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* NASA sends up the Skylab space station to test the realities of long-term life in space. The station’s third and final crew remains aboard for 84 days. It is a record that will be broken in a few years by the Russians with their ''Salyut'' series of space stations. | * NASA sends up the Skylab space station to test the realities of long-term life in space. The station’s third and final crew remains aboard for 84 days. It is a record that will be broken in a few years by the Russians with their ''Salyut'' series of space stations. | ||
* The astronauts of Apollo 18, the last of the early manned missions to the moon, discover the first of the Slaver stasis boxes. Its existence is kept a carefully controlled secret and no mention of it is ever made in the official mission logs. | * The astronauts of Apollo 18, the last of the early manned missions to the moon, discover the first of the Slaver stasis boxes. Its existence is kept a carefully controlled secret and no mention of it is ever made in the official mission logs. | ||
: ''"Prime" (i.e., game-canon) timeline differs from that of the FSC history in that no credit is given to an anti-gravity belt found within, as [[Earth]] does not attain anti-gravity technology until [[2073]] (possibly from the Vulcans). Most likely, the Slaver box represents further (non-public) proof of the existence of alien life.'' | |||
==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
Revision as of 08:48, 17 December 2017
Campaign Timeline
- NASA sends up the Skylab space station to test the realities of long-term life in space. The station’s third and final crew remains aboard for 84 days. It is a record that will be broken in a few years by the Russians with their Salyut series of space stations.
- The astronauts of Apollo 18, the last of the early manned missions to the moon, discover the first of the Slaver stasis boxes. Its existence is kept a carefully controlled secret and no mention of it is ever made in the official mission logs.
- "Prime" (i.e., game-canon) timeline differs from that of the FSC history in that no credit is given to an anti-gravity belt found within, as Earth does not attain anti-gravity technology until 2073 (possibly from the Vulcans). Most likely, the Slaver box represents further (non-public) proof of the existence of alien life.
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