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* The Class A / Grumman DC-5 'Bubble' EVA pod first enters service with the [[Great Khanate]] and licensed for use with [[NASA]], [[China]], and other client nations and corporations.<ref name=ClassA>[[Guide: Class A (pod)]]</ref> | |||
* '''September''' 12: [[Goddard Moonbase]] is officially declared ready to begin commercial operations. The science staff expands to some 70 personnel specializing in the fields of space research and industry. The base itself has now grown well beyond its original three geodesic domes, so much that it can now be spotted with telescopes from the surface of [[Earth]].<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | * '''September''' 12: [[Goddard Moonbase]] is officially declared ready to begin commercial operations. The science staff expands to some 70 personnel specializing in the fields of space research and industry. The base itself has now grown well beyond its original three geodesic domes, so much that it can now be spotted with telescopes from the surface of [[Earth]].<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | ||
Revision as of 20:14, 13 January 2018
Historical Events
- The Class A / Grumman DC-5 'Bubble' EVA pod first enters service with the Great Khanate and licensed for use with NASA, China, and other client nations and corporations.[1]
- September 12: Goddard Moonbase is officially declared ready to begin commercial operations. The science staff expands to some 70 personnel specializing in the fields of space research and industry. The base itself has now grown well beyond its original three geodesic domes, so much that it can now be spotted with telescopes from the surface of Earth.[2]
Checklist
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New Technology
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Economics
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References
- ↑ Guide: Class A (pod)
- ↑ Federation Spaceflight Chronology
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