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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
Based on the name of the station, it has been theorized that it held geosynchronous orbit over [[Greece|Athens, Greece]]. By the looks of the station's location through the Cairo Station's windows, however, it appears to be much further south than Athens really is. Additionally, the ''Cairo'', ''Athens'' and ''Malta'' stations are in visible distances of one another whereas their Earth namesakes are hundreds of kilometers apart.
Based on the name of the station, it has been theorized that it held geosynchronous orbit over Athens, Greece. By the looks of the station's location through the Cairo Station's windows, however, it appears to be much further south than Athens really is. Additionally, the ''Cairo'', ''Athens'' and ''Malta'' stations are in visible distances of one another whereas their Earth namesakes are hundreds of kilometers apart.


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==

Revision as of 17:09, February 8, 2014

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"...With coordinated fire from the Athens and the Malta, nothing's getting past this battle cluster in one piece."
Sergeant Avery Johnson

Athens Station was a UNSC orbital defense platform in geosynchronous orbit above Earth. It was in the same battle cluster as both Cairo Station and Malta Station.[1]

Operational history

During the Battle of Earth, the Athens was destroyed right after the Malta and in the same fashion: Covenant boarders placed an antimatter charge on the station and then withdrew prior to its detonation. This initially led the human forces onboard to believe they had beaten the Covenant back until the Covenant bomb exploded, destroying the station.

After both Athens and Malta were destroyed, the Prophet of Regret's assault carrier Solemn Penance broke through the orbital defenses to the surface of Earth.[1]

Trivia

Based on the name of the station, it has been theorized that it held geosynchronous orbit over Athens, Greece. By the looks of the station's location through the Cairo Station's windows, however, it appears to be much further south than Athens really is. Additionally, the Cairo, Athens and Malta stations are in visible distances of one another whereas their Earth namesakes are hundreds of kilometers apart.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b Halo 2, campaign level Cairo Station

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