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+ | '''Houston''' was a major port [[city]] in eastern [[Texas]], [[United States of America|US]]. This city was located on the [[Gulf of Mexico]]. |
| + | In [[2012]], [[Brent S. Jay Raymond]], the future husband of [[Denise C. Raymond]], was born in this city. ({{TNG|The Neutral Zone}}) |
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| ⚫ | On [[October|October 19]], [[2032]], the [[Ares IV]] on [[Mars]] received an uplink from [[NASA]]'s [[Mission Control]] in Houston. One of the pieces of [[news]] given in the uplink was that the [[New York Yankees]] had just won the fifth [[game]] of the [[World Series]], taking a 3-2 lead over the [[London Kings]]. However, [[Buck Bokai]] had just broken a second of [[Joe DiMaggio]]'s long-standing [[baseball]] records. [[John Kelly]] and [[Rose Kumagawa]] complained that there were too many Kings fans at Mission Control. ({{VOY|One Small Step}}) |
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| ⚫ | On [[October|October 19]], [[2032]], the [[Ares IV]] on [[Mars]] received an uplink from [[NASA]]'s [[Mission Control]] in Houston. One of the pieces of [[news]] given in the uplink was that the [[New York Yankees]] had just won the fifth [[game]] of the [[World Series]], taking a 3-2 lead over the [[London Kings]]. However, [[Buck Bokai]] had just broken a second of [[Joe DiMaggio]]'s long-standing [[baseball]] records. [[John Kelly]] and [[Rose Kumagawa]] complained that there were too many Kings fans at Mission Control. ({{VOY|One Small Step}}) |
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Revision as of 05:59, 30 September 2012
Houston's NASA Control
Houston was a major port city in eastern Texas, US. This city was located on the Gulf of Mexico.
In 2012, Brent S. Jay Raymond, the future husband of Denise C. Raymond, was born in this city. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")
On October 19, 2032, the Ares IV on Mars received an uplink from NASA's Mission Control in Houston. One of the pieces of news given in the uplink was that the New York Yankees had just won the fifth game of the World Series, taking a 3-2 lead over the London Kings. However, Buck Bokai had just broken a second of Joe DiMaggio's long-standing baseball records. John Kelly and Rose Kumagawa complained that there were too many Kings fans at Mission Control. (VOY: "One Small Step")