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David was born on 31 May 2087 in Anadyr, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Russia on [[Earth]]. He is a First Lieutenant (O3) in the [[International Space Exploration Force]]. | David was born on 31 May 2087 in Anadyr, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Russia on [[Earth]]. He is a First Lieutenant (O3) in the [[International Space Exploration Force]]. | ||
His mother was the governor of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, and his father founded University Chukotka in 2064 with departments to study astronomy, planetary magnetic fields, and astrophysics. He studied physics (BA) and astronomy (BS) at the University of Hawaii, then earned a PhD in | His mother was the governor of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, and his father founded University Chukotka in 2064 with departments to study astronomy, planetary magnetic fields, and astrophysics. He studied physics (BA) and astronomy (BS) at the University of Hawaii, then earned a PhD in space and planetary science from the University of Tokyo. | ||
He speaks English, Russian, Japanese, and a little Hawaiian. | |||
[[Category:Characters|Dvoretskiy]] | [[Category:Characters|Dvoretskiy]] | ||
[[Category:Lagrange Two, Lagrange One, Do You Copy?|Dvoretskiy]] | [[Category:Lagrange Two, Lagrange One, Do You Copy?|Dvoretskiy]] | ||
Revision as of 20:28, 15 July 2019
David “Double D” Dvoretskiy (Давид Дворецкий) is a human who first appears in "Lagrange Two, Lagrange One, Do You Copy?" as a mission specialist in astrophysics on the Lucky Dragon.
Biography
David was born on 31 May 2087 in Anadyr, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Russia on Earth. He is a First Lieutenant (O3) in the International Space Exploration Force.
His mother was the governor of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, and his father founded University Chukotka in 2064 with departments to study astronomy, planetary magnetic fields, and astrophysics. He studied physics (BA) and astronomy (BS) at the University of Hawaii, then earned a PhD in space and planetary science from the University of Tokyo.
He speaks English, Russian, Japanese, and a little Hawaiian.