The ISDR is launched as an international foothold in space for research purposes. Originally it was a single unnamed terminal that had a maximum capacity of 50 people.
ISDR History
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1964 CE
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ISDR Launched
Founding -
1992 CE
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Hyperion Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endHyperion Terminal is the second terminal to join the ISDR. It's a research terminal that has a maximum capacity of 100 people.
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2014 CE
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Phoebe Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe Phoebe Terminal is launched. It is a research terminal that has a maximum capacity of 100.
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2059 CE
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Iapetus Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe Iapetus Terminal is launched. It is a research terminal with a maximum capacity of 100.
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2067 CE
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Initial Terminal Falls
Disaster / DestructionThe original ISDR terminal inexplicably returns to Earth's atmosphere and crashes into the ocean. This event kills all 46 people in the terminal, and causes global fear of the ISDR and space research. Following this event, most nations pull astronauts from the ISDR, leaving only 12 on the station.
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2140 CE
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Janus Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endLagunov Robotics launches the Janus Terminal using newer and sturdier technology which would guarentee that it won't fall out of orbit like the initial terminal. The Janus terminal has a maximum capacity of 1,500, and the remaining astronauts in the ISDR relocates to this terminal.
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2157 CE
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Hephaestus Terminal Replaces Hyperion Terminal
MiscellaneousThe Hyperion Terminal is replaced by the Hephaestus Terminal built by Lagunov Robotics. This terminal is a research terminal and has a maximum capacity of 2,000.
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2164 CE
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Phoebe Terminal Returns to Earth
Era beginning/endThe Phoebe Terminal is brought back to Earth's atmosphere and crashes into the ocean.
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2173 CE
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Minerva Terminal Replaces Iapetus Terminal
Population Migration / TravelThe Iapetus Terminal returns to Earth's atmosphere and lands in the ocean. It is replaced by the Minerva Terminal, a research terminal that has a maximum capacity of 3000.
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2200 CE
For Pleasure Space Travel Accessible
Population Migration / TravelTravel to space for pleasure becomes accessible to the middle class, when it was formerly an activity exclusively for the ultra rich.
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2203 CE
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Dionysus Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endLagunov Robotics launches the Dionysus Terminal, the first terminal in the ISDR designed for residential life in order to keep up with the new wave of people traveling to space for pleasure. The Dionysus Terminal has artificial parks, resorts, hotels, stores, restaurants, etc. It is the first non-research terminal in the ISDR and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2273 CE
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Horus Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential horus Terminal is launched and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2338 CE
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Bastet Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Bastet Terminal is launched and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2410 CE
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Apollo Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Apollo Terminal is launched, and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2478 CE
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Orcus Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Orcus Terminal is launched, and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2548 CE
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Ra Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Ra Terminal is launched, and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2616 CE
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Artemis Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Artemis Terminal is launched, and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2685 CE
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Athena Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Athena Terminal is launched, and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2756 CE
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Hera Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Hera Terminal is launched, and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.
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2812 CE
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Hermes Terminal Launched
Construction beginning/endThe residential Hermes Terminal is launched, and has a maximum capacity of 20,000.