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==Longest manned stay in space== | ==Longest manned stay in space== | ||
==First satellite in space== | ==First satellite in space== | ||
Not confirmed yet. | |||
==First object to break the Karman Line== | ==First object to break the Karman Line== | ||
Not confirmed yet. | |||
==First to plant a flag on the moon== | ==First to plant a flag on the moon== | ||
(Using a lunar rover) | |||
=Controversies= | =Controversies= | ||
==Proton crash in Kakland== | ==Proton crash in Kakland== | ||
==TBA-4 incident== | ==TBA-4 incident== | ||
==TVR-87 disaster== | ==TVR-87 disaster== | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 27 December 2022
Ahian Weltraumkommission | |
| Motto | “The stars are right there. We can visit them” |
|---|---|
| Formation | 12 January 1946 |
| Headquarters | Yoka Spaceport |
Official language | Kakish, Vernish, Kernish, Ahian |
Administrator | Klennerd Folkan |
Parent organisation | Ahia |
Budget | $9,210,394,374 |
| Website | www.ASC.gov |
The ASC is Ahia’s national space program, responsible for the civil space program and space research.
ASC was established to replace the AAC in 1946 to further humanity’s knowledge about space. It was the Xth nation to launch a satellite into space, and the oldest space program in Anteria. ASC has led most of Ahia’s space exploration, including the TBA program, the TBA program and the TBA program.
History
Establishment
Early years
Post-Lunar landing
Modern day
Fleet
Goals & Programs
Manned program
Space exploration
Life in space research
Spacecraft development
Achievements
Longest manned stay in space
First satellite in space
Not confirmed yet.
First object to break the Karman Line
Not confirmed yet.
First to plant a flag on the moon
(Using a lunar rover)