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| − | The '''Three World Empire''' was formed in the last quarter of the 21st century when the United Kingdom of Great Britain joined forces with Japan and dozens of developing countries.<ref name="Space">{{cite web|title=Strange Shapes - Space, 2122 – 2179|url=http://alienseries.wordpress.com/2012/10/28/space-2122-2179/|accessdate=2013-05-10}}</ref> Between 2088 and 2102, the |
+ | The '''Three World Empire''' was formed in the last quarter of the 21st century when the United Kingdom of Great Britain joined forces with Japan and dozens of developing countries.<ref name="Space">{{cite web|title=Strange Shapes - Space, 2122 – 2179|url=http://alienseries.wordpress.com/2012/10/28/space-2122-2179/|accessdate=2013-05-10}}</ref> Between 2088 and 2102, the Three World Empire came to pioneer space exploration and settlement technologies with the construction of colonies on [[Mars]] and [[Titan (moon)|Titan]].<ref name="Space"/> |
The prominent [[Weyland-Yutani|Weyland-Yutani Corporation]] emerged from the Three World Empire, formed from the merger of British company [[Weyland Corp]] and the Japanese [[Yutani Corporation]]. |
The prominent [[Weyland-Yutani|Weyland-Yutani Corporation]] emerged from the Three World Empire, formed from the merger of British company [[Weyland Corp]] and the Japanese [[Yutani Corporation]]. |
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The Three World Empire was formed in the last quarter of the 21st century when the United Kingdom of Great Britain joined forces with Japan and dozens of developing countries.[1] Between 2088 and 2102, the Three World Empire came to pioneer space exploration and settlement technologies with the construction of colonies on Mars and Titan.[1]
The prominent Weyland-Yutani Corporation emerged from the Three World Empire, formed from the merger of British company Weyland Corp and the Japanese Yutani Corporation.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Strange Shapes - Space, 2122 – 2179". Retrieved on 2013-05-10.
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