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Interstellar Research and Communication Array

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The Interstellar Research and Communication Array (IRCA) is a space exploration and communication project initiated in 1730 AN, with funding and leadership provided by Nouvelle Alexandrie and Natopia. The project aims to develop advanced technologies for deep space communication and propulsion, laying the groundwork for future interstellar travel.

Overview

The IRCA project represents a collaborative effort between the Nouvelle Alexandrie Aerospace Development Directorate, the Aeronautics and Space Administration of Nouvelle Alexandrie, and leading aerospace corporations, Javelin Industries and Dingo Enterprises. The project's primary objectives include the development of a series of deep-space communication satellites, propulsion systems capable of interstellar travel, and the utilization of Alexandrium, a newly discovered element with unique properties that could revolutionize space travel.

Goals and Objectives

  • To establish a robust deep-space communication network that extends beyond the solar system, enhancing ability to explore and communicate with distant celestial bodies.
  • To research and develop advanced propulsion technologies that utilize Alexandrium, potentially reducing travel time to nearby stars and their systems.
  • To launch a series of test missions aimed at validating these technologies and gathering crucial data on interstellar space.

Funding and Timeline

The IRCA project has secured an initial funding of NAX€25 billion, jointly contributed by the governments of Nouvelle Alexandrie and Natopia. The project is scheduled to begin in earnest in late 1730 AN, with the first test launches planned for 1734 AN. The overall project timeline spans 15 years, with an expected completion date in 1745 AN.

Timeline

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