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==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
* | * Analysis of interferometry telescopy and probe flybys confirm the existence of at least seven planets in the [[Alpha Centauri]] system, assuring the scientists that return propellant can be manufactured there, and hinting at the presence of carbon-based life on the third and fourth planets of the system.<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/> | ||
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==New Technology== | ==New Technology== | ||
*[[Build: Communication_Systems_#8.15.1_Subspace_Radio|Type II Interplanetary Radio system]] | * [[Build: Communication_Systems_#8.15.1_Subspace_Radio|Type II Interplanetary Radio system]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 12:44, 23 May 2020
Historical Events
- Analysis of interferometry telescopy and probe flybys confirm the existence of at least seven planets in the Alpha Centauri system, assuring the scientists that return propellant can be manufactured there, and hinting at the presence of carbon-based life on the third and fourth planets of the system.[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]
New Technology
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