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	\| Sep 17\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Talks Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. / {{flagicon\|Soviet Union}} Moscow \|\| The United States and Soviet Union jointly announce that they will hold bilateral talks in Washington, D.C. on the topic of extramartian space travel. They cite limiting danger to civilians and regulating the militarization of space as purposes for the talks.		\| Sep 17\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Talks Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. / {{flagicon\|Soviet Union}} Moscow \|\| The United States and Soviet Union jointly announce that they will hold bilateral talks in Washington, D.C. on the topic of extramartian space travel. They cite limiting danger to civilians and regulating the militarization of space as purposes for the talks.
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	\| Sep 2\|\| '''Spearhead 8 Probe Lost''' \|\| Translunar Space \|\| The U.S. Air Force's Spearhead 8 probe that was returning to Earth from a mission to Saturn to collect samples and gather imagery was lost in translunar space. Details of the loss of the probe were classified. ~~Some~~ on ~~Luna~~ report ~~they believed an interceptor missile fired at~~ one of the USAF's batteries, but such reports are unsubstantiated.		\| Sep 2\|\| '''Spearhead 8 Probe Lost''' \|\| Translunar Space \|\| The U.S. Air Force's Spearhead 8 probe that was returning to Earth from a mission to Saturn to collect samples and gather imagery was lost in translunar space. Details of the loss of the probe were classified. Two civilian employees on the Ravern L1 lunar space elevator report having seen interceptors fire from one of the USAF's defense batteries in lunar orbit, but such reports are unsubstantiated.
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	\| July 4 \|\| '''The Ares Program Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States government announces the Ares Program as its next space program. It was to be focused on exploring and developing areas of the solar system beyond Mars. Unlike previous space programs, which were administered by NASA (a civilian agency), the Ares Program was a program of the Department of Defense.		\| July 4 \|\| '''The Ares Program Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States government announces the Ares Program as its next space program. It was to be focused on exploring and developing areas of the solar system beyond Mars. Unlike previous space programs, which were administered by NASA (a civilian agency), the Ares Program was a program of the Department of Defense.
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	\| Feb 9 \|\| '''US-European Cooperation on ~~Space~~ Exploration Ends''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States cancels the joint American-British-French mission to Europa and ends the Ceres Program~~. It simultaneously cancels all domestic civilian space exploration projects beyond Mars~~.		\| Feb 9 \|\| '''US-European Cooperation on Interplanetary Exploration Ends''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States cancels the joint American-British-French mission to Europa (Ceres 3) and ends the Ceres Program.
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	\| Feb 7 \|\| '''Ceres 2 Returns from Jupiter''' \|\| Pacific Ocean \|\|The Ceres 2 mission, the first manned mission to orbit Jupiter and the longest manned space mission at the time, returns to Earth.		\| Feb 7 \|\| '''Ceres 2 Returns from Jupiter''' \|\| Pacific Ocean \|\|The Ceres 2 mission, the first manned mission to orbit Jupiter and the longest manned space mission at the time, returns to Earth.

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	\| Feb 1\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Line Demarcated''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\| The United States and Soviet Union announce that they will ban all civilian space travel beyond Mars~~' gravity well~~. This boundary is colloquially referred to as the MacDonald-Ospanova Line in the press. The Western and Central European powers protest, but do not have their own means of colonizing space beyond Luna en masse. The United States will later limit NASA's jurisdiction to as far as Mars and criminalize commercial activities beyond Mars except for those contracted by the Department of Defense.		\| Feb 1\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Line Demarcated''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\| The United States and Soviet Union announce that they will ban all civilian space travel beyond Mars. This boundary is colloquially referred to as the MacDonald-Ospanova Line in the press. The Western and Central European powers protest, but do not have their own means of colonizing space beyond Luna en masse. The United States will later limit NASA's jurisdiction to as far as Mars and criminalize commercial activities beyond Mars except for those contracted by the Department of Defense. Protocols are established between the United States and Soviet Union to monitor space military forces beyond Luna, but the details of these protocols are classified to the public.
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	\| style="text-align: center;" rowspan="2"\| '''2036'''		\| style="text-align: center;" rowspan="2"\| '''2036'''
	\| Sep 17\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Talks Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. / {{flagicon\|Soviet Union}} Moscow \|\| The United States and Soviet Union jointly announce that they ~~would~~ hold bilateral talks in Washington, D.C. on the topic of extramartian space travel. They cite limiting danger to civilians and regulating the militarization of space as purposes for the talks.		\| Sep 17\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Talks Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. / {{flagicon\|Soviet Union}} Moscow \|\| The United States and Soviet Union jointly announce that they will hold bilateral talks in Washington, D.C. on the topic of extramartian space travel. They cite limiting danger to civilians and regulating the militarization of space as purposes for the talks.
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	\| Sep 2\|\| '''Spearhead 8 Probe Lost''' \|\| Translunar Space \|\| The U.S. Air Force's Spearhead 8 probe that was returning to Earth from a mission to Saturn to collect samples and gather imagery was lost in translunar space. Details of the loss of the probe were classified. Some on Luna report they believed an interceptor missile fired at one of the USAF's batteries, but such reports are unsubstantiated.		\| Sep 2\|\| '''Spearhead 8 Probe Lost''' \|\| Translunar Space \|\| The U.S. Air Force's Spearhead 8 probe that was returning to Earth from a mission to Saturn to collect samples and gather imagery was lost in translunar space. Details of the loss of the probe were classified. Some on Luna report they believed an interceptor missile fired at one of the USAF's batteries, but such reports are unsubstantiated.

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			\| Feb 1\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Line Demarcated''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\| The United States and Soviet Union announce that they will ban all civilian space travel beyond Mars' gravity well. This boundary is colloquially referred to as the MacDonald-Ospanova Line in the press. The Western and Central European powers protest, but do not have their own means of colonizing space beyond Luna en masse. The United States will later limit NASA's jurisdiction to as far as Mars and criminalize commercial activities beyond Mars except for those contracted by the Department of Defense.
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			\| Sep 17\|\| '''MacDonald-Ospanova Talks Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. / {{flagicon\|Soviet Union}} Moscow \|\| The United States and Soviet Union jointly announce that they would hold bilateral talks in Washington, D.C. on the topic of extramartian space travel. They cite limiting danger to civilians and regulating the militarization of space as purposes for the talks.
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	\| Sep 2\|\| '''Spearhead 8 Probe Lost''' \|\| Translunar Space \|\| The U.S. Air Force's Spearhead 8 probe that was returning to Earth from a mission to Saturn to collect samples and gather imagery was lost in translunar space. Details of the loss of the probe were classified. Some on Luna report they believed an interceptor missile fired at one of the USAF's batteries, but such reports are unsubstantiated.		\| Sep 2\|\| '''Spearhead 8 Probe Lost''' \|\| Translunar Space \|\| The U.S. Air Force's Spearhead 8 probe that was returning to Earth from a mission to Saturn to collect samples and gather imagery was lost in translunar space. Details of the loss of the probe were classified. Some on Luna report they believed an interceptor missile fired at one of the USAF's batteries, but such reports are unsubstantiated.
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 | Oct 22 || '''GNASE Space Elevator Opened''' || {{flagicon|United States}} Lapeer County, Michigan ||The first [[Technology#Types_of_Space_Elevators|Type Four space elevator]], and consequently the first with an anchor station not near the equator or the poles, is opened as a joint project between the United States and Canada.
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	\| Feb 9 \|\| '''US-European Cooperation on Space Exploration Ends''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States cancels the joint American-British-French mission to Europa and ends the Ceres Program. It simultaneously cancels all domestic civilian space exploration projects beyond Mars.		\| Feb 9 \|\| '''US-European Cooperation on Space Exploration Ends''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States cancels the joint American-British-French mission to Europa and ends the Ceres Program. It simultaneously cancels all domestic civilian space exploration projects beyond Mars.
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	\| Feb 7 \|\| '''Ceres 2 Returns from Jupiter''' \|\| Pacific Ocean \|\|The Ceres 2 mission, the first manned mission to Jupiter and the longest manned space mission at the time, returns to Earth.		\| Feb 7 \|\| '''Ceres 2 Returns from Jupiter''' \|\| Pacific Ocean \|\|The Ceres 2 mission, the first manned mission to orbit Jupiter and the longest manned space mission at the time, returns to Earth.
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	\| July 4 \|\| '''The Ares Program Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States government announces the Ares Program as its next space program. It was to be focused on exploring and developing areas of the solar system beyond Mars. Unlike previous space programs, which were administered by NASA (a civilian agency), the Ares Program was a program of the Department of Defense.		\| July 4 \|\| '''The Ares Program Announced''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} Washington, D.C. \|\|The United States government announces the Ares Program as its next space program. It was to be focused on exploring and developing areas of the solar system beyond Mars. Unlike previous space programs, which were administered by NASA (a civilian agency), the Ares Program was a program of the Department of Defense.
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	\| Jan 1 \|\| '''US Electricity Becomes 51% Nuclear''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} United States \|\|Nuclear power becomes the majority of electricity production in the United States ~~for the first time~~.		\| Jan 1 \|\| '''US Electricity Becomes 51% Nuclear''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} United States \|\|Nuclear power becomes the majority of electricity production in the United States six years after surpassing coal as its single largest electricity generation source.
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	\| Jan \|\| '''US Electricity Becomes 51% Nuclear''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} \|\|Nuclear power becomes the majority of electricity production in the United States for the first time.		\| Jan 1 \|\| '''US Electricity Becomes 51% Nuclear''' \|\| {{flagicon\|United States}} United States \|\|Nuclear power becomes the majority of electricity production in the United States for the first time.
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