpha occured while the [[Habitat]] was still under construction, and as such a second dry run was needed closer to the mission date.
 ==Mini-Missions==
 Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program|EEP]] activity for older classes.  In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs [[Training Mission]] instead of ''Mission Alpha''.

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−	A '''Mission Alpha''' is a dry run for the year's [[Mission\|Main Mission]]. ~~This year~~'s Mission Alpha was [[Daedalus]]. Its destination was Venus.	+	A '''Mission Alpha''' is a dry run for the year's [[Mission\|Main Mission]]. [[2005-06]]'s Mission Alpha was [[Daedalus]]. Its destination was Venus.

	==Historical==		==Historical==

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	==Mini-Missions==		==Mini-Missions==
−	Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program\|EEP]] activity for older classes. In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs [[Training ~~Missions~~]] instead of ''Mission Alpha''.	+	Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program\|EEP]] activity for older classes. In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs [[Training Mission]] instead of ''Mission Alpha''.

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	==Mini-Missions==		==Mini-Missions==
−	Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program\|EEP]] activity for older classes. In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs ~~''Mini-~~Missions'' instead of ''Mission Alpha''.	+	Mini-missions were historically an [[Elementary Education Program\|EEP]] activity for older classes. In recent years, Space Sim has taken to calling the dry-runs [[Training Missions]] instead of ''Mission Alpha''.

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 Missions Alpha were typically run about 1 month before the actual mission, lasting about 4&ndash;6 hours in duration.  The purpose was to test
 out all equipment, and discover any problems or areas lacking proper planning.  It also was an excellent opportunity to test the level
-of training for both [[Astronauts]] and [[Mission Control]] staff. This practice was first started by Mission Commanders Daniel Kekez and Jamie Rosen for the [[1997-98|Jupiter 1998 mission]].
+of training for both [[Astronauts]] and [[Mission Control]] staff. This practice was first started by Mission Commanders [[Daniel Kekez]] and [[Jamie Rosen]] for the [[1997-98|Jupiter 1998 mission]].
 In the 2001&ndash;2002 year, a [[Mission Beta]] was run. The Mission Alpha occured while the [[Habitat]] was still under construction, and as such a second dry run was needed closer to the mission date.

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−	A Mission Alpha ~~was~~ a mission ~~Dry~~-run. This year's ~~mission alpha~~ is mission [[Daedalus)]]. It's destination was pluto.	+	A '''Mission Alpha''' is a mission dry-run. This year's Mission Alpha is mission [[Daedalus]]. It's destination was pluto.

	==Historical==		==Historical==