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People united federation of japan On a cold peaceful night, there can be seen a white van driving through a rich looking neighborhood, but, unbeknownst to many, the people inside of the van was a member of the Imperial Reclamation Army, and they are here with a mission. Inside of the van, the passengers on the back were sitting beside many unlit molotov cocktail, ready to be served to their target. arriving in front of the target's house, which is the house of the mayor of Sapporo, the passengers all walked out, wearing a black ski mask to cover their faces and a headband with the image of the Imperial Japan flag in it. Looking around, the leader of the group asked to the others "Do you think the mayor's in the house?" "I mean, considering the fact that his car is here, I'd say yes myself. Anyway, here's the Molotov Cocktail sir" Grabbing the offered Molotov Cocktail and thanking the man, the leader lit his Molotov Cocktail, followed closely by subordinates. Just before he throws he looks at his subordinates "On my mark, 1...2...3 THROW!" at the same time, the molotov cocktails were thrown at the house, crashing and burning on impact. Grabbing and lighting another, the men throws the molotov cocktails, and again, before being forced to because the fact that the the neighborhood was waking up by the sound of glass crashing and fire. Yet, before they leave, they spray painted a sign on the Mayor's gate which reads, "BY THE IRA, WITH LOVE" and leaving off an Imperial Japan flag in front of it. With the mission successful, the men went back into their van, driving back to their base. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Beihaido Television Broadcasting "Goooood Morning ladies and gentlemen! and welcome back to our daily morning news segment. But first, let us starts with the weather shall we. Metereologist Hennauke, the stage is all yours" "Thank you Friend Itakshir, now regarding today's weather, it seems tha-" Suddenly, the news segment was cut out, leaving a few seconds of darkness in the viewer's screens. Until when the screen works once more, but it is not to the news channel the viewers expexted, yet what they were shown was a man, wearing a black ski mask, with a headband with the image of the flag of Imperial Japan in it, sitting inside a room, flanked by two guards beside him which are holding Howa Type 98 assault rifle. Than the man in the middle begins speaking "Greetings to the people of Beihaido, or should I say, Hokkaido, but beside that, let me intoduce myself shall we. I am known as "The Grand Emperor", and I am the Leader of the IRA, or the Imperial Restoration Army. Now, many of you must be wondering on what do I, no, We want, what we want is for the restoration of a true Japan, a Japan ruled by the rightful and righteous Emperor, and for the reclamation of rightful Japanese lands, that includes Hokkaido. Now, you all must be saying that 'aren't you a group of terrorist' and to simply answer it, no. We are an organization dedicated to for the restoration of true Japan, but we have been cornered by The FEUSSR, and their puppet government in Japan, and so, we must take drastic measures to send our righteous message across to the people. Now, friends, now that you have listened for what I have to say, I will say this, to any true Japanese, pick up arms, resist, and fight with righteous anger against your oppresor and join our rightful quest against the tyranny of the FEUSSR and their puppet government, let us remove the boots that they have pressed down against our people, remove the shackles we have been put into, and fight if you are a true Japanese, Tenno Heika Banzai!" This speech would be put in repeat for a few long minutes before finally being able to be shut down. |
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Rumors have spread throught geopolity.... a rumor about Duncay-Ireland might be signing an agreement to make an organization with some of the other nations. Do YOU think it will happen? Youll hear more about this subject soon... |
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Statement by Minister Viktor Volkov regarding comments made by Grand Secretary of the It has come to the attention of Her Serene Highness’s Goverment of comments made by Grand Secretary Huang Duzhen. On behalf of the government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to express its dismay at a high ranking official within the F.E.U.S.S.R. spreading absolute nonsense and lies in the public domain in a deliberate attempt to tarnish Romanovskaya's reputation. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to inform Mr. Huang Duzhen that Romanovskaya has never been part of the “Eight Nation Alliance”. Romanovskaya has never been engaged in any conflict in the Asia region over the course of its 124 year history, nevermind engaging in “raping” or “pillaging” in Asia, or anywhere else for that matter. Romanovskaya has prided itself on being a peaceful nation using diplomatic channels to engage in a constructive way with all nations around the world to try to create an environment where differences can be settled through dialogue and not through the sights of a rifle. We note that the Grand Secretary attempted to lump Romanovskaya in as somehow being responsible for the policies of the now non-existent Russian Empire. We wish to remind the Grand Secretary that Romanovskaya was declared independent in 1898, some twenty years before the Emperor Nicholas II abdicated from the Russian throne. Romanovskaya is not a successor state to the Russian Empire nor has it ever claimed to be. Her Serene Highness’s Government wishes for the Grand Secretary to retract his remarks made in relation to Romanovskaya and issue a formal apology. |
Chamberlain: Contrary to popular belief, I'm glad you're here Cooper. Believe it or not, you're about the only person I trust in the division to help me out mainly because you're the only man mad enough to get it done but still. Mysore, Karnataka State, The Soviet Raj The Tippoo and some of his advisors sit around a table in an abandoned warehouse, they've been discussing matters referring to the revolutionary army in the North and a lack of trust of the Americans working with them. Tippoo: I do not trust the American Major, I feel he is not in line with our ideals. I want him gone! Advisor #1: Sir, I believe it is unwise to deal with him, at least for now. Tippoo: What do you suggest then? Advisor #2: If I may, I believe that we should wait till we've secured our empire, Once that has been accomplished Madam Shyla can dispose of him. The Tippoo and his group of advisors turned to leer at the tall women we stood in attention in the corner. She was wearing a navy blue Coverall and plate carrier with a navy blue cover, along with tall black boots. Shyla was a spy and assassin that was loyal to the Tippoo, Mysore, and Islam. Shyla: Give me the word your majesty and I shall remove the pest. Tippoo: Good, I want you to go to his camp, indeed yourself among the fleeing refugees and get close, report everything back to me. Once our empire is in our hands, kill him. |
Cooper laughed once Chamberlain was finished talking and replied in turn "Well thanks for the seal of approval. Rest of the Division thinks I'm a mad man as well, what with my rather unorthodox ways of handling threats. Speaking of possible threats. Command as seen fit to insert some folks into the good Sultan's inner circle. If they so much as make a move on us well....the Sultan is gonna have more to worry about than the Commissar finding them. Strange how the toys we've brought can just suddenly not work anymore or be used against them..." Cooper finished with a wink and grin |
ORUP Submission to the Diawara Redevelopment Committee for provision of engineering, strategic management and design support services. ORUP is an employee-owned international multi-disciplinary consultancy with over 50 years of experience in policy, planning, engineering, energy and transport. We understand that what you need experienced, expert advise on the planning, design and procurement for the renewal of Diawara, to help manage the process and keep your interests in mind when procuring and supervising contractors. Our role will be as ‘trusted advisor’ working on your behalf to manage contractors and the project, bringing to bear our knowledge and experience on the some of the worlds largest and complex projects including Crossrail and the upcoming Cable Car in Rykinja amongst thousands of other projects. Key to the project’s success will be the phasing of redevelopment, making sure that residents and businesses are impacted as little as possible as areas are developed. As few residents and businesses should be inconvenienced through the development as new infrastructure is put into place as possible and a phasing plan will help to achieve this. At the beginning, we will work with your officials, setting up an office in Diawara to work out the success factors as part of a ‘Strategic Vision’ and this will feed into subsequent phases. Providing a fixed price for the entire project would be impossible at this stage, but our day rates are discounted given the level of around this project and for the first phase are set at $3.8mn discounted by 50% through a contribution from the BCC government’s Oversees Development budget on condition that a 5yr exclusive contract for support services is signed. Orup's Submission to the government of Union centrafricaine for the development of Diawara Project Updates: ORUP is an employee-owned international multi-disciplinary consultancy with over 50 years of experience in policy, planning, engineering, energy and transport. We have worked on the some of the worlds largest and complex projects including Crossrail and the upcoming Cable Car in Rykinja amongst thousands of other projects1.  We understand that what you need experienced, expert advise on the planning, design and procurement for the renewal of Diawara, to help manage the process and keep your interests in mind when procuring and supervising contractors. Our role will be as ‘trusted advisor’ working on your behalf to manage contractors and the project. Key to the project’s success will be the phasing of redevelopment, making sure that residents and businesses are impacted as little as possible as areas are developed. As few residents and businesses should be inconvenienced through the development as new infrastructure is put into place as possible and a phasing plan will help to achieve this. At the beginning, we will work with your officials, setting up an office in Diawara to work out the success factors as part of a ‘Strategic Vision’ and this will feed into subsequent phases. Providing a fixed price for the entire project would be impossible at this stage, but our day rates are discounted given the level of around this project and for the first phase are set at $3.8mn discounted by 50% through a contribution from the BCC government’s Oversees Development budget on condition that a 5yr exclusive contract for support services is signed. We want this project to succeed, and we want to be part of it. Please contact us if you require any more details. Strategic Vision: Strategic Transport Vision: 1 - https://www.arup.com/projects |
QUESTION OF THE WEEK Hey everyone, it's time for another Question of the Week! As some of you might've seen, I've been fascinated by regional variations of chess. So my question is short and simple: Chess - is it popular in your country? Are you a heavyweight in the international chess competition? And are there cool national variants that you can show off? As always, let me know! Turco-Bulgaria, British Crown Commonwealth, and Bundesrepublik deutschlands |
Update! Duncay (Duncay-Ireland) has signed an agreement with An organization/agreement that is for supporting each other and future members economically and with research and defensive. The League does not force other members to give up their values and morals, such as violence or intolerance to certain things, as some nations can just choose to send food and medical supplies while another member fights to defend a fellow brother of the league or themselves, The Leagues defensive part of the agreement states that fighting is DEFENSIVE ONLY OR TO LIBERATE, NOT TO START A FIGHT WITH OTHERS OR ATTACK OTHERS FOR PERSONAL GAIN Endorsements from each members were given to each other once joined The Great Minority League is still currently looking for more members to join, but for now have the three core members! -Interational Duncay Politics News- Far Eastern Union of Soviet Republics, Gran Republic of Colombia, Turco-Bulgaria, Nova tibet, and 2 othersMumbai region, and Bundesrepublik deutschlands |
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Bundesrepublik Deutschlands (Benelux) has agreed and signed this treaty and is glad to be apart of the Great Minority League.! Ryukyu islands autonomous region, Turco-Bulgaria, Mumbai region, Bhaarat ganarajya, and 1 otherDuncay |
Message from the Office of Reichsfuhrer Rupert to the Office of the Generaloberstabsarzt Greetings, I wish to reach out regarding the most recent meeting of the cabinet of ministers as well as the general staff. At the conclusion of the meeting, Chancellor Meyer made clear his intentions to move forward with a plan to surrender to enemy forces. In consultation with several other members present at the meeting, I am writing to convey our recent doubts in the chancellor's mental fitness and ability to continue to serve in his capacity as both head of state and commander of the armed forces. With that in mind, I am formally requesting that the chancellor undergo a psychiatric evaluation to determine that he is of sound body and mind. It is clear that the stress of the war has weighed heavily on the supreme chancellor in recent days. We fear that these stressors may have caused irreparable damage to Chancellor Meyer's mental state. In times like these Germany needs a steady hand at the helm and plans are in place to ensure a smooth transition should Meyer be deemed unfit for office. We appreciate any help you may offer in this matter. Long live the Reich, |
TRUTH | 真相 CHONGQING MAYOR ANNOUNCES BID FOR FEDERAL LEGISLATURE RUN The mayor of Chongqing, Hsieh Nien-Tsu, has announced his bid to run for a seat in the Federal Legislature to represent Chongqing. A popular member of the Jenmintang, renowned for his crackdown on violent and drug-related crimes in Chongqing, Mayor Hsieh is believed by many to be a possible contender for the next President of the Republic of China. With news coming to light that President Ma is no longer running for President due to his wishes of being with his grandchildren, the minister that will be chosen to be the next President of the Republic of China is unknown to many. Hsieh Nien-Tsu is the current frontrunner in the minds of citizens across all of China, especially in Chongqing. Other front runners are Tsou Chun-Chieh, current representative for Anhui, Ho Feng-Ko, representative for Sichuan, and Yuan Hsiao-Chien, representative for Guizhou. While Mayor Hsieh is not currently in the Federal Legislature, he has had history serving as a representative for Chongqing back from 2005 to 2010 under President Ma Hsiao-Tan's second term as President of the Republic of China. In 2010, Mayor Hsieh decided to return to Chongqing to serve as mayor of the city. At the time of the next Federal Legislature election, he will have served fifteen years as Mayor of Chongqing. If Mayor Hsieh wins the election to become a representative for the province of Chongqing, he will then be eligible for the Presidential Vote that occurs within the Federal Legislature. Campaigning for spots in the Federal Legislature have officially began today. |
NASA announce long-term Lunar mission Space, the final frontier that Mankind will explore. The wonders and mysteries that await. But while we dream of what to find in the next hundred or so years, NASA is looking to extend its reach to places closer to home. One such place is the Moon itself. Long thought of as a stepping stone for deep space mission beyond the Earth Sphere, the Moon is a mystery in of itself. Devoid of life and air, the surface does have some form of frozen water that can be used by future Lunar residents. But the surface is a harsh and unforgiving place. So how does one conquer that cold, gray landscape. By living underground of course! The 1902 silent film Le voyage dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon) is often considered the world’s first science-fiction movie. In roughly twelve surreal minutes, a merry crew of “astronomers” dressed like wizards visit the moon by piling into a giant artillery shell and firing themselves from a very large cannon. Once they crash-land at their destination, the astronauts descend into a cavern filled with mushrooms. They’re captured by the insect-people of the moon and taken even deeper underground—to the court of the moon-dwellers’ king. But they escape and hastily push themselves back down to Earth, abducting one of the insect-people in the process, before splashing down in the sea. Of course, we do not send humans to the moon by literally shooting them there (or, at least, not directly). Nor are there creatures under the lunar surface waiting for us to make first contact. But that trip did get at least one aspect correct: There are caves on the moon. We don’t yet know very much about them, but we know enough to make them compelling targets for future space explorers. In fact, one day, lunar caves could become our homes. They may give us a shelter from the elements that would otherwise batter the denizens of the lunar surface, and mission planners are already plotting expeditions to house-hunt on our ancient sibling. If we’re going to live in a lunar cave, we’d better understand our home. Many Earth caves are formed from erosion, which is a nonstarter on a moon without air or running water. Instead, lunar caves are borne from volcanoes. When hot lava erupts onto a much colder surface, it’s the outside that chills first. As the exterior of a lava flow hardens, the interior can stay molten, like the filling of an igneous eclair. Alternatively, hot lava can eat tunnels into the surrounding rock. Either way, when the remaining lava drains away, it leaves behind a hollow passage. Scientists call the resultant caves lava tubes. You can find lava tubes on Earth, in volcanic landscapes like Iceland, Jeju, and the East African Rift. Most are a mile or two long at most, but not all. Kazumura Cave on the Big Island of Hawai’i is at least 40 miles long and, in some parts, over 65 feet wide. Some of the Undara lava tubes in Queensland, Australia wind for over 100 miles. But when lunar volcanoes were active, they played by different rules. “The moon is an extreme environment,” says Tracy K.P. Gregg, a volcanologist at the University of Buffalo. “If we took [a volcano] and dropped it on the moon, we would see different things…just because of this extreme environment.” Lava erupting into the cryogenic temperatures of the two-week-long lunar night would have cooled much more quickly, which helps lava tubes form. Moon lava is also generally runnier than Earth lava, allowing it to flow more quickly. Other differences between the two worlds would also make lunar caves distinct from terrestrial ones. The moon, for instance, has one-sixth the gravitational force of the Earth, meaning objects on its surface are structured differently as they don’t have to withstand the same pull. Lunar caves might also be made from sturdier building material than the Earth, since many lunar rocks have the luxury of living without erosion. “There’s no water,” says David Blair, a scientific computing coordinator at Brown University. “There’s no oceans…or rivers…or rain. And so lunar rock stays stronger, over longer periods of time, and more intact.” Combined, those factors might mean that the moon’s lava tubes could dwarf even the largest of their terrestrial counterparts. When Blair was a graduate student at Purdue University, he computed just how big they could theoretically get. His work suggested that lunar lava tubes could be some 3 miles across—wide enough to comfortably fit the island of Manhattan. Blair’s work shows that, even a two decades after the Eagle missions, we don’t really know much about what lunar lava tubes can do. “There were some well-educated guesses made in the seventies…but they were based on outdated knowledge of lunar materials,” Blair says. “Despite that, people had just been citing those numbers for decades.” Still, scientists can see what could be lava tubes’ fingerprints. For instance, the moon’s surface is striped with snaking channels that scientists call sinuous rilles. (Eagle 15 landed in one sinuous rille several years ago during the initial Lunar missions.) They might look like river beds at first, meandering for hundreds of miles—but, again, there’s no water. There’s no scientific consensus yet on how sinuous rilles formed, but one theory holds that they started as lava tubes and became channels when, some time later, their roofs collapsed. If that’s true, then the observations do indeed back up the theory. “If you believe that sinuous rilles are collapsed lava tubes, then they are much longer and wider than lava tubes on Earth,” Gregg says. It was thanks to the Kaguya spacecraft that scientists found more definitive evidence. Kaguya, a misshapen cuboid formally known as the Selenological and Engineering Explorer (SELENE), was launched by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency in 2007 to measure the moon’s gravitational field and observe its surface. Looking upon a rugged landscape of ancient volcanoes called the Marius Hills, one of Kaguya’s cameras captured an unusual hole about the size of a Boeing 747. From the angle of its shadows, scientists concluded that the hole was deeper than it was wide, largely ruling out the possibility that it was an impact crater. And although the hole was in a land that had a fiery history, it lacked the telltale ashes or lava flows that would mark a volcanic eruption. That left another intriguing possibility: What if the hole was actually a kind of skylight into a cave, created by its roof collapsing? Scientists quickly accepted that last idea. “I think everyone in the lava tube community is comfortable with the idea that these collapsed pits…are the surface expression of buried lava tubes,” says Gregg. Not only did NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) revisit the hole in 2011, it found evidence for a number of others. Researchers have now identified at least a dozen such pits. Several years after LRO, the GRAIL mission found at least ten subtle dips in the moon’s gravity field. Researchers think they’re the fingerprints of underground caverns, over half a mile wide. That would make them lava tubes, and indeed far larger than any on Earth. But scientists haven’t seen images from inside a lunar lava tube just yet, and until they do, they won’t be fully certain what they can do. “How big, how long, how extensive—that’s not clear,” says Vladimir Pushkin, a geologist at Mosco State University in Cccp-. Just because we don’t know much about them, however, doesn’t mean we’re not already preparing to dive deeper into them. The idea to use a lunar lava tube as a human habitat isn’t really new; it’s been around since at least the 1980s, and it’s a huge part of why scientists wanted to search for lava tubes in the first place. But now that humans are returning to the moon—permanently, if all goes according to plan—there’s a new wave of interest in the idea. On the surface, living underground is tempting—literally. If you want to live on the moon’s surface, you’ll have to deal with the potpourri of perils that space throws at you. You’ll face constant bombardment by small meteoroids, which don’t burn up without an atmosphere. The moon also lacks a magnetosphere strong enough to filter out much of the radiation that will hit you. And the temperature up there can be hot enough to boil water during the day, before dropping to cryogenic lows at night. If you want to live in a cave, on the other hand, you’ll have built-in protection from some of those hazards. In a lava tube, since you’ve got a layer of rock above your head, you’ll be shielded from space rocks and ionizing space rays. And since you’re away from the constant shifting of sunlight and shadows, you won’t have to worry nearly as much about the drastic temperature swings. Living underground may also allow moon-folk easier access to subsurface deposits of ice, a valuable source of water. It’s hard to understate how much easier that would make moon life; you wouldn’t have to worry about the costly business of transporting vital water from Earth. But, again, we can’t be sure what lunar caves are truly like. We’ve never seen the inside of one. So, in addition to ensuring that temperatures and radiation levels are safe enough, what would we need to know? “It’s kind of like buying a house,” says Gregg. “You don’t want to buy a house that’s about to fall down on you. Or rather, if you do, you’re going to buy the house with that knowledge and fix it up first, and then move in.” For one, she says, you’d naturally want to make sure your home is stable. It’s no good to live in a cave if trying to build in one will cause debris to fall on your head. Lava tubes on Earth tend to have thin and delicate roofs. Their lunar counterparts might theoretically be bulkier and less fragile, but we can’t be sure yet, and every tube will be different. For another, you’d want to ensure that you’ve got enough room to live comfortably, even if your stay is short. “You’re not going to send a lot of astronauts to live for two months if nobody can stand up straight,” says Gregg. Again, large enough moon caves exist in theory, but we’ve yet to take any measurements of one. But if you can meet those requirements—and from what we know right now, there’s no indication you can’t—then you’re set. “If you can find the right tube system, I think they would be easy places for people to live,” says Gregg. “It’s prefab housing on the moon.” We don’t yet know if the right tube system even exists, but before we search for an underground moon home, we can dive into one with the next best thing: Robots. Indeed, exploring such caves “is one of the next frontiers for NASA,” says Ali Agha, a researcher at Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). And in the last decade, mission planners have proposed a number of ideas for autonomously exploring lava tubes. But planning such an underground mission requires leaping logistical hurdles that few space explorers have faced before. How do you communicate with something that isn’t on the surface? How do you power a probe that sunlight doesn’t touch? And how do you actually get down there? Cave-exploring efforts lurched forward in 2019 when NASA broadcast a call for submissions. Five different groups sent plans to NASA, each addressing those questions with different ideas—tethered rovers, robot swarms, gravimetric surveyors. NASA has now narrowed those five down to two, and they’re currently conducting a more advanced study, with each of the two working on a different aspect of a single mission. One group is focusing on how to enter a lava tube. Their solution is to use a crane, propping it at the edge of a skylight, where it can lower a rover into the cave. The connecting cable can double as a link to the rover, supplying it with power and allowing it to communicate with the surface and the Earth beyond. No one’s ever put a crane on the moon, and it will operate differently in the lower gravity and nonexistent atmosphere. But there are reasons to build a crane beyond this one mission. Such construction technology could be vital to building future human bases, says Fermín Navarro, a member of the crane group, and a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Vigo in Galicia, The rover, called DAEDALUS, is the province of a second group who envision DAEDALUS as a sphere. There’s never been a spherical rover on another world, but the shape is particularly advantageous for exploring caves. A spherical rover can see on all sides, including beneath it, without being blocked by its own body. “We very rapidly converged on the basic idea of having some robotic element that could work while descending a lunar pit and on the floor, without necessarily sacrificing visibility with the large belly of a rover,” says Rossi, the geologist who is a member of the rover group. As DAEDALUS descends through the skylight, it will start to image its surroundings. Not only will this give scientists a glimpse into the lunar underworld, it could tell them how stable the walls are, and what materials are in them. The rover will scan the cave with lidar, allowing it to map the cave—and determine its roominess—even in the dark. And DAEDALUS will carry sensors to measure temperature and radiation. Importantly, this is only a concept study. What comes out of it is still a long way from seeing the light of a launchpad. The first hurdle: in a few weeks, NASA will decide if the concept is worth pursuing, in accordance with its long-term plans for the moon. “If it’s feasible, we will continue,” says Navarro. If all goes well, this NASA mission could launch around the early 2030s. Until then, geologists can estimate what we might expect from looking at lava tubes on Earth. By visiting such analogues, not only can scientists learn more about lava tubes in general—how they form and grow—they can test the equipment they might one day use on other worlds. They can practice navigating robots in tight and twisting environments, or they might try powering and communicating with a rover away from the sky. The DAEDALUS team, for instance, has previously worked at Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. The caves there make for especially good lunar lava tube analogues, according to Rossi, because its volcanoes are very young, and its caves don’t have much in the way of soil or vegetation. Half the world away, robots are also plying through the lava tubes of California’s Lava Beds National Monument to study them for signs of life as part of a NASA project called BRAILLE. The robots being trialled here build upon the work of Team CoSTAR, an international group that includes scientists and engineers from JPL. “We have had the opportunity to test multiple classes of robots—wheeled, aerial, tracked,” says Agha, Team CoSTAR’s leader. The team was formed to participate in the DARPA SubT Challenge, an ongoing competition where robots navigate simulated undergrounds such as tunnels, undercities and, indeed, caves. But their hopes lie far beyond Earth’s atmosphere, and they hope to apply what they’ve learned through the challenge to future missions on other worlds. In particular, Team CoSTAR’s efforts are focused on autonomy and artificial intelligence. Their technology may someday allow future cave robots and make their own decisions, without needing to rely on ground control. It makes sense: If your rover is in a place that’s hard to reach, why not give the rover the power to do part of its job by itself? According to Jennifer Blank, researcher at NASA’s Ames Research Center and leader of BRAILLE, rovers could soon map and explore caves on their own. They could also pick out their own points of interest—for instance, ice deposits or promising habitat sites. Some humans are going even farther to prepare for cave living. In Iceland, a group of students are hoping to build an emulation of a lunar lava tube habitat. NASA also runs a program called CAVES, which trains astronauts from all over the world inside, well, caves. CAVES can benefit spacefarers in multiple ways—cramped quarters and isolated tunnels can prepare astronauts for extended stays on the International Space Station. It’s not just lunar caves that people want to explore—after all, lava tubes aren’t limited to the moon. Similar caves probably exist on the planet Mercury, Jupiter’s moon Io, and any other world that has lava like Earth’s. Lava tubes definitely exist on Mars, and have also been proposed as human habitats. It’s possible those caves were even shelters for—and might still house—Martian life. In fact, the red planet is Team CoSTAR and BRAILLE’s ultimate goal. But for now, the moon is our next target—and although the depths of its caves are murky indeed, they’re coming more closely into focus with each passing year. NASA intends to work closely with the various space agencies around the world, such as the National Space Center in The western republic of china, ROSCOM of the Cccp- and many others to reach this goal of lunar colonization. Aozhou, Cccp-, Turco-Bulgaria, and The western republic of china |
====The Cheju Herald==== New gallery opens in Cheju City A new gallery, the 'Striving Artist', is opening in Cheju City to host the artwork of upcoming artists who are seeking to gain recognition for their talents among their peers both at home and abroad. The gallery is being hosted by the Cheju Centre for Art, taking up the entire first floor of its east wing. International buyers are welcome to attend. Director Yong Soojin of the Cheju Centre for Art said, “We will strive to ensure that the new gallery becomes an exhibition space for talented upcoming Chejuan artists and a place that showcases Cheju's culture and arts.” |
Pregnancy Protection Act of 2022 The Pregnancy Protection Act of 2022 has been passed by Parliament and signed into law by the Governor General with royal assent. The Pregnancy Protection Act of 2022 makes it illegal for businesses, pharmacies, and people to sell or give tobacco products, products that contain alcohol, products that contain nicotine, and certain drugs that can cause harm to a baby to pregnant women. Certain medications can only be allowed by approval from 2 doctors if the mother is in a life threatening condition and requires that medication. Punishments can be the following: The following punishments if a pregnant women is caught using products that contain tobacco, nicotine, alcohol, or is using a drug that can cause harm to a baby without doctor approval: Far Eastern Union of Soviet Republics, The western republic of china, and Duncay |
The Weapons Safety Act of 2022 The old law of Duncay-Ireland children of being able to have a gun with consent at 14-16 has been strictly removed, as school shootings are increasing over the years. You now must be 18 and/or graduated in order to prevent any more shootings. Gun licenses are more strongly encouraged to have to prevent any other types of shooting and those out of jail/prison must have a monthly gun inspection of there homes to see how many firearms a former prisoner has. Punishments of children/ungraduated are a For ex cons is |
The Terrors of the Edge As refugees seem to be piling up at Alexandria's border, it seems that the crisis is only worsening. The city walls start to get overwhelmed by the sheer arrival of immigrants from Egypt and the rest of Africa, public opinion is leaning towards harsher measures, and brutalities have started to occur. Among the chaos of families and camps, blasts and gunshots are heard, and numerous atrocities from the Alexandrine army and between the refugees themselves are being uncovered at an alarming rate. Prince Yussuf has stated in a public announcement that "Alexandria is doing everything it can to accomodate the immigrants whilst maintaining security". We can only hope that the city's reputation won't tarnished on an international level. Duma, Far Eastern Union of Soviet Republics, British Crown Commonwealth, and Duncay |
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[nation]@The Republic of Union Centrafricine[/nation] And to ensure the bridge is able to be repaired in the future in due case of damage, the company is donating building supplies to the head of the city for future repair on the bridge. As a form of friendship, Ireland and the company are offering this for free as a sign of future friendship. May the odds ever fall in your favor! |
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