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==Mission Purpose==
 
==Mission Purpose==
  
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To provide additional evidence to the ongoing debate as to whether Mars was ever geologically active or any other interesting geological discussions, a team of six astronauts flew to Mars, collected samples, analysed these samples, took photospectro analysis of Phobos and Deimos, and returned to Earth
  
 
==Continuity==
 
==Continuity==
  
TBA
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*The AYSE drive and the hab were rescued in a prior rescue mission
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*The hab has landed near OCESS and AYSE is in orbit, only a few km lower than the ISS
  
 
==Astronauts==
 
==Astronauts==
* [[Arrian Leclaire]] ([[Habitat Commander]])  
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* [[Arrian Amir-Rafiei|Arrian LeClaire]] ([[Habitat Commander]])  
* [[Matthew Dunbar]] ([[Habitat Sub-Commander]]
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* [[Matthew Dunbar]] ([[Habitat Sub-Commander]])
* [[Patrick Melanson]]
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* [[Patrick Melanson]] ([[Co-Pilot]])
* [[Max Jeffcott]]
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* [[Max Jeffcott]] ([[Chief Engineer|Chef Engineer]])
* [[Richard Hum]]  
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* [[Richard Hum]] ([[Medic]])
* [[Noah Slavich]]  
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* [[Noah Slavitch]] ([[Able Crewman]])
  
 
==Highlights==
 
==Highlights==
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|PrevMiss = Drake-Sagan 2011
 
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|NextMiss = Pritchett 2013
 
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Latest revision as of 20:26, 18 December 2015

Red Sun 2012
Year 2011-12
Mission Destination Mars
Mission Dates Feb. 28 - Mar. 3, 2011
Habitat Commander Arrian LeClaire
Subcommander Matthew Dunbar
Mission Control Commander Zola Magwood
Simulator Commander Jane MacLeod
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The 2012 Mission to Mars, or Mission Red Sun, was the fourth mission in the Hawking III.


Mission Purpose

To provide additional evidence to the ongoing debate as to whether Mars was ever geologically active or any other interesting geological discussions, a team of six astronauts flew to Mars, collected samples, analysed these samples, took photospectro analysis of Phobos and Deimos, and returned to Earth

Continuity

  • The AYSE drive and the hab were rescued in a prior rescue mission
  • The hab has landed near OCESS and AYSE is in orbit, only a few km lower than the ISS

Astronauts

Highlights

  • The mission started 12 hours late (an improvement over last year).


Previous Mission This Mission Next Mission
Drake-Sagan 2011 Red Sun 2012 Pritchett 2013