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https://www.halopedia.org/Interplanetary_War
Interplanetary War. The Interplanetary War, or Interplanetary Wars, involved a period of armed conflict waged throughout the Sol system between 2164 and 2170. It was fought among the United Nations; the neo-communist Koslovics, led by Vladimir Koslov; the fascist Frieden, backed by corporations of the Unified German Republic; and a number of

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The Interplanetary War. Is anybody else in favor of a book or some sort of canonical media going in depth with the many stories and potential of the Interplanetary War. This is a part of the Halo universe that I have always been incredibly interested in but feel has been largely ignored especially because of its amazing depth, potential and scale.

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Summary LEARN MORE The Interplanetary War was a six-year conflict between the United Nations, neo-communists known as the Koslovics, and the corporate-backed Friedens, a movement with strong fascist roots.Due to increasing population and limited land prior to the invention of the Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine, conflict arose starting in the late 2150s, with terrorist attacks on Earth and

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https://books.google.com/books/about/Theory_of_Interplanetary_Flights.html?id=BToLEAAAQBAJ
This monograph contains an overview of classical dynamics, providing a solid basis on which to build an understanding of the theory of interplanetary flights. The treatment of the topic is based on both historical and topical perspectives. The theoretical development is illustrated with a number of practical examples, bringing to bear the author's experience gained from working on the Soviet

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/macarthur-planets-war/
So, General Douglas MacArthur did suggest the notion of an eventual interplanetary war on at least a couple of occasions; one of them was in 1955, and one of them was during a speech at West Point.

https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/mono/10.1201/9781003071716/theory-interplanetary-flights-grigor-gurzadyan
ABSTRACT. This monograph contains an overview of classical dynamics, providing a solid basis on which to build an understanding of the theory of interplanetary flights. The treatment of the topic is based on both historical and topical perspectives. The theoretical development is illustrated with a number of practical examples, bringing to bear

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The Acolyte. Star Wars. In terms of a connection to Qimir, here's Ren's philosophy, using the heirloom lightsaber as a metaphor: "The Ren doesn't stop to worry about what it's burning or the

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Carl von Clausewitz, the 19th-century Prussian military theorist, held that warfare has three main strategies: annihilation, attrition, and exhaustion. Science-fiction writers usually go for annihilation—a single decisive battle in which one side destroys the military capacity of its enemy. But the other two strategies are more common

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Welcome to another lore video! Today we're following on from my previous video on the Mars Campaign, and taking a look at the organized 'clean up' by the UNS

https://www.reddit.com/r/HaloStory/comments/122vbzz/a_game_about_the_interplanetary_wars_would_be_so/
Oh yeah, I mean, still keep those aspects of the lore, don't break continuity. I just mean in terms of marketing it, if they call it Halo: Interplanetary Wars or something, people are going to expect Halo-like gameplay, Halo-like stories, etc. I think they'd be much better off advertising it with an original name.

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Lucasfilm/Disney+. Midway through the fight on "The Acolyte" Episode 5, Sol demands that Qimir remove his mask and reveal himself. Qimir refuses, saying, "And let you read my thoughts? No, no, no

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The Acolyte has revealed the true identity of its mysterious Sith Lord, now officially called "The Stranger," and in so doing it has set up some massive twists to protect canon.The Acolyte showrunner Leslye Headland grew up as part of the Star Wars fandom, and her Disney+ TV show demonstrates a deep knowledge of canon and lore. When viewers heard The Acolyte would introduce a Sith Lord a

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Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Acolyte episode 5. Make sure you're up to date before reading on. Star Wars may have first introduced the concept of the Sith almost 50 years ago

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https://screenrant.com/best-star-wars-jedi-comics-stories/
Star Wars: The High Republic #1 by Cavan Scott and Ario Anindito. The High Republic is an age that has just recently been brought to the screen in The Acolyte, though it's a chapter in Star Wars history that has been around for quite some time, and is perhaps the most significant in Jedi lore. This is an era of peace, as the Sith have long-been

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Lucasfilm/Disney+. The biggest argument that Qimir is a proper Sith plays out over the course of "The Acolyte" Episode 5 — his undeniable Force power and skill with a lightsaber. During the

https://www.reddit.com/r/halo/comments/186d94u/game_set_during_the_interplanetary_wars_y_or_n/
Exploring the interplanetary wars would be cool for a book. But for a game? There's not much Halo flavor left at that point. Reply reply ... A subreddit for the lore and stories encompassing the dark future of the Warhammer 40,000 franchise Official lore and fan fluff are welcomed. For the best viewing experience, we recommend using old reddit

https://screenrant.com/the-acolyte-episode-5-recap-7-biggest-star-wars-canon-sith-lord-reveals/
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 5 includes several revelations that completely change the trajectory of the show and influence Star Wars canon.After The Acolyte episode 5, aptly titled "Night," Star Wars' first live-action High Republic-era show is now well past the halfway point. As such, it's no surprise that this episode contains many surprising and exciting reveals, including the

https://www.reddit.com/r/scifi/comments/1d6sd2i/recommendations_for_books_set_in_interplanetary/
Laser guns, space ships, and time travel. etc. Star Trek, Battlestar, Star Wars, etc. ... Honestly if you're into 40k you can probably stick to that setting, especially the newest series going into current 40k lore Dawn of fire is entirely interplanetary conflict. Also brace yourself for book 3 galaxy in flames, it's a wild ride.

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Star Wars Speculation is a community dedicated to speculative discussion of the Star Wars franchise. It is a curated space to talk about additions to canon in a larger perspective—incorporating info from leaks, analysis of the story being told, and the real life factors around it in order to best theorize what comes next.

https://www.reddit.com/r/warcraftlore/comments/1dpw2i4/crackpot_theory_about_anshes_role_in_the/
With the information we have at this stage in the Worldsoul Saga, I think An'she being K'aresh's worldsoul does a pretty good job of explaining characters' motivations and providing missing links in lore, without introducing too many entirely new and abstract ideas. Would be keen to hear any thoughts/issues with my theory.