2060s Totally Explained

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Notable predictions and known events

2060

666 Desdemona will be seen at the European night sky without any instruments or technique.

2061

Expected expiration of the Singapore-Malaysia Water Agreement.

2062

Halley's Comet makes a return to the inner solar system — the last return was in 1986.

2065

November 11 — Transit of Mercury

November 22 — 12:45 UTC — Venus will occult Jupiter. This event will be the first occultation of a planet by another since January 3, 1818. It will be very difficult to observe from Earth, because the elongation of Venus and Jupiter from the Sun on November 22, 2065 will be only 7 degrees.

2067

July 15 11:56 UTC — Mercury will occult Neptune. This rare event will be very difficult to observe from Earth.

October — A METI message Cosmic Call 1 sent from the 70-meter Eupatoria Planetary Radar arrives at its destination, HD 178428 star.

2069

November — A METI message Cosmic Call 1 sent from the 70-meter Eupatoria Planetary Radar arrives at its destination, 16 Cyg A star.

Metaphysical predictions

Isaac Newton predicted that the world, according to his interpretation of The Bible, would end no sooner than 2060.

According to Dane Rudhyar, a leading astrologer of the 1970s, the Age of Aquarius will begin in 2062.

Fictional references

2060

In The Planet of Doubt, the Young expedition explores Uranus.

September 14 – The United Nations Starship Unity launches from the remnants of Earth to the Alpha Centauri System and the planet Chiron. (Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri)

2061

May 21 – The Last Question is asked for the first time.

Arthur C. Clarke's novel takes place.

A failed Martian revolution occurs in Kim Stanley Robinson's novel Red Mars.

2062

The Red Star is banned together under the Solar Federation in Rush's song, "2112".

2063

In Star Trek chronology, Zefram Cochrane makes Earth's first warp-speed flight on Thursday, April 5, 2063. That night, Vulcan scientists, having discovered the warp signature from Cochrane's ship, make first contact with Earth.

In chronology, interstellar Chig war begins following the destruction of the Earth Vesta and Tellus colonies in 2063.

In the Futurama episode Crimes of the Hot, scientists dropped a massive block of ice in the ocean to combat global warming every now and then until 3002 when Earth was moved away from the sun.

At the end of Jackass The Movie Rip Taylor suggests they make a sequel entitled "Son of Jackass". As a joke, the movie ends with a trailer for "Son of Jackass" to be released Summer, 2063.

2065

Thunderbirds (TV series) takes place in 2065.

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The novel The Giver takes place sometime around this year.

2067

Friendship One launches (Star Trek Voyager)

2068

Captain Scarlet takes place in 2068.

Gerry Anderson's New Captain Scarlet takes place in 2068.

Savage Planet takes place in the year 2068.

The Titan War of the Cowboy Bebop series takes place in 2068

2069

In Nebulous, Professor Nebulous accidentally destoryed the Isle of Wight on Janril 57, 2069, when he tried to move 10 kilometers to the left in order to give it more sun.Further Information

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