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. WSMR had several historical signifinance, most prominent among was the landbank "Trinity" site where the first atomic bomb was detonated. The experimentation of V-2 Rocket propulsion systems in Launch Complex 33 or Army Launch Area Number 1 for DoDs technical development for future aircraft design. WSMR is the main setting for Dr. Daniel Fry's remarkable contact with Alon and its fellow extraterrestrial crew.
Is an ideology of extreme disgust and hatred towards other human races. An colloquial term with Nazism.
Is the hebrew namesake of the Abrahamic Deity of Israel and the general catholic Church. Often the name is referenced through the scriptures of the Bible.
In astronomy refers to position of vertically opposite direction of to the gravitational force i.e. directly opposite to the gravitational pull. It is the highest point on the sphere and thus, the farthest up from the gravitational force. It also refers to the nadir of an celestial body from the vantage point of an observer.<end_of_turn>