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==Historical Events==
==Historical Events==
* Factions of eco-terrorists launch attacks that are responsible for as many as 37 million deaths, in what will historically be identified as the opening conflicts of World War III.<ref name=MB_WW3>[http://startrek.wikia.com/wiki/World_War_III Memory Beta: "World War III"]</ref>
* Factions of eco-terrorists launch a series of attacks that are responsible for as many as 37 million deaths.<ref name=MB_WW3>[http://startrek.wikia.com/wiki/World_War_III Memory Beta: "World War III"]</ref>


* Astronomers detect a series of asteroids on a clear path for a near-[[Earth]] passage.<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>
* Astronomers detect a series of asteroids on a clear path for a near-[[Earth]] passage.<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>


* Multiple analysis of the threatening asteroids confirms a number of them will collide with the Earth over a period of three years (starting in [[2031]]), threatening all life.<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref>
* Multiple analysis of the threatening asteroids confirms a number of them will collide with Earth over a period of three years (starting in [[2031]]), threatening all life.<ref name=SFC>SFC</ref><ref name=Companion>[[Guide: Companion]]</ref>
 
* The ''Ponce de León'' (''Aventeur II'') returns to [[Earth]], having completed its part of the Grand Tour.<ref name=Aventeur>[[Guide: Aventeur]]</ref>
 
* The ''John Frémont '' (''Aventeur V'') is remotely recalled to [[Earth]], well prior to its arrival at [[Jupiter]].<ref name=Aventeur>[[Guide: Aventeur]]</ref>


==Checklist==
==Checklist==

Latest revision as of 08:20, 9 October 2022

Historical Events

  • Factions of eco-terrorists launch a series of attacks that are responsible for as many as 37 million deaths.[1]
  • Astronomers detect a series of asteroids on a clear path for a near-Earth passage.[2]
  • Multiple analysis of the threatening asteroids confirms a number of them will collide with Earth over a period of three years (starting in 2031), threatening all life.[2][3]
  • The Ponce de León (Aventeur II) returns to Earth, having completed its part of the Grand Tour.[4]
  • The John Frémont (Aventeur V) is remotely recalled to Earth, well prior to its arrival at Jupiter.[4]

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