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== Events ==
  
== Events ==
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===Prime universe===
 
*The [[Phage]] has supposedly been cured during this year by the [[Think Tank]]. ({{VOY|Think Tank}})
  
*The [[Phage]] has supposedly been cured during this year by the [[Think Tank]]. ({{VOY|Think Tank}})
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*[[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] learns that a family tale about one of her ancestors, [[Shannon O'Donnell]], has been exaggerated. ({{VOY|11:59}})
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*[[Ezri Tigan]] is joined to the [[Dax symbiont]]. ({{DS9|Image in the Sand}})
  
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*''Voyager'' encounters the {{USS|Equinox}}, another Starfleet vessel stranded in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. The ''Equinox'' crew had since broken the [[Prime Directive]] and killed several [[nucleogenic lifeform]]s for use as a fuel source to power an enhanced [[warp drive]]. The ''Equinox'' eventually deserted ''Voyager'' after stealing a new [[shield emitter]] designed to prevent the lifeforms from attacking. ''Voyager'' is attacked by the aliens. ({{VOY|Equinox}})
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*The [[Romulan Star Empire]] constructs a hospital on one of [[Bajor]]'s [[moon]]s, [[Derna]], but also equips it with several thousand [[plasma torpedo]]es. [[Bajoran ranks#Colonel|Colonel]] [[Kira Nerys]] leads a blockade of the moon in protest, and the situation is eventually resolved when [[Starfleet]] [[Admiral (Starfleet)|Admiral]] [[William Ross]] threatens the [[Romulan]]s with [[Federation]] intervention. ({{DS9|Image in the Sand|Shadows and Symbols}})
  
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*[[Ezri Tigan]] is joined to the [[Dax (symbiont)|Dax symbiont]]. ({{DS9|Image in the Sand}})
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*The {{IKS|Rotarran}} destroys the [[Monac shipyards]] by triggering a [[solar flare]] after [[Worf]], [[Martok]], [[Miles O'Brien]], [[Julian Bashir]] and [[Quark]] undertake the mission in the late [[Jadzia Dax]]'s name in order to enable her spirit to enter ''[[Sto-vo-kor]]''. ({{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}})
  
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*The [[Romulan Star Empire]] constructs a hospital on one of [[Bajor]]'s [[moon]]s, [[Derna]], but also equips it with several thousand [[plasma torpedo]]es. [[Bajoran ranks#Colonel|Colonel]] [[Kira Nerys]] leads a blockade of the moon in protest, and the situation is eventually resolved when [[Starfleet]] [[Admiral]] [[William Ross]] threatens the [[Romulan]]s with [[Federation]] intervention. ({{DS9|Image in the Sand|Shadows and Symbols}})
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*The {{IKS|Rotarran}} destroys the [[Monac shipyards]] by triggering a [[solar flare]] after [[Worf]], [[Martok]], [[Miles O'Brien]], [[Julian Bashir]], and [[Quark]] undertake the mission in the late [[Jadzia Dax]]'s name in order to enable her spirit to enter ''[[Sto-vo-kor]]''. ({{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}})
 
*[[Benjamin Sisko]] (accompanied by [[Jake Sisko|his son]], [[Joseph Sisko|father]] and [[Ezri Dax]]) finds the [[Orb of the Emissary]]. The [[Bajoran wormhole]] is reopened and Sisko returns to [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}})
  
*[[Benjamin Sisko]] (accompanied by [[Jake Sisko|his son]], [[Joseph Sisko|father]] and [[Ezri Dax]]) finds the [[Orb of the Emissary]]. The [[Bajoran wormhole]] is reopened and Sisko returns to [[Deep Space 9]]. ({{DS9|Shadows and Symbols}})
 
*[[Elim Garak]] suffers an emotional breakdown under the pressure of helping Starfleet to wage war against his [[Dominion]]-occupied homeworld. Ezri Dax helps him to recover, and subsequently decides to remain on [[Deep Space 9]] to become the station's [[counselor]]. ({{DS9|Afterimage}})
  
*[[Elim Garak]] suffers an emotional breakdown under the pressure of helping Starfleet to wage war against his [[Dominion]]-occupied homeworld. Ezri Dax helps him to recover, and subsequently decides to remain on [[Deep Space 9]] to become the station's [[counselor]]. ({{DS9|Afterimage}})
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*The {{USS|Voyager}} enters a sparsely-populated region of space called [[the Void (region)|the Void]]. While there, they discover a [[subspace vortex]] which brings them 2,000 [[light year]]s closer to home. ({{VOY|Night}})
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*The {{USS|Voyager}} enters a sparsely-populated region of space called {{dis|the Void|region}}. While there, they discover a [[subspace vortex]] which brings them two thousand [[light year]]s closer to home. ({{VOY|Night}})
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*[[Vulcan]] [[Captain]] [[Solok (Captain)|Solok]] challenges old rival Benjamin Sisko to a game of [[baseball]]. Sisko's '[[Niners]]' team is defeated by Solok's '[[Logicians]]' in a match in one of [[Quark]]'s [[holosuite]]s. ({{DS9|Take Me Out to the Holosuite}})
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*[[Vulcan]] [[Captain]] {{dis|Solok|Captain}} challenges old rival Benjamin Sisko to a game of [[baseball]]. Sisko's '[[Niners]]' team is defeated by Solok's '[[Logicians]]' in a match in one of [[Quark]]'s [[holosuite]]s. ({{DS9|Take Me Out to the Holosuite}})
 
*Doctor [[Julian Bashir]] performs an operation on [[Sarina Douglas]] that frees her from her catatonic state. ({{DS9|Chrysalis}})
  
*Doctor [[Julian Bashir]] performs an operation on [[Sarina Douglas]] that frees her from her catatonic state. ({{DS9|Chrysalis}})
 
*The ''Voyager'' crew builds the ''[[Delta Flyer]]'' shuttlecraft. ({{VOY|Extreme Risk}})
  
*The ''Voyager'' crew builds the ''[[Delta Flyer]]'' shuttlecraft. ({{VOY|Extreme Risk}})
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*[[Miles O'Brien]] disappears on [[New Sydney]] while trying to find [[Morica Bilby]]. Ezri Dax returns home to use her mother [[Yanas Tigan|Yanas]]' influence to help find him. She discovers that her brothers are involved with the [[Orion Syndicate]], and that her younger brother [[Norvo Tigan|Norvo]] murdered Bilby. ({{DS9|Prodigal Daughter}})
  
*[[Miles O'Brien]] disappears on [[New Sydney]] while trying to find [[Morica Bilby]]. Ezri Dax returns home to use her mother [[Yanas Tigan|Yanas]]' influence to help find him. She discovers that her brothers are involved with the [[Orion Syndicate]], and that her younger brother [[Norvo Tigan|Norvo]] murdered Bilby. ({{DS9|Prodigal Daughter}})
 
*[[Tom Paris]] is demoted to the rank of [[ensign]] for insubordination and serves 30 days in the [[brig]] in connection with an unauthorized circumvention of the [[Prime Directive]] at a planetoid occupied by the [[Monean]]s and the resultant damage to the ''[[Delta Flyer]]''. ({{VOY|Thirty Days}})
  
*[[Tom Paris]] is demoted to the rank of [[ensign]] for insubordination and serves 30 days in the [[brig]] in connection with an unauthorized circumvention of the [[Prime Directive]] at a planetoid occupied by the [[Monean]]s and the resultant damage to the ''[[Delta Flyer]]''. ({{VOY|Thirty Days}})
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*[[Grand Nagus]] [[Zek]] crosses over to the [[mirror universe]] and is captured by the [[Klingon-Cardassian Alliance|Alliance]]. [[Quark]] and [[Rom]] are able to free him by giving [[Regent]] [[Worf (mirror)|Worf]] a [[cloaking device]] from the {{IKS|Rotarran}}. Regent Worf's plan to attack [[Terok Nor (mirror)|Terok Nor]] fails and he is captured by the [[Terran Rebellion]]. ({{DS9|The Emperor's New Cloak}})
  
 
*[[Lieutenant]] [[Chu'lak]] carries out a spree of murders aboard Deep Space 9 before he is stopped by [[Lieutenant]] [[Ezri Dax]], who has psychological help from murderous former host [[Joran Dax]]. ({{DS9|Field of Fire}})
 
*[[Lieutenant]] [[Chu'lak]] carries out a spree of murders aboard Deep Space 9 before he is stopped by [[Lieutenant]] [[Ezri Dax]], who has psychological help from murderous former host [[Joran Dax]]. ({{DS9|Field of Fire}})
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*[[Odo]] discovers another of the [[The Hundred Changelings|Hundred]], [[Laas]]. The [[Changeling]] lives on [[Deep Space 9]] for a time, before killing a [[Klingon]]. [[Kira Nerys]] helps him escape. ({{DS9|Chimera}})
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*[[Odo]] discovers another of the [[Hundred Changelings|Hundred]], [[Laas]]. The [[Changeling]] lives on [[Deep Space 9]] for a time, before killing a [[Klingon]]. [[Kira Nerys]] helps him escape. ({{DS9|Chimera}})
 
*A [[jack-in-the-box]] in the [[Bashir 62]] [[holoprogram]] causes [[Vic Fontaine]] to lose control of his casino to [[Frank Chalmers]]. The Deep Space 9 crew stage a daring heist to steal it back from the mob. The plan is successful and Vic's Lounge returns to normal. ({{DS9|Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang}})
  
*A [[jack-in-the-box]] in the [[Bashir 62]] [[holoprogram]] causes [[Vic Fontaine]] to lose control of his casino to [[Frank Chalmers]]. The Deep Space 9 crew stage a daring heist to steal it back from the mob. The plan is successful and Vic's Lounge returns to normal. ({{DS9|Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang}})
 
*A joint [[Federation]]/[[Romulan Conference]] is held on [[Romulus]]. With the co-operation of Admiral William Ross, and the reluctant assistance of Julian Bashir, [[Section 31]] uses the conference to meddle in Romulan politics and ensure that [[Kimara Cretak]] does not get a seat on the [[Continuing Committee]]. ({{DS9|Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges}})
  
*A joint [[Federation]]/[[Romulan Conference]] is held on [[Romulus]]. With the co-operation of Admiral William Ross, and the reluctant assistance of Julian Bashir, [[Section 31]] uses the conference to meddle in Romulan politics and ensure that [[Kimara Cretak]] does not get a seat on the [[Continuing Committee]]. ({{DS9|Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges}})
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*Benjamin Sisko buys twelve [[hecapate]]s of land on Bajor, and makes plans to build a house there for his retirement. He asks [[Kasidy Yates]] to marry him and, after she accepts, asks his son, Jake, to be best man. Sisko is later warned by the [[Prophet]]s not to go ahead with the marriage. ({{DS9|Penumbra}}
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*Benjamin Sisko buys twelve [[hecapate]]s of land on Bajor, and makes plans to build a house there for his retirement. He asks [[Kasidy Yates]] to marry him and, after she accepts, asks his son, Jake, to be best man. Sisko is later warned by the [[Prophet]]s not to go ahead with the marriage. ({{DS9|Penumbra}})
 
*Worf takes command of the {{IKS|Koraga}}, which is later destroyed. He manages to leave the ship in an [[escape pod]], and is rescued by Ezri Dax. However, they are subsequently captured by the [[Breen]]. ({{DS9|Penumbra}})
  
*Worf takes command of the {{IKS|Koraga}}, which is later destroyed. He manages to leave the ship in an [[escape pod]], and is rescued by Ezri Dax. However, they are subsequently captured by the [[Breen]]. ({{DS9|Penumbra}})
 
*Dukat is surgically altered to resemble a Bajoran. ({{DS9|Penumbra}})
  
*Dukat is surgically altered to resemble a Bajoran. ({{DS9|Penumbra}})
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*[[Odo]] leaves the [[Alpha Quadrant]] to rejoin the [[Founder]]s in the [[Great Link]], curing them of the morphogenic virus. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
  
*[[Odo]] leaves the [[Alpha Quadrant]] to rejoin the [[Founder]]s in the [[Great Link]], curing them of the morphogenic virus. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
 
*Captain Benjamin Sisko is lost, presumed dead, in the [[Fire Caves]] on [[Bajor]], together with the former Cardassian leader, Dukat, and the Bajoran spiritual leader, [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami]]. The Bajorans begin the process of electing a new Kai. Benjamin Sisko later appears to his wife, [[Kasidy Yates-Sisko]], and tells her that he is with the [[Prophet]]s in the Celestial Temple. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
  
*Captain Benjamin Sisko is lost, presumed dead, in the [[Fire Caves]] on [[Bajor]], together with the former Cardassian leader, Dukat, and the Bajoran spiritual leader, [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami]]. The Bajorans begin the process of electing a new Kai. Benjamin Sisko later appears to his wife, [[Kasidy Yates-Sisko]], and tells her that he is with the [[Prophet]]s in the Celestial Temple. ({{DS9|What You Leave Behind}})
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*[[Richard Bashir]] is released from prison this year. ({{DS9|Doctor Bashir, I Presume}})
   
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*[[Grand Nagus]] [[Zek]] crosses over to the [[mirror universe]] and is captured by the [[Klingon-Cardassian Alliance]]. [[Quark]] and [[Rom]] are able to free him by giving [[Regent]] {{mu|Worf}} a [[cloaking device]] from the {{IKS|Rotarran}}. Worf's plan to attack {{mu|Terok Nor}} fails and he is captured by the [[Terran Rebellion]]. ({{DS9|The Emperor's New Cloak}})
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*{{mu|Jadzia Dax}}, {{mu|Brunt}}, and {{mu|Elim Garak}} are killed. ({{DS9|The Emperor's New Cloak}})
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== Appendices ==
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=== Notes ===
 
*The time placement of {{film|9}} is highly speculative; it is placed roughly concurrent with {{DS9|It's Only a Paper Moon}}, since [[Worf]] is only in the opening scenes of that episode, which spans quite a bit of time, and doesn't appear again until the middle scenes of {{e|Field of Fire}} (which takes place over three weeks after "Paper Moon"), thus allowing him the time required to make the security upgrades to the Manzar colony and to join the ''Enterprise''-E crew for ''Insurrection''.
  
*The time placement of {{film|9}} is highly speculative; it is placed roughly concurrent with {{DS9|It's Only a Paper Moon}}, since [[Worf]] is only in the opening scenes of that episode, which spans quite a bit of time, and doesn't appear again until the middle scenes of {{e|Field of Fire}} (which takes place over three weeks after "Paper Moon"), thus allowing him the time required to make the security upgrades to the Manzar colony and to join the ''Enterprise''-E crew for ''Insurrection''.
 
*The ''[[Star Trek Chronology]]'' gives this date for the death of [[Deanna Troi]] in the [[anti-time future]] of {{TNG|All Good Things...}}. This was based on the supposition that the crew of the ''Enterprise''-D disbands concurrent with the end of [[TNG Season 7]]. No specific date is given in the episode itself.
  
*The ''[[Star Trek Chronology]]'' gives this date for the death of [[Deanna Troi]] in the [[anti-time future]] of {{TNG|All Good Things...}}. This was based on the supposition that the crew of the ''Enterprise''-D disbands concurrent with the end of [[TNG Season 7]]. No specific date is given in the episode itself.
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*According to the proposed treaty from {{e|The Price}}, this treaty between the [[United Federation of Planets]] and the [[Barzanian Planetary Republic]] was set to expire in this year on stardate 52000. ({{TNG|The Price}})
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Prime universe

In an alternate timeline, Voyager is destroyed as a result of problems with the slipstream. The Delta Flyer, which had attempted to map the slipstream before Voyager, returns to Earth, with Harry Kim and Chakotay. (VOY: "Timeless")

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