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February 7th: Contact with Charybdis is lost, following indications from telemetry that the spacecraft is at a velocity twelve times that necessary for solar escape.^[1]

Maersk Space Freight abruptly withdraws from its lease contract with Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, explicitly condemning the DY-130 interplanetary transport.^[2]

August: TAU Five, the Jacob, launches along the same track as Charybdis, in order to discover what might have happened to that mission.^[3]

Month of launch is conjecture.

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 ==Historical Events==
-*The final three missions of the ''TAU'' series are launched. <ref> Guide: [[TAU series (Guide)|TAU series]]</ref>
+* '''February 7th''': Contact with ''Charybdis'' is lost, following indications from telemetry that the spacecraft is at a velocity twelve times that necessary for solar escape.<ref name=MA_TAU>[http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Charybdis Memory Alpha: Charybdis]</ref>
-:''The source indicates there were eight vessels of the series built, but only mentions the existance of five within the article. It is assumed, based on the rate of launch of the first five (also an assumption) that the final three were launched in [[2038]].
+* Maersk Space Freight abruptly withdraws from its lease contract with Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, explicitly condemning the DY-130 interplanetary transport.<ref name=DYsublight>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref>
-==New Technology==
+* '''August''': TAU Five, the ''Jacob'', launches along the same track as ''Charybdis'', in order to discover what might have happened to that mission.<ref name=TAU>[[Guide: TAU]]</ref>
-*
+: ''Month of launch is conjecture.''
+* Construction begins on the DY-140 ''Helsinki'' class mission spacecraft.<ref name=DYsublight>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref>
-==Reminders==
+==New Technology==
 *
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 ==References==
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