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: ''The discovery is placed early in the decade, to allow for various levels of scientific investigation, prior to engineering experiments starting.'' | : ''The discovery is placed early in the decade, to allow for various levels of scientific investigation, prior to engineering experiments starting.'' | ||
* Dilithium regulation of antimatter power production becomes viable once again.<ref name=Tritium>[[Guide: Tritium]]</ref> | * Dilithium regulation of antimatter power production becomes viable once again.<ref name=Tritium>[[Guide: Tritium]]</ref><ref name=Guide:Amchitka>[[Guide: Amchitka/Kearsarge]]</ref> | ||
* [[Starfleet]] vectors some of its ''Proximas'' to general exploration duties.<ref name=Proxima>[[Guide: Proxima]]</ref> | * [[Starfleet]] vectors some of its ''Proximas'' to general exploration duties.<ref name=Proxima>[[Guide: Proxima]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 13 April 2017
Summary
- Falling the rapid loss of Archanis, Cursa and Donatu to the Klingons in 2236, the planets of Altair, Izar and Melev discuss leaving the UFP.[2]
- Due to the rate at which the Federation was signing treaties and making friends meant that both the UFP territory to be patrolled and the buffer space around it to be studied and secured were becoming too vast for Starfleet to handle. Starfleet decides it needs starships capable of greater speeds.[3]
- The public expresses approval of the numerous survey missions that are securing new resources for the Federation.[4]
Years
Events
- Early decade: Additional properties of dilithium, discovered on Deneva, are reported, leading to research into dilithium-based power generation once again.[5]
- The discovery is placed early in the decade, to allow for various levels of scientific investigation, prior to engineering experiments starting.
- Late decade: Several Richter class cruisers are engaged in cutting edge exploration.[3]
References
| 2220s | Category:Timeline 23rd century |
2240s |