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* In tremendous turmoil over the role of the United Nations in North Korea and being over-extended in humanitarian crises precipitated by the fall of the Great Khanate, the United Nation is suddenly disbanded.<ref>SFC</ref> | * In tremendous turmoil over the role of the United Nations in North Korea and being over-extended in humanitarian crises precipitated by the fall of the Great Khanate, the United Nation is suddenly disbanded.<ref>SFC</ref> | ||
* The '' | * The ''Aphrodite'' series mission spacecraft enters service with NASA.<ref name=Aphrodite>[[Guide: Aphrodite]]</ref> | ||
* The [[Mercury]] Rover successfully surveys a portion of the hottest planet in the [[Sol]] System.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | * The [[Mercury]] Rover successfully surveys a portion of the hottest planet in the [[Sol]] System.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref> | ||
Revision as of 09:34, 31 October 2020
Historical Events
- In tremendous turmoil over the role of the United Nations in North Korea and being over-extended in humanitarian crises precipitated by the fall of the Great Khanate, the United Nation is suddenly disbanded.[1]
- The Aphrodite series mission spacecraft enters service with NASA.[2]
- The ESA launches its own space station, in order to better service the unique needs of the Common Market.[3]
Checklist
- February:
- Retirements: Tai Guo
- April:
- Retirements: Jianhong Lu
New Technology
Economics
References
- ↑ SFC
- ↑ Guide: Aphrodite
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Federation Spaceflight Chronology
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