Star Trek timelines

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This article gives an overview of the chronology of the Star Trek television series and cinema films, mainly related to the time of the action, but also to the time of creation.

Sidereal time

Except in Star Trek: Enterprise data is in the so-called normally in all Star Trek series Stardate ( star date specified). It is a time calculation that cannot be clearly mapped to the Gregorian calendar , which was originally introduced by the creators of Star Trek in order to be able to describe events in a distant future without having to pin down the individual episodes to specific dates. Initially, there were no guidelines for this "sidereal time"; the authors of the series were free to choose any combination of numbers. Although the "Stardate" from Starship Enterprise - The Next Century is structured more systematically, it remained inconsistent. This fictitious “sidereal time” should not be confused with the astronomical time measure, sidereal time . The following overview is based on the commonly used assignment of Star Trek times to the Gregorian calendar.

Overview of action and development periods

Creation periods
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For each television series, the table lists the seasons (1–7, P = separate pilot film) and the films belonging to the series (Roman numerals) for the specified periods of action and creation. The years that belong to the Kelvin timeline created in the eleventh movie are marked in color in the Action Time column .

Television series
Action
time 		TOS TAS TNG DS9 VOY ENT DSC PIC LD Creation
time
1986 IV 1986
2063 VIII 1996
2151-2152 1 2001-2002
2152-2153 2 2002-2003
2153-2154 3 2003-2004
2154-2155 4th 2004-2005
2233-2258 XI 2009
2254 P 1965
2256-2257 1 2017-2018
2257-2258 2 2019
2259-2260 XII 2013
2263 XIII 2016
2265-2267 1 1966-1967
2267-2268 2 1967-1968
2268-2269 3 1968-1969
2269-2270 1 1973
2270 2 1974
2273 I. 1979
2285 II , III 1982, 1984
2286 IV 1986
2287 V 1989
2293 VI 1991
2293 VII 1994
2364 1 1987-1988
2365 2 1988-1989
2366 3 1989-1990
2367 4th 1990-1991
2368 5 1991-1992
2369 6th 1 1992-1993
2370 7th 2 1993-1994
2371 VII 3 1 1994-1995
2372 4th 2 1995-1996
2373 VIII 5 3 1996-1997
2374 6th 4th 1997-1998
2375 IX 7th 5 1998-1999
2376 6th 1999-2000
2377 7th 2000-2001
2379 X 2002
2380 1 2020
2387 XI 2009
2399 1 2020

Time tables in the fictional Star Trek universe

Graphic overview

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Overview of the most important events, first contacts and the times / spaces in which the series, films and episodes take place in the Star Trek universe

Main timetable

4th century

  • Effect of Surak on Vulkan (Star Trek: Spaceship Enterprise, episode 3.22 "Since there have been humans")
  • Separation of the Romulans from the Vulcans (Star Trek: Enterprise, episode 4.08 "Time of Awakening", spaceship Enterprise - The Next Century, episode 7.05 "The Gambit, Part II")

9/10 century

  • Kahless founds the Klingon Empire (Starship Enterprise - The Next Century, episode 6.23 "The Rightful Heir")

19th century

  • The Skagarans kidnap a number of people from the United States, who they use as labor to build a settlement in the Delphic Extension. Only six months after landing on the new planet, the people under the leadership of Cooper Smith manage to free themselves from foreign rule. (ENT: right of thumb)
  • 1888–1891: Redjac kills 17 women in London as Jack the Ripper. (TOS: The wolf in sheep's clothing)
  • 1893: Spaceship Enterprise - The Next Century : (Double episode 5.26 and 6.01 "Danger from the 19th Century")

20th century

  • 1930: Spaceship Enterprise (episode 1.28 "Reaching into History")
  • 1932: Seven women are stabbed to death in Shanghai by an energy being that lives on fear. (TOS: The wolf in sheep's clothing)
  • 1937: The Briori kidnap 300 people from Earth, take them to the Delta Quadrant and make them work as slaves. Among them is the pilot Amelia Earhart . (VOY: The 37s)
  • 1944: Star Trek: Enterprise (episode 4.01-02 "Storm Front")
  • 1947: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (episode 4.07 "Little Green Men")
  • 1950s: Star Trek: Enterprise (episode 2.02 " Carbon Creek ")
  • 1950s: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (episode 6.13 "Beyond the Stars")
  • 1968: Spaceship Enterprise (episode 2.26 "A planet called earth")
  • 1969: Spaceship Enterprise (episode 1.19 "Tomorrow is yesterday")
  • 1986: Star Trek IV: Back to the Present
  • 1992–1996: Eugenic Wars
  • 1996: Star Trek: Voyager (double episode 3.08-09 "Before the End of the Future")
  • 2000: Star Trek: Voyager (episode 5.23 "11:59 p.m.")

21st century

  • 2004: Star Trek: Enterprise (episode 3.11 "Carpenter Street")
  • 2012: After eleven years of construction, the Millennium Gate opens on Earth. (VOY: 11:59 p.m.)
  • September 2024: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (double episode 3.11–12 "Trapped in the Past")
  • 2026–2053: “Third World War”: Most of the big cities have been destroyed, there are hardly any governments left, 600 million dead.
  • October 19, 2032: John Marc Kelly becomes the first person in history to encounter a spatial anomaly. ( Star Trek: Spaceship Voyager , episode 6.08 "One small step")
  • 2037: The Charybdis spaceship under the command of Colonel Stephen G. Richey is launched. It is Earth's third attempt to leave the solar system. However, contact with the Charybdis is broken and the ship will reach the planet Theta 116 VIII in 2044 without the knowledge of Earth. (TNG: Hotel Royale)
  • 2047: Due to the Hermosa earthquake, the region around Los Angeles and large parts of the west coast of the USA sink into the Pacific Ocean and turn into a huge coral reef. (VOY: Before the End of the Future, Part I)
  • 2056: Colonel Phillip Green's euthanasia program (Spaceship Enterprise, episode 3.22 "Since humans have existed"; Star Trek: Enterprise, episode 4.20 "Demons")
  • 2063: Star Trek: First Contact
    April 5, 11:00 MST: Zefram Cochrane launches the first     warp-propelled spaceship in the United States in human history . Because of this, the first contact between humans and an extraterrestrial species, the Vulcans, is made shortly afterwards.
  • 2067: The United Earth Space Probe Agency launches the Friendship 1 probe (VOY: Friendship One)
  • 2069: The SS Conestoga leaves Earth and brings settlers to Terra Nova. (ENT: Terra Nova), The Terrestrial-Kzintian Wars end. (TAS: The Secret of the Stasis Box)
  • 2078: The Terra Nova Colony is founded. (ENT: Terra Nova)
  • 2088: The Vulcan T'Pol is born. (ENT: zero hour)

22nd century

  • 2102: The ECS Horizon, a J-class spaceship, is put into service. (ENT: Horizon), The Earth spaceship SS Hokule'a, under the command of Captain Melinda Snodgrass, begins deep space exploration of the Ficus sector. (TNG: The Planet of Clones)
  • 2119: Zefram Cochrane retires on the Alpha Centauri colony, shortly afterwards he disappears without a trace. (TOS: metamorphosis)
  • 2151: Star Trek: Enterprise : Season 1
    The Enterprise (NX-01) under Captain Jonathan Archer is put into service.
  • 2152: Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 2
  • 2153: Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 3
  • 2154: Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 4
  • 2156: Beginning of the Terrestrial-Romulan War. (TOS: Spock under suspicion, ENT: The dark side of the mirror, Part II)
  • 2160: Human, Vulcan, Andorian and Tellarite forces fight the Romulans at the Battle of Cheron. The Romulans lose this crucial battle. (TOS: Spock under suspicion; ENT: The dark side of the mirror, part II)
  • 2161: Founding of the “United Federation of Planets” in San Francisco by people, Vulcans, Andorians and Tellarites. Your primary task is primarily to seek and explore the unknown. Furthermore, it is constantly striving to continue its peaceful expansion policy and to accept new members.

23rd century

24th century

  • 2344: The Enterprise NCC-1701-C is destroyed while defending the Klingon outpost Narendra III. (TNG: The Old Enterprise )
  • 2364: Starship Enterprise - The Next Century :
  • 2365: Starship Enterprise - The Next Century: Season 2
  • 2366: Starship Enterprise - The Next Century: Season 3
  • 2367: Starship Enterprise - The Next Century: Season 4
  • 2368: Starship Enterprise - The Next Century: Season 5
  • 2369
  • 2370
  • 2371
  • 2372
    • Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season 4
    • Star Trek: Spaceship Voyager: Season 2
    • Commissioning of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) under Captain Jean-Luc Picard
  • 2373
  • 2374
    • Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Season 6
    • Star Trek: Spaceship Voyager: Season 4
  • 2375
  • 2376: Star Trek: Spaceship Voyager: Season 6
  • 2377: Star Trek: Spaceship Voyager: Season 7
  • 2379: Star Trek: Nemesis
  • 2380: Star Trek: Lower Decks : Season 1
  • 2385, April 5th: An attack by runaway androids destroys large parts of the infrastructure on Mars , as does a fleet of spaceships for the evacuation of Romulus. As a consequence, all artificial life forms in the federation are banned and further efforts to evacuate Romulans are stopped (Short Treks episode 2.06 "Children of Mars", Star Trek: Picard episode 1.01 "Remembrance" and 1.02 "Maps and Legends").
  • 2387: Star Trek (Star Trek XI): Romulus is destroyed by a supernova, Spock and Nero are thrown into the past, creation of the Kelvin timeline
  • 2390: Star Trek: Voyager (ep. 5.06 "Temporal Paradox")
  • 2395: Spaceship Enterprise - The Next Century (double episode 7.25–26 " Yesterday, today, tomorrow ")
  • 2399: Star Trek: Picard : Season 1

25th century

  • 2404: Star Trek: Voyager (episode 7.25 "Endgame - Part 1")
  • approx. 2450: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (episode 4.03 "The Visit", framework story)

26th century

  • Star Trek: Enterprise (episode 3.18 "Azati Prime")

29th century

  • Star Trek: Voyager (episode 5.24 "Timeship Relativity")

31st century

  • Star Trek: Enterprise (double episode 1.26 and 2.01 "The Shock Wave")
  • Star Trek: Voyager (Episode 4.23 "The Contemporary Witness")

33rd century

  • Short Treks (episode 1.02 "Calypso")

Kelvin time table

See also

Web links

Remarks

  1. ↑ In the German synchronization, the Eugenic Wars were moved around 100 years to the 2090s.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Star Trek: The Abrams verse becomes the "Kelvin timeline". In: robots-and-dragons. June 29, 2016, accessed on June 29, 2016 (eng).
  2. ↑ Star Trek: The Abrams verse becomes the "Kelvin timeline". In: syfy. June 29, 2016, accessed on June 29, 2016 (eng).
Star Trek cinema films and television series
TV Shows
1966-1969

Starship Enterprise ( Episode List • Pilot • Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 )

1973-1974

The Enterprise ( Episode List • Season 1 • Season 2 )

1987-1994

Starship Enterprise - The Next Century ( Episode List • Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 • Season 5 • Season 6 • Season 7 )

1993-1999

Deep Space Nine ( Episode List • Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 • Season 5 • Season 6 • Season 7 )

1995-2001

Spaceship Voyager ( Episode List • Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 • Season 5 • Season 6 • Season 7 )

2001-2005

Enterprise ( Episode List • Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 )

since 2017

Discovery ( Episode List • Season 1 • Season 2 )

since 2018

Short treks

since 2020

Picard ( Episode List • Season 1 )

since 2020

Lower decks

cinemamovies

1979:  The Film  • 1982:  II: The Wrath of Khan  • 1984:  III: In Search of Mr. Spock  • 1986:  IV: Back to the Present  • 1989:  V: At the Edge of the Universe  • 1991:  VI: The Undiscovered Country  • 1994:  Meeting of Generations  • 1996:  First Contact  • 1998:  The Uprising  • 2002:  Nemesis  • 2009:  Star Trek  • 2013:  Into Darkness  • 2016:  Beyond

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