CPSC (Pacifica)

Cross-Pacific Space Cooperation

CPSC Headquarters in Grovne, Sedunn
Abbreviation	CPSC
Formation	1957
Headquarters	Grovne, Sedunn
Official language	Austral, Sedunnic
Primary spaceport	Juno, Ryccia
Budget	$29.466 billion (FY2022)

The Cross Pacific Space Cooperation (CPSC) is an intergovernmental organisation that coordinates, conducts and promotes space research and exploration. The purpose is to achieve together what the member states would not be able to do on their own. The CPSC was founded after the Great War when Ryccia and Sedunn decided to continue their joint rocket development program, but in a purely civilian form. In 1957 the other democracies on the continents around the South Pacific Ocean were invited to join.

The headquarters are located in Grovne, Sedunn.

Member nations

Nation	Year joined	National programme	Contributions		Notes
			Billion $	% of total
Ryccia	1957				Founding member
Sedunn	1957	SVO	2.468	8.37	Founding member
Stoinia	1957	ASS			Founding member
USI	1957		3.181	10.8	Izaakia and Brodlancia, today members of the USI, were both founding members
Weisserstein	1959
Myria	1963	MAA
Karnetvor	1966				Karnetvor joined one year after the normalisation of relations with the Great War Allies. Its membership was suspended between 2007 and 2013 due the nationalist regime abolishing democracy.
Snolland	1967
Eflad	1968	EfSA
UPRAN	1969	SARA
Sallodesia	1971	SASA
Emerald-Denver	1972	EDMST			Emerald-1972, Denver-1980
Andrendia	1973
Valkyria	1985				Valkyria inherited Qvait's membership
Anserisa	1988	AEA
Huawan	1989
Besern	1989
Kliegme	1990
Esfalsa	1993
Gianatla	1998
Holy Free	1999
Ikoania	2005
Transsuneria	2022		0.11	0.373

Missions

See also: List of CPSC missions (Pacifica)

Facilities

See also: List of CPSC facilities (Pacifica)