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Revision as of 20:35, 30 September 2009
- Babylon Project has other uses. Please see Babylon Project (disambiguation) for other meanings.
“"The Babylon Station is a place to work out our problems peacefully. It is, we believe our last best hope for peace."
The Babylon Stations
Babylon 1
Babylon 1, originally known simply as The Babylon Station, was the first space station built by the Earth Alliance under the Babylon Project. [1] During construction, Babylon 1's infrastructure collapsed and exploded as a result of sabotage. Construction worker Thomas Jordan had just left the station. [2][3] Part of its materials were recycled to construct Babylon 2.
Babylon 2
The second attempted station in the Babylon Project, Babylon 2 was also sabotaged and destroyed, exploding during construction.[3] Part of its materials were also recycled to build the next station.
Babylon 3
Babylon 3 was sabotaged and destroyed, exploding during construction.[3] After it was destroyed, leftover materials were used in the construction of Babylon 4, which were present, even when Babylon 4 came online in 2254.
Babylon 4
Babylon 4 disappeared 24 hours after it became operational.[3]
Babylon 5
Babylon 5 was ultimately constructed and was the final Babylon station.
References
- ↑ In the Beginning
- ↑ Grail (episode)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 DVD Extras, Babylon 5 Data Files