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They succeeded. Since the energy needs of most colonies are not on the scale as those of [[Earth]], though, only the larger other core worlds started launching their own satellites. <ref>[http://ttshieronym.tumblr.com/post/59376778614/how-far-along-are-the-settled-systems-in-their-own Incubator Archives: Icarus in other settles systems]</ref> | They succeeded. Since the energy needs of most colonies are not on the scale as those of [[Earth]], though, only the larger other core worlds started launching their own satellites. <ref>[http://ttshieronym.tumblr.com/post/59376778614/how-far-along-are-the-settled-systems-in-their-own Incubator Archives: Icarus in other settles systems]</ref> | ||
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| + | '''Motto, Project Icarus''': "Lux Aeterna, Sol Aeternus, Vox Aeterna" (Latin, "eternal light, eternal sun, eternal voice"). | ||
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Revision as of 11:30, 17 November 2016
Project Icarus was a large scale scientific project issued by the EDC employing thousands of scientists with a single goal: To develop and issue fleets of satellites orbiting the sun and harvesting solar energy, making energy essentially not just cheap, but free.
They succeeded. Since the energy needs of most colonies are not on the scale as those of Earth, though, only the larger other core worlds started launching their own satellites. [1]
Motto, Project Icarus: "Lux Aeterna, Sol Aeternus, Vox Aeterna" (Latin, "eternal light, eternal sun, eternal voice").
