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* The ''[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)|Ares II]]'' returns to [[Mars]], to test the viability of equipment and structures for a permanent base.<ref name=Ares>[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)]]</ref> | * The ''[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)|Ares II]]'' returns to [[Mars]], to test the viability of equipment and structures for a permanent base.<ref name=Ares>[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)]]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, 11 June 2020
Historical Events
- The Western Alliance, Pan-African Alliance, Muslim Bloc and a mix of nations from the Far East and Middle East help divert the orbits of a number of asteroids due to impact with the planet, threatening all life in Earth. The effort was able to capture six of the fragments, eventually moving them to Earth's L-5 point, where they were eventually hollowed out and converted to O'Neil-style space habitats: Vanguard colony, Colony Roykirk, the Moss-Offenhouse colony, the NicholCorp facility, the Brynner Asteroid, and the Starling Habitat.[2], (SFC)
- Shortly after the cooperative success of defending Earth, the Asian nations formalize their relationship into the Eastern Coalition.(SFC)
- Conjecture
- The Ares II returns to Mars, to test the viability of equipment and structures for a permanent base.[3]
New Technology
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