All of the side〇 is inside Mars…

Wasn’t the Gundam colony basically located at the Lagrange points between the Earth and the Moon?
Generally the lunar orbit.

The Shangri-La where Judo was located is Side 1.

The Zanscare Empire is Side 2.

Aren’t we going to get lost if we stray too far from Earth?

Unlike space operas, there are no warp drives or faster-than-light travel, so it takes 2 years to reach Jupiter.
Occasionally, Jupiter and Mars make an appearance, but the stage is fundamentally set around the Earth-Moon orbit.

6 and 4 are the same Troia points as 1 and 2, so they should be closer to the moon.

It was devastated.

I initially thought it was one side, one colony, but that wasn’t the case. There are also scattered places like Texas and Green Noah, so I don’t really understand.

Isn’t it a bit crazy to have about 40 colonies crowded at this distance on the moon’s orbit, one on each side?

In the Universal Century, they don’t really show scenes of colonies clustered around Lagrange points that much.
I often see plants, but…

Is all of this a Lagrange point?

From what I can see, Side 7 looks the most peaceful?

I was talking about how I was pulled by the Earth’s gravity in such a nearby place.

Until recently, I had the image of Side 7 or colonies being isolated, but it turns out they are actually a group of colonies.
Indeed, they were saying something like ⚪︎⚪︎ colony.

Well, you can’t maintain a colony without supplies from Earth, and it’s not like you can easily leave Earth’s gravitational field.

What side were Amuro and the others on?
Is Camille at Side 6?

The materials are probably being pulled from the moon, satellites, and Jupiter, but if we keep building colonies, Earth might end up empty.

Episode 1 of 1st takes place in Side 7, but it is a newly started development side, and there is only one colony in the first phase.
The first episode of Z also takes place in the same colony, but all the residents left once and there was a resettlement after the war, so although the location has the same name, it is a completely different place.

Where can I find Industrial 7?

It’s so sad when colonies get destroyed one after another and end up falling to Earth.
Humanity should perish.

It’s impressive that there were resources enough to create structures that could house billions of people in space.

Being at the Lagrange point means that the coordinates are fixed in advance and cannot be moved, and there is also no atmospheric barrier.
Even without radar, can’t we calculate and burn with a high-output laser from an ultra-long distance?

This diagram clearly shows how incredible the trip to Jupiter was.

Is there any setting more outrageous than having robots equipped with ultra-small nuclear fusion reactors bump into each other?

Z feels more familiar with Green Oasis.

I understand that the moon has various resources, but I’m curious how a typical colony establishes its industry.
Are you finding celestial bodies like Solomon and mining them like a quarry?

It seems like the colony is tougher and sturdier than I expected?

It’s amazing how the colony is self-sufficient in space, even with soil and fertilizer, not just water!
If you could do that, couldn’t you have created the Jupiter Empire in an instant?

It’s no wonder they are resented for taking down three side bases in such a short time.

Even if you say it’s light-years away, it’s really a matter of only about one light-minute at most.

In CCA, there are colonies like Sweet Water, and there are quite a few colonies that are not listed.

It seems like various debris and meteors might come flying in, and it originally gives off a very hard impression.

Is the side a group of colonies and is the bunch one individual unit of a colony?

Because there are agricultural colonies.

Isn’t Side 124’s devastation crazy?
Isn’t it crazy that three space bases are going to be destroyed?

The Texas colony seems to be involved in agriculture, but it’s also said to be for tourism, so it’s hard to tell.

The lunar orbit is actually quite far away.

As long as there is water, we can replenish oxygen and survive, but space is too lacking in carbon and harsh.
Although that water exists in trace amounts in the form of ice in areas such as the craters of asteroids, it is still minimal.
The water contained in asteroids exists in the form of hydrated minerals, making it difficult to extract.

I wonder if I can make a colony that pays for itself just through tourism…

There are places in the colony where only rich people live, just like Side 6.
It’s not at all surprising that there’s a difference in toughness between the wealthy and the poor.

Is it okay to think of what always appears on the screen as some kind of urban colony?

The colony must also move along with the Earth’s orbit.
The relative distance will be extremely significant…

This should be easier to understand.

Side ○
○Bunch
○Colony

I think I touched on a certain overview in Prelude ZZ.
It is said that there are dozens of units for agricultural use and other purposes on each side.

Seeing this makes me wonder if it’s insane that the colonies in the Zeon area have been destroyed.

In just a little over 100 years, they can create such a large number of colonies…

The thread image suggests that if it’s not the space map used in Gihren’s Ambition for many years, it would mean that the Federation forces could intentionally pass by Solomon and come to the Aoba district.

It’s no joke that half of humanity is dead.

So what are those space settlers doing to make a living? Asteroid mining?

Well, in the current setting, the end of the Gregorian calendar is a bit ambiguous…

How did Nyaan escape like this?

Luna Two is seriously huge, and I think having Luna Two will somehow make things work, so I’ll desperately go to get it.

You probably escaped from Colony Side 2 in a Petit Mobile and were picked up by a random ship.
I think Exabere-kun ended up being picked up by Zeon on the evacuation ship after all.

One should question where and how Lunatwo was pulled from.

When considering the weight of the atmosphere packed into a single colony, it’s better not to worry about the small details.

Since the stage is only set inside Earth’s orbit, the fact that fusion reactors can be easily created means the technological level isn’t that high for a sci-fi setting.
2001: A Space Odyssey is closer in distance than Yamato.

I found it when I Googled it.
Experience with this to operate a Gundam?

Thank you, Gundam doctors.

Nyann was drifting in a Petit Mobile on Side 2, which means they were watching Island Iffish get wiped out by poison gas while other colonies were being destroyed by nuclear attacks.

If it’s too far away, it would take years just to move… unless we could warp like in Legend of the Galactic Heroes.

Although it’s called Petit Mobi, technically, this development is MS, right?
It seems that technology flowed back from the advanced MS to the Petit Mobile.

I thought Petit Mobi was developed in response to the success of Zaku, but it turns out it existed during the One Year War.

If one colony has about 15 million people and there are about 40 of them, that makes one side roughly 600 million people, so if you destroy three sides, that’s 1.8 billion people.
Even so, it’s still about 4 billion people short to kill half of the total population.

I didn’t pay much attention to the refugees from the destroyed colony while I was watching the official history, but of course they exist.

Hundreds of enormous structures called colonies.
Looking at the production capacity that can be constructed in less than 100 years
Rather, the scale of weapon production is too small.
You can easily make thousands of ships like the Salamis.

In UC, the Petit Mobi that Big Princess picked up also uses banana flavor.

It’s not that it doesn’t exist; the original Geonism emerged in the 0050s and spread throughout the Space Noids as a trend.
However, when power shifted to the Zabi family, they completely embraced elitism, so I couldn’t really follow along, and Gihren, who led the way, had no intention of bringing others along.

How do colonies manage air and water?

In the One Year War, Zeon attacked the colonies too much… and they’re destroying them, it’s scary…

When delving into the technology of the Universal Century, you encounter the wall of how helium-3 is obtained from Jupiter.

Basically, each colony is already self-sufficient, and Earth is the buyer of the colony’s products.

Mass drivers exist on both Earth and the Moon, so the resource transfer itself is relatively low-cost during peacetime.

It’s a mystery since it’s not like they’re diving into Jupiter.

Official easy-to-understand explanation of Petit Mobile.

At the time of the Zaku II, it’s already quite a super weapon, you know.

That world has small nuclear fusion reactors, so in theory, it should be possible, but it seems like a technology that doesn’t make any economic sense at all.
Because we are regularly engaged in wars, rather than developing, we are gradually withering away.

A super small nuclear fusion reactor is considered a super technology from today’s perspective, but in the realm of sci-fi about space wars, it is quite a realistically grounded type of technology.

Is the thread image about a 1/5 scale battle map?

It’s amazing that if you don’t worry about joint wear and propellant in the Zaku’s fusion reactor, it can operate almost continuously.

Outside the lunar orbit, the battleships that rarely appear are rather dull, even in hard sci-fi.

The night before Origin depicts fleet battles quite well, and around episode 11 there are some highlights.

Why use the colonies of Side 1, 2, 4, and 5, which likely have many of the same Space Noid compatriots and Zeon sympathizers, for colony dropping instead of allying or occupying them for puppet governance…

Where is Axis located again?

When we collaborated with America to create the G-Saber, it seems we struggled to ensure their staff grasped the technical standards.
It’s described as a world closer to Apollo 13 than to Star Trek or Star Wars.

So, they say that after the One Year War, the Space Noids were oppressed…
The reality is that Side 3, which was untouched, and Side 6, which maintained neutrality and non-interference, are established as an economic zone.
The remaining side is unable to operate properly due to being physically devastated or overwhelmed by refugees, causing society to break down.
The Green Noah of Z was temporarily called that because there was only one completed colony at the old Side 7.
To house the families of those involved and to build social infrastructure for them in the process of militarizing the base.
The colony that forcibly evacuated the former residents of Side 7 and resettled them after reconstruction.

There seems to be various plans like capturing comets and so on.

If I had been taught about MS and Minovsky particles, I think there might have been some who would have joined Zeon.
Well, if I teach you, the Federation will definitely find out.

So, was it my brother or my father who started the Zeon independence war?
It’s true that the brothers cooperated, but…

The Gundam series is basically about people who still haven’t left Earth.
Macross is in the opposite direction.

In the scene from “Gihren’s Ambition,” a Zaku is launching a nuclear attack on a colony, but the outer wall melts easily and is fragile.

In terms of the series, even with phase transition reactors and gravity control technology, we’re still messing around on Earth and Mars.

There is a project to bring icy asteroids from the asteroid belt into Earth’s vicinity.
By installing the nuclear pulse engine and sending it to the specified catcher coordinates.
It is replenishing the consumed net reduction of water molecules and oxygen atoms on each side.
The installation work for that nuclear pulse engine ended up being like a snack, dying and becoming driftwood in space.
It is an extremely dangerous task that can lead to infertility due to radiation damage even if you don’t die after prolonged exposure.
So, the large number of refugees that emerged after the One Year War were further sent by the Federation government to the distant asteroid belt.
It will be thrown away to be consumed in order to support the lives of the regular residents of the remaining colonies.

Was Mars development after the One Year War?

I feel like there was a resource launch facility from Earth called a mass driver, but I wonder when it was operational in terms of its setting.

In the end, a fusion reactor is just too powerless against the wall of light…