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==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
* | * The ''Lewis and Clark'' returns to [[Earth]] from the ''Aventeur I'' mission. The evidence of extraterrestrial mining on [[Saturn]]'s moons is released to select space-exploration nations. This concludes the Grand Tour.<ref name=DYsublight>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref><ref name=Aventeur>[[Guide: Aventeur]]</ref> | ||
: ''The release of the information only to select nations is to reflect the presumed lack of knowledge of alien life at the time of First Contact in [[2063]].'' | |||
* The DY-140 ''Helsinki'' mission spacecraft enters service with the [[International Space Agency]].<ref name=DYsublight>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref> | |||
* Approach communications between Western Alliance spacecraft on resupply duty and a certain ''[[Guide: Aphrodite|Aphrodite]]'' waystation owned by a reclusive Earth magnate unexpectedly ceases.<ref name=Companion>[[Guide: Companion]]</ref> | |||
==New Technology== | ==New Technology== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 12 October 2022
Historical Events
- The Lewis and Clark returns to Earth from the Aventeur I mission. The evidence of extraterrestrial mining on Saturn's moons is released to select space-exploration nations. This concludes the Grand Tour.[1][2]
- The release of the information only to select nations is to reflect the presumed lack of knowledge of alien life at the time of First Contact in 2063.
- The DY-140 Helsinki mission spacecraft enters service with the International Space Agency.[1]
- Approach communications between Western Alliance spacecraft on resupply duty and a certain Aphrodite waystation owned by a reclusive Earth magnate unexpectedly ceases.[3]
New Technology
References
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