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* The ''[[Guide: Aventeur|Lewis and Clark]]'' (''Aventeur I'') arrives at and studies [[Jupiter]], | * The ''[[Guide: Aventeur|Lewis and Clark]]'' (''Aventeur I'') arrives at and studies [[Jupiter]], as the first manned visit to the planet.<ref name=DY_sub>[[Guide: DY sublight series|DY sublight series]]</ref><ref name=Aventeur>[[Guide: Aventeur]]</ref> | ||
* The [[New United Nations]] passes the Space Homestead Act, which opens the [[Sol]] system’s inner asteroid belt for colonization by anyone with the means to get there. This marks the beginning of the first great Space Land Rush.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | * The [[New United Nations]] passes the Space Homestead Act, which opens the [[Sol]] system’s inner asteroid belt for colonization by anyone with the means to get there. This marks the beginning of the first great Space Land Rush.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | ||
Revision as of 09:47, 29 November 2020
Historical Events
- The Lewis and Clark (Aventeur I) arrives at and studies Jupiter, as the first manned visit to the planet.[1][2]
- The New United Nations passes the Space Homestead Act, which opens the Sol system’s inner asteroid belt for colonization by anyone with the means to get there. This marks the beginning of the first great Space Land Rush.[3]
- The final Aphrodite mission spacecraft, Nysa (6011), is delivered to NASA.[4]
Checklist
- December:
- Deaths: Hong Xiang
New Technology
Economics
References
- ↑ DY sublight series
- ↑ Guide: Aventeur
- ↑ Federation Spaceflight Chronology
- ↑ Guide: Aphrodite
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