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ISA Ship Registry
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The International Space Agency<\/strong> (ISA<\/strong>) was founded in 2018 by the New United Nations (NUN) in an effort intended to coordinate combined national space exploration and safe operation and transit of commercial vessels. In that role, it operated a variety of spacecraft types, conducting oversight of missions in the areas of system survey, rescue, regulatory enforcement, technology testing, and extrasolar exploration. In 2053, upon the collapse of the NUN in the final stages of World War III, the United States of America took administrative control of the agency for the purpose of mission continuity. The NUN re-assumed administrative functions upon its reformation in 2065, splitting the ISA into two different entities: the United Earth Space Probe Agency and the United Earth Stellar Navy in 2067 and 2069, respectively.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Clicking on the arrows will allow the sorting of the table.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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