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* Interferometry telescopy and probe flybys had already confirmed the existence of at least seven planets in the [[a Centauri]] system, assured the scientists that return propellant could be manufactured there, and hinted at the presence of carbon-based life on the fourth and seventh planets of a Centauri A.<ref name=Columbus>[[Guide: Columbus series]]</ref>
* Interferometry telescopy and probe flybys had already confirmed the existence of at least seven planets in the [[a Centauri]] system, assured the scientists that return propellant could be manufactured there, and hinted at the presence of carbon-based life on the fourth and seventh planets of a Centauri A.<ref name=Columbus>[[Guide: Columbus series]]</ref>


* Of the extrasolar systems visited by Earth probes, four (and the Alpha Centauri system) are chosen for manned exploration by the ''Columbus'' program.<ref name=Columbus/>
* Of the extrasolar systems visited by Earth probes, four (and the [[Alpha Centauri]] system) are chosen for manned exploration by the ''Columbus'' program.<ref name=Columbus/>


* The five ''Columbus'' series spacecraft are readied for xenosystem exploration.<ref name=Columbus/>
* The five ''Columbus'' series spacecraft are readied for xenosystem exploration.<ref name=Columbus/>

Revision as of 12:40, 23 May 2020

Historical Events

  • Interferometry telescopy and probe flybys had already confirmed the existence of at least seven planets in the a Centauri system, assured the scientists that return propellant could be manufactured there, and hinted at the presence of carbon-based life on the fourth and seventh planets of a Centauri A.[1]
  • Of the extrasolar systems visited by Earth probes, four (and the Alpha Centauri system) are chosen for manned exploration by the Columbus program.[1]
  • The five Columbus series spacecraft are readied for xenosystem exploration.[1]
  • Late September: A serious accident during the fueling of UNSS Columbus led to eight fatalities and damage to the spacecraft.[1]

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