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''Not to be confused with the [[Spacefaring World (franchise)|Spacefaring World franchise]].'' |
''Not to be confused with the [[Spacefaring World (franchise)|Spacefaring World franchise]].'' |
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| − | The '''spacefaring world '''refers to the society, era, environment, and cultural sphere in which [[Jesse Millette]] and all other [[Millettarian character|Millettarian characters]] live. It is set both on and [[off-Earth]] in a future period in which [[spacefaring]] has recently become commodified and available to the masses. |
+ | The '''spacefaring world '''refers to the [[pseudo-fantasy]] society, era, environment, and cultural sphere in which [[Jesse Millette]] and all other [[Millettarian character|Millettarian characters]] live. It is set both on and [[off-Earth]] in a future period in which [[spacefaring]] has recently become commodified and available to the masses wherein [[spacefaring culture]] dominates. |
Vast swathes of the population are either signing up to participate in government-run space programmes, or are attempting to leave The Earth in their own spacecraft bound for far-away star systems. Those without funds for their own spacecraft attempt to strike up deals with [[Spacefarer|spacefarers]] to have them join aboard a private spacecraft, often [[Illegal spacefaring|illegally]] as stowaways. |
Vast swathes of the population are either signing up to participate in government-run space programmes, or are attempting to leave The Earth in their own spacecraft bound for far-away star systems. Those without funds for their own spacecraft attempt to strike up deals with [[Spacefarer|spacefarers]] to have them join aboard a private spacecraft, often [[Illegal spacefaring|illegally]] as stowaways. |
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It is a world in which religious belief, cultural identity, the political landscape and once-engrained social norms are undergoing a rapid transformation. The psychological and emotional effects on the populous is self-evident as many people express their discontent with remaining on The Earth while their friends and family start new lives on other worlds. |
It is a world in which religious belief, cultural identity, the political landscape and once-engrained social norms are undergoing a rapid transformation. The psychological and emotional effects on the populous is self-evident as many people express their discontent with remaining on The Earth while their friends and family start new lives on other worlds. |
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+ | Throughout the media, advertising is centred around the spacefaring industry with private companies offering tickets to [[Mars]] and other worlds in exchange for large sums of money. Such advertisements are often pivoted around the notion of receiving a new life by spacefaring or escaping the clutches of oppressive governments. However, this also opens up opportunities for criminals to escape capture by transporting themselves to new worlds and going into hiding. |
| − | An illegal underbelly full of deceit, corruption, and gangsters emerges as part of the spacefaring industry and causes significant difficulty for governments to police. |
+ | An illegal underbelly full of deceit, corruption, and gangsters emerges as part of the spacefaring industry and causes significant difficulty for governments to police. Earth governments are also vying for sovereignty on new worlds and many obstacles are put in the way for original people to go spacefaring. |
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| + | This causes a dramatic divide in society with the lower classes being forced to stay on The Earth while the higher classes are able to enjoy the freedoms and fashionable aspects of luxury spacefaring. This causes a deep-set |
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| + | Society is further divided on the reasons for spacefaring with many religious, political, ideological, and social movements professing difference stances and approaches to the topic of spacefaring culture. |
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== Government == |
== Government == |
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Revision as of 17:15, 31 July 2019
This article is about the fictional Spacefaring World of the Jesse Millette franchise.
However, some elements of this article may be in reference to the non-fictional beliefs held
within Astronism which should be indicated wherever relevant.
Not to be confused with the Spacefaring World franchise.
The spacefaring world refers to the pseudo-fantasy society, era, environment, and cultural sphere in which Jesse Millette and all other Millettarian characters live. It is set both on and off-Earth in a future period in which spacefaring has recently become commodified and available to the masses wherein spacefaring culture dominates.
Vast swathes of the population are either signing up to participate in government-run space programmes, or are attempting to leave The Earth in their own spacecraft bound for far-away star systems. Those without funds for their own spacecraft attempt to strike up deals with spacefarers to have them join aboard a private spacecraft, often illegally as stowaways.
It is a world in which religious belief, cultural identity, the political landscape and once-engrained social norms are undergoing a rapid transformation. The psychological and emotional effects on the populous is self-evident as many people express their discontent with remaining on The Earth while their friends and family start new lives on other worlds.
Throughout the media, advertising is centred around the spacefaring industry with private companies offering tickets to Mars and other worlds in exchange for large sums of money. Such advertisements are often pivoted around the notion of receiving a new life by spacefaring or escaping the clutches of oppressive governments. However, this also opens up opportunities for criminals to escape capture by transporting themselves to new worlds and going into hiding.
An illegal underbelly full of deceit, corruption, and gangsters emerges as part of the spacefaring industry and causes significant difficulty for governments to police. Earth governments are also vying for sovereignty on new worlds and many obstacles are put in the way for original people to go spacefaring.
This causes a dramatic divide in society with the lower classes being forced to stay on The Earth while the higher classes are able to enjoy the freedoms and fashionable aspects of luxury spacefaring. This causes a deep-set
Society is further divided on the reasons for spacefaring with many religious, political, ideological, and social movements professing difference stances and approaches to the topic of spacefaring culture.
Government
British government
Geography
On-Earth
Off-Earth
Sciences
Spacefaring technology
Astronomy and cosmology
Medicine and healthcare
Religion
Astronism
Atheism
Buddhism
Christianity
Confucianism
Hinduism
Islam
Jainism
Judaism
New religious movements
Taoism
Arts and aesthetics
Space art
Society
Spacefaring culture
Anti-spacefaring movement
Media
Politics and ideology
Spacism
Class, equality, and prejudices
Illness and disability
Transportation and communication
Private spacecraft
Government-run spacecraft
The internet
Social media
Holograms
Purpose behind the spacefaring world
Cometan created the spacefaring world as a prophecy of what the real-world will come to be like once both the mass astronisation of society and the Astronomic Revolution have occurred. For this reason, there many instances in which Astronic cultural elements and those from the non-fictional Millettarian culture itself can be clearly identified as existing within the spacefaring world, such as the widespread practice and adherence to the Astronist religion.