Has your nation ever been to the moon?

[Conserative Morality]

No. There are discussions about sending a manned flight to Mars, but it's not even at the planning stage.

[Proog]

part of our nation was on the moon but it seceded in 2034

[Noravea]

In the 1900's, 5 times.

In 1957, 1969, 1979, and 1982 (Each year, about 4 missions took place).

In the 21st Century, we have as well.

In 2010, the Space Program was restarted, 2012 we returned, in 2017, a Moon Base began construction, to be completed in about a year in 2021.

Currently, we are seeing a Mars Mission likely by 2027.

[Geilinor]

We landed on the moon in 1980. We sent a rover to Mars in 2005. Now we have ambitions of sending a manned mission to Mars, but there are several issues related to sending people to Mars.

[Wellerbania]

Yes, 7 times,
the Stargazer I in 1965,
the Stargazer II in 1971,
the Orion I in 1976,
the Orion II in 1980,
the Orion III in 1981,
the Orion IV in 1987,
and the Orion V in 2002.

[University Forest]

BTW We Have been Farther than Pluto, To A Planet called Pi1 FrautosC.

[Saurisia]

Yes, we have visited the two moons that orbit our home planet, Reptillia and Lizardia, countless times, now we even have colonies on them. If you mean the moon that orbits the filthy Humans' original home planet Earth, we have been considering sending a ship there.

[Kulverint]

We have landed on the moon 5 times. Each ship has just one astronaut. Here are the people:

1: Janni Hilmaya - 21 August 2001
2: Hunki Minniy@ana - 18 February 2003
3: Dréana Milhanitra - 23 November 2005
4: Friansza Drian@a - 14 January 2007
5: Jikkiya Milverki - 15 October 2009

[Austria-russia]

we are landing on the moon in...
5

[Austria-russia]

minutes

[The moon planet]

yes we live there on a giant bubble we are now trying to put a man on erf

[Quattrablegia]

No. We are hoping to launch our first satellite within the next five years.

[Grays Harbor]

Which moon? Our planet has 3.

[Freelasio]

WHAT IS THIS?! THIS IS AN INSULT!!! WE ARE ON THE VERGE OF GOING BEYOND THE MULTIVERSE ITSELF!!!!!!!!!!!!!

--Freelasio

[Miyager]

MT-wise, yes.

FT-wise, we own it.

[Victorious Decepticons]

We put a huge military base on Earth's moon for the Cybertronian-Earthian war.

Not only did this allow us to conveniently put our supplies right next to the target, we thought (and still think) it was lulzy that the Earthians couldn't even get their troops to their own moon to do anything about it.

We also have mining operations on several large asteroids near Cybertron.

We're currently looking into putting a massive mining installation on Mars. While this planet's biohostile environment would require us to use Decepticon miners, its lack of loose water makes it ideal for robotic life, and we wouldn't need to do much terraforming to make it quite nice for us. The only possible hitch is the apparent lack of oil, but we can use solar panels or perhaps nuclear power to charge up Energon Cubes there instead.

[NERVUN]

Wadomia, that was spam. Please do not do it again.

[Zirconim]

Yes, many a time. We have a moon station

[Notspecifiedistan]

Notspecifiedistan has not been to Luna, nor have any Notspecifiedistani nationals.

OOC:

[Wadomia]

lol sorry, i just had to do it

No we haven't made it yet, but we are working on it

[Pythria]

Yes, but only twice. We spend very little on space research, although we are developing an orbital weapons platform.

[Senestrum]

No. We can't think of a reason why we'd want to go there.

How utterly dull and counter-productive. If cavemen had decided half a million years ago that they "couldn't think of any good reason to go see what's on the other side of that hill, so we'll stay in this valley in our caves", well, we'd still be a bunch of cavemen sitting in caves. Fortunately, dullards and primitivists can be ignored through government action.

Senestrum has been to many different moons all across the solar system. Orion drives and nuclear salt-water rockets are fantastic, and have opened up the solar system due to their massive advantages over chemical rockets.

[Hodori]

Hodori's space program as started in early 1984. After numerous false starts, the first Hodoran satellite was launched in 1992, and launches continued until the Hodori-Hosuni Civil War started in 1994. The launch pads were damaged in 2003, and should be fully operational by 2012, with the first manned Hodoran launch into orbit in October 2012. Depending on the success of the mission, Hodori will attempt to land on the Moon by 2020.

[The Adrian Empire]

The Adrian Empire first reached the moon seven years after the United States, space officer Lucius Vernius Tarquin was the First Adrian to set foot on the moon. The first permanent station there was built by the Adrian Empire in 1985, the first corporate facility in 1994 and the first dedicated civilian facility in 2012.

By 2078, the Adrian Empire had practically mined it hollow for the construction of the Exodus Fleet; during that time we transferred most of our terrestrial population and a massive number of other peoples into space; mostly to the many space stations then around Earth but also to Luna Magnus, the main production facility on the Adrian Empire.

As the Exodus Fleet was completed Luna Magnus swelled to the population of millions as the entire population of the Adrian Empire; it's colonies, and satellites were evacuated, in order to enter the ships. As well as the hundreds of thousands of other foreign nationals escaping the now war-torn quagmire of Earth through whatever means possible, the fleet's departure was actually delayed a year in order for more ships to be constructed to enable the sheer number of refugees to join the fleets.

However, the massive super population of the Luna Magnus station was brief with the departure of the Exodus Fleet; now chased at the heels by Nod's first attempts at exospheric ships, the entire population save a few brave volunteers and poorly fortuned refugees had left with the fleet. The few remaining tasked with delaying Nod as long as they could, they did so with great valour but ultimately failed and were captured, after that the Empire has not returned to the moon, though with peace; for the most part now on the now Tiberium-free Earth. It is undoubted that few citizens have visited the sites of the former Adrian colonies, and the new facilities located on the moon. Nowadays however there are plenty of other moons to be concerned about as the Empire now stretches the stars.

[The Araucania]

Yes, but we actually work in other proyects, like the NEW-WORLD project.