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[[Lieutenant]] '''John Mark Kelly''' was the [[CO|commander]] of the [[Ares IV]] mission to [[Mars]] in [[2032]]. He disappeared on [[October]] 19, along with the [[command module]] in which he was orbiting the [[planet]], while the other two [[crew]] members were on the planet's surface. |
[[Lieutenant]] '''John Mark Kelly''' was the [[CO|commander]] of the [[Ares IV]] mission to [[Mars]] in [[2032]]. He disappeared on [[October]] 19, along with the [[command module]] in which he was orbiting the [[planet]], while the other two [[crew]] members were on the planet's surface. |
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| − | [[USS Voyager|USS ''Voyager'']] subsequently discovered the command module, along with Kelly's body, inside a [[graviton ellipse]] in the [[Delta Quadrant]] in [[2376]]. Accessing the [[log]]s, they learned, much to their surprise, that Kelly had lived for several days after being caught in the ellipse, even seeing an [[alien]] [[starship|ship]] and learning that [[Human]]s were not alone in the [[universe]] before he died. Kelly was given a full military [[funeral]] aboard ''Voyager'', and is widely regarded as one of the true pioneers of manned [[space]] exploration, a fact which was even acknowledged by [[Seven of Nine]], who had initially been skeptical of the value in his recovery. ( |
+ | [[USS Voyager|USS ''Voyager'']] subsequently discovered the command module, along with Kelly's body, inside a [[graviton ellipse]] in the [[Delta Quadrant]] in [[2376]]. Accessing the [[log]]s, they learned, much to their surprise, that Kelly had lived for several days after being caught in the ellipse, even seeing an [[alien]] [[starship|ship]] and learning that [[Human]]s were not alone in the [[universe]] before he died. Kelly was given a full military [[funeral]] aboard ''Voyager'', and is widely regarded as one of the true pioneers of manned [[space]] exploration, a fact which was even acknowledged by [[Seven of Nine]], who had initially been skeptical of the value in his recovery. ({{VOY|One Small Step}}) |
Kelly was a fan of the [[New York Yankees]], and regretted he would never know who won the [[World Series]] in [[2032]]. At his funeral service, Seven walked over to his coffin and told him it was the Yankees in six games. |
Kelly was a fan of the [[New York Yankees]], and regretted he would never know who won the [[World Series]] in [[2032]]. At his funeral service, Seven walked over to his coffin and told him it was the Yankees in six games. |
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Lieutenant John Kelly
Lieutenant Kelly's funeral
Lieutenant John Mark Kelly was the commander of the Ares IV mission to Mars in 2032. He disappeared on October 19, along with the command module in which he was orbiting the planet, while the other two crew members were on the planet's surface.
USS Voyager subsequently discovered the command module, along with Kelly's body, inside a graviton ellipse in the Delta Quadrant in 2376. Accessing the logs, they learned, much to their surprise, that Kelly had lived for several days after being caught in the ellipse, even seeing an alien ship and learning that Humans were not alone in the universe before he died. Kelly was given a full military funeral aboard Voyager, and is widely regarded as one of the true pioneers of manned space exploration, a fact which was even acknowledged by Seven of Nine, who had initially been skeptical of the value in his recovery. (VOY: "One Small Step")
Kelly was a fan of the New York Yankees, and regretted he would never know who won the World Series in 2032. At his funeral service, Seven walked over to his coffin and told him it was the Yankees in six games.
- Kelly was played by Trek veteran actor Phil Morris.