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: ''The birthyear has been debated, but the consensus is that [[2032]] is spoken in ''Star Trek: First Contact'' and is therefore canon.''
: ''The birthyear has been debated, but the consensus is that [[2032]] is spoken in ''Star Trek: First Contact'' and is therefore canon.''


* '''Early Year''': The ''[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)|Ares]]'' series spacecraft ''Lucifer''  conducts the ''Ares III'' mission to [[Mars]], the thirteenth successful manned sortie to reach that planet.<ref name=DY_sub>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref><ref name=Ares/>
* '''Early Year''': The ''[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)|Ares]]'' series spacecraft ''Guan Yu''  conducts the ''Ares III'' mission to [[Mars]], the thirteenth successful manned sortie to reach that planet.<ref name=DY_sub>[[Guide: DY sublight series]]</ref><ref name=Ares/>


* '''October 19th''': The ''[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)|Ares IV]]'' mission to [[Mars]] fails when the command capsule disappears, stranding two astronauts on the surface.<ref name=Ares>[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)]]</ref>
* '''October 19th''': The ''[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)|Ares IV]]'' mission to [[Mars]] fails when the command capsule disappears, stranding two astronauts on the surface.<ref name=Ares>[[Guide:Ares (Mars mission class)]]</ref>

Revision as of 12:43, 17 September 2020

Historical Events

  • 09 February: Zefram Cochrane is born in St. Paul, Minnesota.[1]
The birthyear has been debated, but the consensus is that 2032 is spoken in Star Trek: First Contact and is therefore canon.
  • Early Year: The Ares series spacecraft Guan Yu conducts the Ares III mission to Mars, the thirteenth successful manned sortie to reach that planet.[2][3]
  • October 19th: The Ares IV mission to Mars fails when the command capsule disappears, stranding two astronauts on the surface.[3]
  • November 9th: The Ares V launches early to perform the rescue of the stranded Ares IV astronauts.[3]

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