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* '''February 7th''': Contact with ''Charybdis'' is lost, following indications from telemetry that the spacecraft is at a velocity | * '''February 7th''': Contact with ''Charybdis'' is lost, following indications from telemetry that the spacecraft is at a velocity twelve times that necessary for solar escape.<ref name=MA_TAU>[http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Charybdis Memory Alpha: Charybdis]</ref> | ||
* Maersk Space Freight abruptly withdraws from its lease contract with Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, explicitly condemning the DY-130 interplanetary transport.<ref name=DYsublight>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref> | * Maersk Space Freight abruptly withdraws from its lease contract with Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, explicitly condemning the DY-130 interplanetary transport.<ref name=DYsublight>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 07:17, 24 November 2022
Historical Events
- February 7th: Contact with Charybdis is lost, following indications from telemetry that the spacecraft is at a velocity twelve times that necessary for solar escape.[1]
- Maersk Space Freight abruptly withdraws from its lease contract with Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems, explicitly condemning the DY-130 interplanetary transport.[2]
- August: Tau Five, the Jacob, launches along the same track as Charybdis, in order to discover what might have happened to that mission.[3]
- Month of launch is conjecture.
- Construction begins on the DY-140 Helsinki class mission spacecraft.[2]
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