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<div style="text-align:center;">'''[[Stardate#Reference_Stardates|Reference Stardate]] 0/1001 through 0/1012'''</div>
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* RSD 0/1000: The first Earth/Space census by the United Nations shows 1500 people living off-world, and estimates as many as 7500 could be living in space by 2020.<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2010==
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* RSD 0/1000: Solar power now accounts for 40% of US energy use. A worldwide accelerated solar power satellite program will be completed within a decade.<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1000: The first [[Earth]]/Space census by the [[United Nations]] shows 1500 people living off-world, and estimates as many as 7500 could be living in space by 2020.<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1000: Solar power now accounts for 40% of [[United States of America|US]] energy use. A worldwide accelerated solar power satellite program will be completed within a decade.<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2011==
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==2012==
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* RSD 0/1200: Marsbase 1, the first interplanetary outpost, begins the first thorough search for life, past or present, on [[Mars]], among other scientific objectives. Director Mark Glynn leads a crew of fifteen scientists.<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2013==
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* RSD 0/1300: The [[DY-300 class|DY-300]], the successor to the [[DY-100 class|DY-100]], undergoes prototype testing. The design has some serious flaws that prevent it from entering service.<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2014==
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* RSD 0/1400: The [[Space Homesteading Act]] affords enterprising pioneers the opportunity to acquire property in the [[Sol System|Solar System]]. From the beginning, the Act proves to be popular and workable.<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1400: The first manned [[Jupiter]] mission aboard the [[Aventeur class|''Aventeur''-class]] [[U.N.S.S. Lewis and Clark|U.N.S.S. ''Lewis and Clark'']] under [[Ranks#United_States_Air_Force|Colonel]] [[Christopher, Shaun Geoffrey|Shaun Geoffrey Christopher]] departs on humanity's farthest journey from [[Earth]].<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2015==
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* RSD 0/1500: Marsbase 2 expands the search for extraterrestrial life.<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1500: The first interstellar probes, the [[Stellar Series Probes|Stellar Series]], are launched toward nearby stars. The series ends in 2022.<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1500: The [[Lindbergh class|''Lindbergh'' class]] space ferry is retired from service.<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2016==
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==2017==
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* RSD 0/1700: The [[Stellar Series Probes|Stellar Series]] probe [[U Thant]], which utilized advanced [[artificial intelligence]] technology due to its extreme range from contact with [[Earth]], reports large amounts of [[antimatter]] in the interstellar void just 120.4 [[AU|AUs]] beyond [[Pluto]]. The startling discovery subsequently changes the course of spaceflight technology.<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2018==
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* RSD 0/1800: Marsbase 3 begins an in-depth study on the mining of materials from [[Mars#Phobos|Phobos]] and [[Mars#Deimos|Deimos]].<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1800: The first homesteaders begin leaving for the asteroid belt.<ref name="SFC"/>
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==2019==
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* RSD 0/1900: On [[Mars#Phobos|Phobos]], the larger Martian moon, a temporary base is set up as the first mining activity begins.<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1900: The [[DY-100 class]] undergoes extensive design and performance upgrades to become the [[DY-500 class]]. DY-500 vessels include the [[U.N.S.S. Wheeler (DY-500)|U.N.S.S. ''Wheeler'']] and the [[U.N.S.S. Courageous (DY-500)|U.N.S.S. ''Courageous'']].<ref name="SFC"/>
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* RSD 0/1907.20 (20 July): On the 50th anniversary of the first manned mission to the [[Moon (Sol IIIa)|moon]], all six original [[Apollo program|Apollo]] landing sites officially become protected historic landmarks.<ref name="SFC"/>
  
 
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Revision as of 07:52, 14 January 2019

Reference Stardate 0/1001 through 0/1912

2010

  • RSD 0/1000: The first Earth/Space census by the United Nations shows 1500 people living off-world, and estimates as many as 7500 could be living in space by 2020.[1]
  • RSD 0/1000: Solar power now accounts for 40% of US energy use. A worldwide accelerated solar power satellite program will be completed within a decade.[1]

2011

2012

  • RSD 0/1200: Marsbase 1, the first interplanetary outpost, begins the first thorough search for life, past or present, on Mars, among other scientific objectives. Director Mark Glynn leads a crew of fifteen scientists.[1]

2013

  • RSD 0/1300: The DY-300, the successor to the DY-100, undergoes prototype testing. The design has some serious flaws that prevent it from entering service.[1]

2014

2015

  • RSD 0/1500: Marsbase 2 expands the search for extraterrestrial life.[1]
  • RSD 0/1500: The first interstellar probes, the Stellar Series, are launched toward nearby stars. The series ends in 2022.[1]
  • RSD 0/1500: The Lindbergh class space ferry is retired from service.[1]

2016

2017

2018

  • RSD 0/1800: Marsbase 3 begins an in-depth study on the mining of materials from Phobos and Deimos.[1]
  • RSD 0/1800: The first homesteaders begin leaving for the asteroid belt.[1]

2019

  • RSD 0/1900: On Phobos, the larger Martian moon, a temporary base is set up as the first mining activity begins.[1]
  • RSD 0/1900: The DY-100 class undergoes extensive design and performance upgrades to become the DY-500 class. DY-500 vessels include the U.N.S.S. Wheeler and the U.N.S.S. Courageous.[1]
  • RSD 0/1907.20 (20 July): On the 50th anniversary of the first manned mission to the moon, all six original Apollo landing sites officially become protected historic landmarks.[1]
References
  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 Goldstein, Stan and Goldstein, Fred with Sternbach, Rick. Star Trek: Spaceflight Chronology. Pocket Books, 1980.
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