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| − | * ''( | + | * The sixth space probe in the "Voyager" series, ''Voyager VI'', is launched by [[NASA]]. <br> After its launch, Voyager 6 was swallowed by a singularity later named the "Black Star." <br> Transported across both time and space to a distant corner of the universe, it was badly damaged by the gravitational stresses. <br> After drifting near a planet inhabited by living machines, its programming was analyzed, and the machines enhanced Voyager VI's ability to collect information, thus creating [[V'Ger]]. |
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| + | * The "Beethoven Burst" (GRB 991216) is detected, documented as one of the most powerful detected [[Gamma radiation|Gamma-ray]] bursts. | ||
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Events
- The sixth space probe in the "Voyager" series, Voyager VI, is launched by NASA.
After its launch, Voyager 6 was swallowed by a singularity later named the "Black Star."
Transported across both time and space to a distant corner of the universe, it was badly damaged by the gravitational stresses.
After drifting near a planet inhabited by living machines, its programming was analyzed, and the machines enhanced Voyager VI's ability to collect information, thus creating V'Ger.
- The "Beethoven Burst" (GRB 991216) is detected, documented as one of the most powerful detected Gamma-ray bursts.
| 1998 | [[20th
Century]] |
2000 |
