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2162 |
Hoshi Sato invents the lingual code translation matrix.
This is presumably the basis of the universal translator, which is
an integral Federation technology from here on. (happened when Hoshi
was in her late 30's according to her Starfleet records as found on
the 23rd century era Defiant in "In a Mirror Darkly, Part Two") |
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2164 |
The drug felicium is used to halt a plague on Ornara. It is not
realized at the time that felicium, a product of Brekka, has powerfully
addictive properties, making the Ornarans dependent on the drug long
after the plague has been controlled. ("Symbiosis" (TNG) 200 years
prior) |
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2165 |
Sarek of Vulcan is born. (sources: Star Trek Encyclopedia, Star
Trek Chronology, "Journey to Babel" (TOS), "Sarek" (TNG).)
Guinan meets the Q. (200 years prior to "Q Who?" TNG)
The Statutes of Alpha III are drawn up, a key development in the legal
history of the United Federation of Planets. (Date is completely
speculative based on "Court-martial" - The book Worlds of the Federation
indicates that these statutes were part of the reason that Alpha III was
the first planet to be admitted to the Federation after the admission of
the charter members in 2161, but this is unsubstantiated in other
sources) |
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December 2165 |
In the alternate timeline, where Earth has been destroyed by the Xindi,
Dr. Phlox arrives at Ceti Alpha V to attempt a new procedure aimed at
restoring Archer's memory. The episode "Twilight" is predominantly set
in this timeframe. (12 years after the events of "Twilight" which took
place in 2153) |
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2167 |
The Starship Archon visits planet Beta III in star system C-111.
The U.S.S. Essex (registry number NCC-173) is caught in a magnetic storm
and destroyed above the Class-M moon on Mab-Bu VI. ("Power Play" TNG)
The planet Deneva is colonized by the Federation (100 years prior to
"Operation: Annihilate!") |
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2168 |
The Starship Horizon visits Planet Sigma Iotia II, about 100 light
years beyond Federation space. ( "A Piece of the Action" (TOS).)
Settlers from Earth establish a genetically "perfect" colony on planet
Moab IV. ("The Masterpiece Society" TNG) |
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2169 |
A new type of impulse engine is adopted for Starfleet vessels. The
basic design of this sub light propulsion system remains essentially
unchanged for at least two centuries. ("Relics" (TNG) Scotty noted that
the impulse engine design hadn't changed much in 200 years.)
Ancient burial vaults of the First Hebitian civilization on Cardassia
are unearthed. Grave robbers remove priceless artifacts, including many
made of jevonite, described as unimaginably beautiful. ("Chain of
Command, Part 2" (TNG) Gul Madred said they were unearthed 200 years
before the episode (2369).)
Around this time, the last of four wars are fought between the people of
Earth and the cat people known as the Kzinti. ("The Slaver Weapon"
(TAS), according to Mr. Sulu, the wars ended 200 years prior to the
episode - which would put it right after first contact with the Vulcans
in 2069. In this timeline I am assuming he misspoke and actually meant
100 years prior to 2269.) NOTE: This Kzinti continuity is actually from
Larry Niven's Kzinti universe, as "Slaver Weapon" was adapted by Niven
for the series from his short story "The Soft Weapon." As such, more
than most animateds, "Slaver Weapon" is generally considered by most
fans to not be a part of the official Star Trek canon. Likewise, Niven
fans do not generally consider this episode of animated Star Trek as
part of the Niven universe. In should also be noted, that in the Niven
universe, the span of time that passes before the end of the fourth war
is even longer. The first battle between Kzinti and humans was between
two vessels, the Angel's Pencil and a Kzin Warship in the year 2366.
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2170 |
A group of Native Americans, seeking to preserve their culture,
leave their North American home to search for a planet on which they can
begin a colony. Their leader is Katowa. They eventually settle on Dorvan
V. ( "Journey's End" (TNG).) |
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2172 |
Sarek of Vulcan, at age seven, goes through the kahs-wan ritual.
(Date is speculation) |
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2175 |
Laas first assumes humanoid form. (200 years prior to "Chimera") |
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2178 |
Terra Nova is admitted to the Federation. (Star Trek
Charts, p. 32) |
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2183 |
The planet Izar is discovered. After the first manned landing by
the crew of the S.S. Horizon, the Izar Colony is founded this same year.
(Star Trek Star Charts, p. 32) |
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2187 |
Another space ship disappears without a trace near Taurus
II. ("Lorelei Signal" - TAS) |
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2195 |
Robert April, who will become the first commander of the U.S.S.
Enterprise (NCC-1701), is born on Earth. Late in his life he will become
a Federation Ambassador-at-large. (75 years before "The Counter-Clock
Incident" - TAS) |
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2196 |
Starfleet withdraws the Daedalus class starship from service. (178
years prior to "Power Play" TNG) |
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c. 2199 |
Garth of Izar is born. ("Whom Gods Destroy" (TOS)
- date speculation - assumes Garth is in his sixties in that
episode) |
