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* The ''Franklin'' class scoutcraft enters service with the [[UESN]].<ref name=Franklin>[[Guide: Franklin]]</ref>
* The ''Franklin'' class scoutcraft enters service with the [[UESN]].<ref name=Franklin>[[Guide: Franklin]]</ref>


* The space buoy marker system comes into being. The buoys are deployed to mark the first commercial spacelane network (as defined by the [[2073]] treaty).<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology'', referencing "2073", p. 6</ref>  
* The space buoy marker system comes into being. The buoys are deployed to mark the first commercial spacelane network (as defined by the [[2073]] treaty).<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology'', referencing "2073", p. 6</ref>
 
* The underground city of [[Lunaport]] is founded on [[Luna]].
: ''Year is conjecture. [[UE Starfleet]] hosts a extravehicular training facility here prior to [[2152]].''


==Checklist==
==Checklist==

Revision as of 13:07, 29 May 2018

Historical Events

  • Eighteen Vernes had been constructed, seventeen of them had attained warp capability, and sixteen had been launched on missions of exploration, to Epsilon Eridani, Altair, Arcturus and Sirius.[1]
  • Preliminary designing and prototype testing began for the Messier cruiser class.[2]
  • The Gibraltar Dam is completed. (SFC)
  • The UESN completes the purchase of the last of 22 DY-500 Wheeler class transports.[3]
  • The Franklin class scoutcraft enters service with the UESN.[4]
  • The space buoy marker system comes into being. The buoys are deployed to mark the first commercial spacelane network (as defined by the 2073 treaty).[5]
Year is conjecture. UE Starfleet hosts a extravehicular training facility here prior to 2152.

Checklist

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New Technology

Economics

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References

  1. ↑ Guide: Verne
  2. ↑ Guide: Messier
  3. ↑ Guide: DY warp series
  4. ↑ Guide: Franklin
  5. ↑ Federation Spaceflight Chronology, referencing "2073", p. 6






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