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| - The Vulcan Space Program was an agency of the Vulcan High Command. In 2075, Vanik joined the Vulcan Space Program. He was still affiliated with the VSP in 2136, when he was offered command of the Ti'Mur. (ENT: "Breaking the Ice")
- The Mars program of the 1970s and 1980s was followed up by actual Martian surface landings beginning with Vulcan 1 in 1986. The Vulcan 1, 2, 3 and 4 were unmanned space probes which landed on the planet’s surface and collected rock samples before returning to earth. Vulcan 5, launched in 1989, was a probe with wheels (a rover) sent to explore the Mars' surface. Vulcan 6, 7 and 8, codenamed Victory, Liberty and Justice, followed up from 1990-1993. The final probe, Vulcan 9 was launched in 1995. The ESA began to lose contact with the probes, starting with Vulcan 5 in 1998. By 2009 all the probes had either lost their power or had lost contact. On September 6 2011, Vulcan 8 mysteriously began relaying information back to ESA headquarters and appears operational. The Vulcan missions were follo
- The Vulcan Space Program was an organization that was part of the Vulcan High Command, responsible for Vulcan's space exploration operations. (ENT episode: "Breaking the Ice") It was a successor to the Vulcan Space Initiative of the Age of Surak. (ST - Vulcan's Soul novel: Exodus) The Ti'Mur operated under the authority of the Vulcan Space Program. (ENT episode: "Breaking the Ice") See also: Vulcan Space Council.
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| - The Vulcan Space Program was an organization that was part of the Vulcan High Command, responsible for Vulcan's space exploration operations. (ENT episode: "Breaking the Ice") It was a successor to the Vulcan Space Initiative of the Age of Surak. (ST - Vulcan's Soul novel: Exodus) Known as the Offworld Service in its early days, it was founded in 1875 by Savar, who also developed its precepts of non-interference with less developed cultures, known as the Vulcan Prime Directive. The Offworld Service was responsible for missions to numerous worlds, including Earth, Andoria, and Tellar. In its early days, it employed sub-light speed vessels with cryogenic suspension chambers; by 2045, they had achieved warp speed. (TOS novel: Strangers from the Sky) The Ti'Mur operated under the authority of the Vulcan Space Program. (ENT episode: "Breaking the Ice") See also: Vulcan Space Council.
- The Mars program of the 1970s and 1980s was followed up by actual Martian surface landings beginning with Vulcan 1 in 1986. The Vulcan 1, 2, 3 and 4 were unmanned space probes which landed on the planet’s surface and collected rock samples before returning to earth. Vulcan 5, launched in 1989, was a probe with wheels (a rover) sent to explore the Mars' surface. Vulcan 6, 7 and 8, codenamed Victory, Liberty and Justice, followed up from 1990-1993. The final probe, Vulcan 9 was launched in 1995. The ESA began to lose contact with the probes, starting with Vulcan 5 in 1998. By 2009 all the probes had either lost their power or had lost contact. On September 6 2011, Vulcan 8 mysteriously began relaying information back to ESA headquarters and appears operational. The Vulcan missions were followed up by the Habitas Program (Habitas 9 and 10) which actually sent humans to Mars.
- The Vulcan Space Program was an agency of the Vulcan High Command. In 2075, Vanik joined the Vulcan Space Program. He was still affiliated with the VSP in 2136, when he was offered command of the Ti'Mur. (ENT: "Breaking the Ice")
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