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==Historical Events== | ==Historical Events== | ||
* The New United Nations | * The New United Nations declares "no [[Earth]] citizen can be made to answer for the crimes of their race or forebearers".<ref name=MA_NUN>[http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/New_United_Nations Memory Alpha: "New United Nations"]</ref> | ||
* The Class A3 / Mars Century SP-W04 'Zent Mk II' EVA pod enters service with several nations, their space agencies, and corporations.<ref name=ClassA3>[[Guide: Class A3 (pod)]]</ref> | * The Class A3 / Mars Century SP-W04 'Zent Mk II' EVA pod enters service with several nations, their space agencies, and corporations.<ref name=ClassA3>[[Guide: Class A3 (pod)]]</ref> | ||
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==New Technology== | ==New Technology== | ||
* [[Inertial Damping Field (Inertial Stabilizer | * [[Build: Inertial Damping Field (Inertial Stabilizer)|Inertial Stabilizer]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:00, 12 June 2020
Historical Events
- The New United Nations declares "no Earth citizen can be made to answer for the crimes of their race or forebearers".[1]
- The Class A3 / Mars Century SP-W04 'Zent Mk II' EVA pod enters service with several nations, their space agencies, and corporations.[2]
- February: Tau One, the Daedalus, becomes the first manned vessel to attempt to leave the Sol system, when it launches for the heliopause.[3]
- Month of launch is conjecture.
- July: Contact with the main computer of the Daedalus is lost.[3]
- Month is conjecture.
- August: After a prolonged effort to re-establish communications with Daedalus, brief telemetry contact with the monitoring systems revealed a series of onboard fires and subsystem failures. Soon thereafter, the ship vanished in the inner Oort cloud, and was presumed destroyed.[3]
- Month is conjecture.
- The first of more than 400 interceptors are launched into orbit.[4]
New Technology
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