Xirnium
09-01-2006, 03:17
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Xirniumite Aeronautics and Space Agency
Vision for the future
Archangel Project
The Archangel VI is the largest and most complex Xirniumite scientific project in history. Expected to be completed by 2008 (with construction commencing this year), the station will represent an unprecedented move off-planet, and will dwarf the International Space Station (measuring 200 metres across and 180 metres long).
The station will be equipped with 15 state-of-the-art research laboratories, which will be able to exploit the unique microgravity environment. The station will also serve as a refuel and refit location for other spacecraft.
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Wayfarer Projects
A vast host of assignments are currently in final planing stages with the objective of studying the harsh and strange environments of our solar system. Particular interest will be paid to Mars and the Moon, in preparation for manned expeditions to those celestial bodies later this decade.
Advanced robotic rovers and orbital reconnaissance vehicles will be sent to Mars by the end of March this year. Other worlds to be studied include but are not limited to Venus, Titan, Io and Europa.
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Pilgrim Project
The Pilgrim probes, to be launched later this year, will be the first interstellar spacecraft to be deployed by Holy Xirnium. Their mission will be to explore the outer planets of the Solar System (particularly Uranus and Neptune) before exploring the outermost edge of the Sun’s domain, the heliopause. Following this, they shall plunge into deep space, leaving our solar system behind forever.
Follow-on missions being contemplated include missions to nearby star systems.
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Future missions?
The Xirniumite Aeronautics and Space Agency is committed to programs that will see manned expeditions to both the Moon and Mars by early next decade. Further goals have been made to begin establishing permanent settlements off-planet by the end of the century and to begin manned missions to the most distant reaches of the Solar System and beyond within two hundred years.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a25/Dennis134/moon.jpg
Xirniumite Aeronautics and Space Agency
Vision for the future
Archangel Project
The Archangel VI is the largest and most complex Xirniumite scientific project in history. Expected to be completed by 2008 (with construction commencing this year), the station will represent an unprecedented move off-planet, and will dwarf the International Space Station (measuring 200 metres across and 180 metres long).
The station will be equipped with 15 state-of-the-art research laboratories, which will be able to exploit the unique microgravity environment. The station will also serve as a refuel and refit location for other spacecraft.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a25/Dennis134/spacestation2.jpg
Wayfarer Projects
A vast host of assignments are currently in final planing stages with the objective of studying the harsh and strange environments of our solar system. Particular interest will be paid to Mars and the Moon, in preparation for manned expeditions to those celestial bodies later this decade.
Advanced robotic rovers and orbital reconnaissance vehicles will be sent to Mars by the end of March this year. Other worlds to be studied include but are not limited to Venus, Titan, Io and Europa.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a25/Dennis134/mars.jpg
Pilgrim Project
The Pilgrim probes, to be launched later this year, will be the first interstellar spacecraft to be deployed by Holy Xirnium. Their mission will be to explore the outer planets of the Solar System (particularly Uranus and Neptune) before exploring the outermost edge of the Sun’s domain, the heliopause. Following this, they shall plunge into deep space, leaving our solar system behind forever.
Follow-on missions being contemplated include missions to nearby star systems.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a25/Dennis134/voy.jpg
Future missions?
The Xirniumite Aeronautics and Space Agency is committed to programs that will see manned expeditions to both the Moon and Mars by early next decade. Further goals have been made to begin establishing permanent settlements off-planet by the end of the century and to begin manned missions to the most distant reaches of the Solar System and beyond within two hundred years.
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a25/Dennis134/moon.jpg