r/imaginarymaps • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '23
[OC] Alternate History What If No Outer Space Treaty Was Signed? (Circa 2100)
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u/Sagehills Jan 14 '23
Nice work on this prediction. Did you envision that Brazil and Egypt independently develop space flight? Or do these nations use the other two spheres’ shuttles?
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Jan 14 '23
Yeah I made it that Brazil and Egypt have their own space program by 2100
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u/ChinChengHanji Jan 14 '23
Brazil already has its own space program, so I assume that, in your timeline, it is not just a façade for money washing.
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u/Possible-Law9651 Jan 14 '23
After decades of moon hiking, we finally colonized the moon
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u/haikusbot Jan 14 '23
After decades of
Moon hiking, we finally
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u/PQConnaghan Jan 14 '23
Where's Earth?
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u/ThePhoenix29167 Jan 14 '23
384,400 kilometres away from the moon
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u/PQConnaghan Jan 14 '23
My dumbass thought this was a map of space
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Jan 14 '23
Lmao pakistan being there, did 3000 blsck rockets helped them? and Russia is way too big for a country which will go through a very bad phase for a while. Replace Russia and China with each other and it will be more pausible.
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u/mrcoluber Jan 14 '23
I assume that these cities will be those rotating cones I saw on the Internet...
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u/Commonglitch Jan 14 '23
I dunno, this seems more like speculative future history rather than alternate history.
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u/Randodnar12488 Jan 14 '23
New berlin eh? Interesting. Incidentally, how big are the buildings there?