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* The last of the Khanate's twenty interplanetary missions are launched from [[Earth]], mostly to [[Mars]].<ref name=DY_sub>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref>
* The last of the Khanate's twenty interplanetary missions are launched from [[Earth]], mostly to [[Mars]].<ref name=DY_sub>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref>
* Two dozen ''DY'' series craft (and associated launch equipment) are recovered by the Earth's superpowers on the ground. The USAF and ROK currently operate the only active spacecraft (2 and 1, respectively; both ''DY'' series), while six abandoned Chinese vessels are left in orbit and are later recovered.<ref name=DY_sub/>
: ''This needs to be amended both here and in the article, as plenty of ships were operated by client nations and were in space. (in SFC-canon).''


* The Great Khanate's [[Mars]] colony fails.<ref name=DY_sub/>
* The Great Khanate's [[Mars]] colony fails.<ref name=DY_sub/>

Revision as of 14:30, 17 September 2020

Historical Events

  • 01 January: A major shift occurs in Earth's global economy.[1]
  • The last of the Khanate's twenty interplanetary missions are launched from Earth, mostly to Mars.[2]
  • The Great Khanate's Mars colony fails.[2]
The time of failure is assumed, as a factor of early state of dependence for sustainability from the Great Khanate, which had recently fallen.
  • The Eurasian Confederation, incorporating Russia and former Soviet satellite nations Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, is founded, in order to combine natural and technical resources and get a foot in the door of the space-faring nations club. [3]
  • January 10: Khanton falls, with Khan Singh and 84 followers escaping undiscovered the next day on a DY-100 they had held in reserve.[2][4]
  • Construction of the DY-100 series of interplanetary transports is suddenly halted by the dramatic disruption of the Eugenics Wars.[5]

Checklist

New Technology

References






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