Terreich Areonautics and Space Administration (TASA)[Part Canon]

The Terreich Aeronautics and Space Administration (TASA) is an independent agency of the Terriecher Federal Government founded to develop and expand Terriecher Space capabilities and air travel. TASA was established in 1947, becoming one of the space-orientated organizations established in the world at that time. Originally, the organization was to focus of the development of improved air travel and transportation,, however, due to the discovery of the rocket engine and advances in space flight, TASA shifted its focus to Space-oriented projects. Since TASA's establishment, most of Terreich's space-oriented projects were led by TASA, such as Volk-2, the first-ever satellite from Terreich und Preussen to be launched into space, and the Allegiance Project, one of the biggest space stations in the entire world. There are only a few countries are considered competitors to TASA and its space initiative. One of those nations is Shavara (San Sierra), which has made its organization known with its recent flight to the planet of Eta.

Currently, there are three main stations created by TASA in orbit above Valsora: Alpha, Phönix, and Bayreuth. Each of these stations is vital to the security and research development for Terreich und Preußen. Without them, the country's security and stability would be vulnerable. Together, these stations form the ISS Allegiance.

Alpha Station is the biggest station that is in orbit around Valsora with a population of 21. This station is responsible for running all three stations efficiently and effectively, evaluating the information provided by other stations, and defending itself and the other stations in any case where it may be threatened. To achieve this defense, Alpha station has access to a surplus of space warfare equipment such as rockets to defend itself. The government of ISS Allegiance is made up of representatives from each station. Each of these representatives is a supervisor and leader of the many jobs that are required to run Alpha station, such as Head of Medical and Head of Engineering. Alpha Station also has a nuclear reactor, an algae farm, and a hydro-farm to provide power, food, and clean oxygen. Alpha Station and the other ring stations rotate to create artificial gravity using centripetal force.

Phoenix is the second biggest station in orbit around Valsora with a population of 14 people. This station is responsible for research development, space exploration, and experimentation. Phoenix also has access to the TASA Telescope, which is used to study far-out stars and their planets. At the lower levels of this station are the laboratories. These laboratories are specially used to carry out research and experiments that require a space-like environment but are also used to create new technologies, like the TASA Telescope, which was created in the Pheonix station. This station also houses the living quarters of the astronauts that live on the station.

Bayreuth is the smallest station in orbit around Valsora with a population of 10 people. This station is mainly used for communications with the Valsora and other neighboring satellites.

• Terreich und Preußen

• Xi-Chang

• Schteiermark

• Arkadia

• Volkstechnolgie

• TASA

• University of Berlin

• Aschmark College of Astrophysics

• University of Rosenburg

• University of Neu Litien
  

ISS Allegiance