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The '''Trans-Continental Science Initiative''' (TCSI | The '''Trans-Continental Science Initiative''' (TCSI), also known as Initiative Scientifique Trans-Continentale (ISTC) in Lysian. The goal of this international organization is the [[Antargic Regulation Treaty of Human Activities|protection and exploration of the Antargic continent]], reducing global warming, protecting the environment, venturing into space and, most of all, advancing the scientific development of the human race. The nations of [[Sunset Sea Islands]], [[Magnaeus]], [[Prymont]], and the [[Lysian Republic]] comprise the ISTC membership. The organization runs a research base on [[Antargis]], [[Simon Station]]. The TCSI is the first time nations from three different continents have come together to work so closely on furthering the advance of the human race. | ||
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Revision as of 11:09, 5 June 2020
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| Abbreviation | TCSI |
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| Type | Multilateral Scientific Cooperation |
| Purpose | Defensive Alliance, Economic and Scientific Cooperation |
| Headquarters | Sunset City, Sunset Sea Islands |
Membership | Sunset Sea Islands, Prymont, Lysian Republic, Magnaeus, Gallambria, Iverica, Fulgistan |
The Trans-Continental Science Initiative (TCSI), also known as Initiative Scientifique Trans-Continentale (ISTC) in Lysian. The goal of this international organization is the protection and exploration of the Antargic continent, reducing global warming, protecting the environment, venturing into space and, most of all, advancing the scientific development of the human race. The nations of Sunset Sea Islands, Magnaeus, Prymont, and the Lysian Republic comprise the ISTC membership. The organization runs a research base on Antargis, Simon Station. The TCSI is the first time nations from three different continents have come together to work so closely on furthering the advance of the human race.
