The Solar Independence Conference

Gathering / Conference

On June 6, U.C 100, after years of fighting and the destruction of the United Nations' Homeland Fleet, the UNE signed the Solar Independence Act, allowing all Planets of UNE control to become independent.

On June 6, U.C 100, after years of fighting and the destruction of the United Nations' Homeland Fleet, the UNE signed the Solar Independence Act, allowing all Planets of UNE control to become independent. The act states that all planets under the UNE control would become independent and no further oversight of UNE forces will be established outside of Earth. This act would allow the newly independent planets to travel outside of the solar system and attempt their own conquest of the stars without the overseas of the UNE. While most planets used this opportunity to distance themselves from Earth, Mercury, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune remained to keep diplomatic ties after the war. That being said, the UNE lost the majority of its legitimacy as Earths' most powerful organization, due to the loss of its military, economic and industrial capabilities. This would lead to a void of power back on Earth allowing for the rise of conflicts and corruption on Earth.