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* The Asteroid Belt Lander program confirms what | * The Asteroid Belt Lander program confirms what Human space scientists have long suspected: the inner asteroid belt of the [[Sol]] system is rich in raw materials, making it a prime source for mining in the near future to fuel [[Earth]]’s rapid space industrialization.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | ||
* Construction begins on the first of the ''Aphrodite'' mission spacecraft for NASA.<ref name=Aphrodite>[[Guide: Aphrodite]]</ref> | |||
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==New Technology== | ==New Technology== | ||
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==Economics== | ==Economics== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Historical Events
- The Asteroid Belt Lander program confirms what Human space scientists have long suspected: the inner asteroid belt of the Sol system is rich in raw materials, making it a prime source for mining in the near future to fuel Earth’s rapid space industrialization.[1]
- Construction begins on the first of the Aphrodite mission spacecraft for NASA.[2]
Checklist
New Technology
Economics
References
- ↑ Federation Spaceflight Chronology
- ↑ Guide: Aphrodite
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