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*Soviets make a deal with the Chinese to invade India. China would invade India, and the USSR would back the, giving them Soviet troops and resources. The United States and the European Federation intervened and prevented them from taking southern India. Southern India was protected, while central India was filled with two American and one European controlled buffer states. China split northern India in half, the east to them and the west to the Soviets. During this war, the US was also able to invade North Korea after they had attacked South Korea. After defeating them, they united the two into Korea. | *Soviets make a deal with the Chinese to invade India. China would invade India, and the USSR would back the, giving them Soviet troops and resources. The United States and the European Federation intervened and prevented them from taking southern India. Southern India was protected, while central India was filled with two American and one European controlled buffer states. China split northern India in half, the east to them and the west to the Soviets. During this war, the US was also able to invade North Korea after they had attacked South Korea. After defeating them, they united the two into Korea. | ||
'''Nuclear Technology'''- When nuclear technology was first developed, Minston and Tinyeil performed an atom-bomb test in Eastern Arthane in 1730. Three months later, after seeing what devastation it could cause, every country signed the Atom Offence Agreement, agreeing that it would never be used for evil. Though nuclear technology would later be used for power and rockets, it would no longer be used for weapons. | |||
'''Computers'''- On Raythe, radio, tv, and computers were not 3 separate devices, but all one. Radio technology was first developed in 1621 and was a popular form of entertainment known as a Radioner, until 1637, when a new model of radio came out, this time with a video screen. it was a radio-tv hybrid. When you tuned into a frequency, the audio and video of the show would appear. Some stations, such as all music stations, did not update to this new format, and instead had a still image representing the station, or no image at all. Around the 1710s, early computer technology was being developed. At first, they had large room sized computers like us, but when it got to the age of Home Computers in the 1760s, they became integrated with the Radioner. The table model of the Radioner added a switch that toggles between the tv-radio mode and the computer mode. In the 1770s, computers with GUIs were introduced with a trackball attached to the keyboard. They were later changed into a mouse like device in the late 1770s. Even though there are the mixed-medium sized models, by the 1660s, there are large and small models that more focus on the TV and radio functionalities. | '''Computers'''- On Raythe, radio, tv, and computers were not 3 separate devices, but all one. Radio technology was first developed in 1621 and was a popular form of entertainment known as a Radioner, until 1637, when a new model of radio came out, this time with a video screen. it was a radio-tv hybrid. When you tuned into a frequency, the audio and video of the show would appear. Some stations, such as all music stations, did not update to this new format, and instead had a still image representing the station, or no image at all. Around the 1710s, early computer technology was being developed. At first, they had large room sized computers like us, but when it got to the age of Home Computers in the 1760s, they became integrated with the Radioner. The table model of the Radioner added a switch that toggles between the tv-radio mode and the computer mode. In the 1770s, computers with GUIs were introduced with a trackball attached to the keyboard. They were later changed into a mouse like device in the late 1770s. Even though there are the mixed-medium sized models, by the 1660s, there are large and small models that more focus on the TV and radio functionalities. | ||