2000s: Difference between revisions

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Additional manned missions to asteroids and the moons of Mars are conducted from Earth.^[1]

Riding upon the technology spread by the Great Khanate and its companies, new countries on Earth achieve space capability.^[2]

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 ==Summary==
-Manned missions to asteroids and the moons of Mars were conducted. <ref> Guide: [[DY series (Guide)|DY series]] </ref> Technology leaps implemented by the genetically-augmented scientists enabled most western countries to mount elaborate space programs, and various new countries on [[Earth]] entered the space race. <ref> Guide: [[TAU series (Guide)|TAU series]]</ref>
 ==Years==
-*[[2000]]
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-*[[2001]]
+* [[2000]]
-*[[2002]]
+* [[2001]]
-*[[2003]]
+* [[2002]]
-*[[2004]]
+* [[2003]]
-*[[2005]]
+* [[2004]]
-*[[2006]]
+* [[2005]]
-*[[2007]]
+* [[2006]]
-*[[2008]]
+* [[2007]]
-*[[2009]]
+* [[2008]]
+* [[2009]]
+</div>
+==Events==
+* Additional manned missions to asteroids and the moons of Mars are conducted from [[Earth]].<ref name=DY>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref>
-==Events==
+* Riding upon the technology spread by the Great Khanate and its companies, new countries on [[Earth]] achieve space capability.<ref name=TAU>[[Guide: TAU]]</ref>
-*Between [[2000]] and [[2009]], a total of 212 interplanetary and 51 interstellar probes were launched from [[Earth]], and six major manned orbital platforms were assembled. <ref> Guide: [[TAU series (Guide)|TAU series]]</ref>
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 ==References==