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'''SPASEK''', the name originating from '''Spa'''ce '''Sek'''idean, is the Sekidean Union's united space organisation. SPASEK was founded shortly after the formation of the Sekidean Union on 1 June 1993 among popular demand from member states having a common interest in space exploration. SPASEK is focused on operating their space station, [[SLAOS]], and also focused on the [[Polus Program]], which is a space program that hopes to get the first people to [[Stratos]] by 2030. | '''SPASEK''', the name originating from '''Spa'''ce '''Sek'''idean, is the Sekidean Union's united space organisation. SPASEK was founded shortly after the formation of the Sekidean Union on 1 June 1993 among popular demand from member states having a common interest in space exploration. SPASEK is focused on operating their space station, [[SLAOS]], and also focused on the [[Polus Program]], which is a space program that hopes to get the first people to [[Stratos]] by 2030. | ||
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Revision as of 19:17, 15 August 2022
| Formation | 1 June 1993 |
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| Headquarters |  Zhousheng |
SPASEK, the name originating from Space Sekidean, is the Sekidean Union's united space organisation. SPASEK was founded shortly after the formation of the Sekidean Union on 1 June 1993 among popular demand from member states having a common interest in space exploration. SPASEK is focused on operating their space station, SLAOS, and also focused on the Polus Program, which is a space program that hopes to get the first people to Stratos by 2030.