Changes: December 31

Revision as of 13:17, 29 June 2005

1998
- Æon Society census reports approximately 600 known novas in the world population. (AB: Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover), p 9)

1999
- Æon Society census reports approximately 1350 known novas in the world population. (AB: Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover), p 10)
- Novas continue to erupt throughout the year, despite falling levels of radiation from the Galatea explosion. This rate of 30-40 eruptions a month continues for at least the first decade of the Nova Age. (AB: Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover), p 10)

2000
- With the Y2K problem and millennialist anxiety distant memories, the press realizes that 2001 is the actual beginning of the new millennium. This announcement inspires the largest New Year's celebrations in history. Festivities include nova-produced energy releases in orbit that are visible around the world. (AB: Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover), p 10)
- Æon Society census reports approximately 1800 known novas in the world population. (AB: Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover), p 10)

2001
- Æon Society census reports approximately 2100 known novas in the world population. (AB: Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover), p 11)

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 ** With the Y2K problem and millennialist anxiety distant memories, the press realizes that 2001 is the actual beginning of the new millennium. This announcement inspires the largest New Year's celebrations in history. Festivities include [[nova]]-produced energy releases in orbit that are visible around the world. ([[Aberrant|AB]]: '''[[Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover)]]''', p 10)
 ** [[Æon Society]] census reports approximately 1800 known [[nova]]s in the world population. ([[Aberrant|AB]]: '''[[Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover)]]''', p 10)
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+** [[Æon Society]] census reports approximately 2100 known [[nova]]s in the world population. ([[Aberrant|AB]]: '''[[Aberrant Core Rules (hardcover)]]''', p 11)
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