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The Vallejar Space Program, established in 1968 by decree of King Carlos X of | The [[Vallejar|Vallejar's]] Space Program, established in 1968 by decree of King [[Carlos X of Alhama la Nueva]], represents a pivotal milestone in the nation's exploration and technological development in the Vallos region. Founded with the dual purpose of advancing both civilian space research and military technology, this program has been a crucial driver of technological advancement in the country, serving as a strategic response to technological advancements made by regional counterparts. | ||
[[File:Launch of the rocket that took 4 Vallejarians to the Moon..jpg|thumb|Launch of the rocket that took 4 Vallejarians to the Moon.]] | [[File:Launch of the rocket that took 4 Vallejarians to the Moon..jpg|thumb|Launch of the rocket that took 4 Vallejarians to the Moon.]] | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
The program's inception in 1968 marked a historic moment in Vallejar's ambition to delve into space exploration and development. Under the leadership of King Carlos X of | The program's inception in 1968 marked a historic moment in Vallejar's ambition to delve into space exploration and development. Under the leadership of King Carlos X of [[Alhama la Nueva]], father of the current monarch, [[David II of Alhama la Nueva]], a platform was established for the continuous development of space technologies. | ||
== Structure and Objectives == | == Structure and Objectives == | ||
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Vallejar gained the capability to autonomously launch satellites, probes, and spacecraft starting from October 2008. | Vallejar gained the capability to autonomously launch satellites, probes, and spacecraft starting from October 2008. | ||
==== Construction of the National Space Station (2013-2018): ==== | ==== Construction of the [[National Space Station of Vallejar|National Space Station]] (2013-2018): ==== | ||
Construction of the space station began in 2013 and concluded in 2018 with a total investment of 156.7 billion. The Vallejarian administration contributed 94.5 billion, while the remainder was financed by private investors and various entities. | Construction of the space station began in 2013 and concluded in 2018 with a total investment of 156.7 billion. The Vallejarian administration contributed 94.5 billion, while the remainder was financed by private investors and various entities. | ||
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During this period, modifications and minor changes were made to the space station, optimizing its capabilities for future missions. | During this period, modifications and minor changes were made to the space station, optimizing its capabilities for future missions. | ||
==== Space Fire Mission (2019): ==== | ==== [[Space Fire Mission]] (2019): ==== | ||
The mission conducted on April 4, 2019, known as "Space Fire," resulted in the discovery and subsequent diversion of an asteroid similar to the one that wiped out the dinosaurs in the solar system. | The mission conducted on April 4, 2019, known as "Space Fire," resulted in the discovery and subsequent diversion of an asteroid similar to the one that wiped out the dinosaurs in the solar system. | ||
==== First Vallejarian Moon Landing (2025): ==== | ==== [[First Vallejarian Moon Landing]] (2025): ==== | ||
This historic mission allowed the first four Vallejarians to set foot on the lunar surface, collecting vital data for Vallejar's research centers and leaving infrastructure and autonomous robots on the lunar surface. | This historic mission allowed the first four Vallejarians to set foot on the lunar surface, collecting vital data for Vallejar's research centers and leaving infrastructure and autonomous robots on the lunar surface. | ||
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==== First Base Establishment Mission (September 1, 2033): ==== | ==== First Base Establishment Mission (September 1, 2033): ==== | ||
The mission to establish a lunar base successfully landed on September 6 at 4:39 PM. The spacecraft carried sufficient materials for constructing a small base to facilitate research and work on the lunar surface. Included are systems to produce water, construction tools, excavation and mining equipment, as well as provisions of food and water for a month. Multiple resupply ships, prepared for months, are en route to the base area, carrying additional essential supplies for life, work, and research. | The mission to establish a [[Lunar base of Vallejar|lunar base]] successfully landed on September 6 at 4:39 PM. The spacecraft carried sufficient materials for constructing a small base to facilitate research and work on the lunar surface. Included are systems to produce water, construction tools, excavation and mining equipment, as well as provisions of food and water for a month. Multiple resupply ships, prepared for months, are en route to the base area, carrying additional essential supplies for life, work, and research. | ||
== Funding == | == Funding == | ||