Hollywood Space Administration - Revision history

Nicolette at 19:56, 1 July 2022

2022-07-01T19:56:44Z

Nicolette: Nicolette moved page Hollywood Space Program to Hollywood Space Administration

2022-07-01T19:44:44Z

Nicolette moved page Hollywood Space Program to Hollywood Space Administration

Nicolette at 23:32, 22 September 2020

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Nicolette at 16:42, 4 August 2020

2020-08-04T16:42:15Z

Nicolette at 17:10, 27 May 2020

2020-05-27T17:10:09Z

Nicolette at 17:09, 27 May 2020

2020-05-27T17:09:42Z

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The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.

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-The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.
+The '''Hollywood Space Administration''' ('''HSA''') is an independent agency of the [[United States of America|United States]] government, established in [[Hollywood in the 1950s|1951]] to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It has been both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from [[Big Five|major film studios]], who gained a say in federal activities in the region in the wake of the [[Battle of Los Angeles]].
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	The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.		The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.
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	The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.		The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.

−	[[Category:Organizations\|Space Program, Hollywood]][[Category:Government agencies\|Space Program, Hollywood]][[Category:Hollywood Space Program]]	+	[[Category:Organizations\|Space Program, Hollywood]][[Category:Government agencies\|Space Program, Hollywood]][[Category:Hollywood Space Program\| ]]

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	The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.		The '''Hollywood Space Program''' (62 BBO—8 BBO) was an independent agency of the United States government to utilize [[Hollywood]]'s localized instability to achieve cost-efficient spaceflight. It was both assisted and hampered continuously throughout its existence by interference from major film studios, who had gained a say in local government since the [[Battle of Los Angeles]]. It produced numerous missions, successful and unsuccessful, to explore and occasionally conquer the unique spacetime continuum tied to Hollywood. It was eventually ended by direct order of President [[Chuck Chambers]], citing budgetary concerns. The role of space travel has since been picked up by multiple private concerns, operating under looser restrictions.

−	[[Category:Organizations]][[Category:Government agencies]]	+	[[Category:Organizations\|Space Program, Hollywood]][[Category:Government agencies\|Space Program, Hollywood]][[Category:Hollywood Space Program]]

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