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* The Department of Temporal Investigations reports that the earliest detectable temporal event to occur on [[Earth]] happened sometime in this decade, with a momentous incident disrupting what is referred to as the "Mother Timeline." The resulting disturbance creates a near-parallel universe in which our reality (i.e., "Prime") exists. No further cross-universe with the "Mother Timeline" has ever been detected since. | * The Department of Temporal Investigations reports that the earliest detectable temporal event to occur on [[Earth]] happened sometime in this decade, with a momentous incident disrupting what is referred to as the "Mother Timeline." The resulting disturbance creates a near-parallel universe in which our reality (i.e., "Prime") exists. No further cross-universe with the "Mother Timeline" has ever been detected since.<ref name=history>[[1930s#Events|"Mother" timeline]]</ref> | ||
: ''The accidental death of a vagrant by phaser overload was the point in time in which the campaign begins to veer off from that of (the true) reality. Apparently, the absence of the vagrant had some sort of butterfly effect on the Star Trek universe, from which divergences began to occur. At first, no significant changes to the comparative histories are noticeable, however, certain non-public events (such as the crash of Odo and the Ferengi in [[1947]] or the emergence of the ''USS Enterprise'' over Omaha in [[1969]]) do occur in the Prime timeline that do not happen in our reality. By the late [[1980s]], the divergences are more obvious (to those of us observing frim this reality).'' | : ''The accidental death of a vagrant by phaser overload was the point in time in which the campaign begins to veer off from that of (the true) reality. Apparently, the absence of the vagrant had some sort of butterfly effect on the Star Trek universe, from which divergences began to occur. At first, no significant changes to the comparative histories are noticeable, however, certain non-public events (such as the crash of Odo and the Ferengi in [[1947]] or the emergence of the ''USS Enterprise'' over Omaha in [[1969]]) do occur in the Prime timeline that do not happen in our reality. By the late [[1980s]], the divergences are more obvious (to those of us observing frim this reality).'' | ||
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- The Department of Temporal Investigations reports that the earliest detectable temporal event to occur on Earth happened sometime in this decade, with a momentous incident disrupting what is referred to as the "Mother Timeline." The resulting disturbance creates a near-parallel universe in which our reality (i.e., "Prime") exists. No further cross-universe with the "Mother Timeline" has ever been detected since.[1]
- The accidental death of a vagrant by phaser overload was the point in time in which the campaign begins to veer off from that of (the true) reality. Apparently, the absence of the vagrant had some sort of butterfly effect on the Star Trek universe, from which divergences began to occur. At first, no significant changes to the comparative histories are noticeable, however, certain non-public events (such as the crash of Odo and the Ferengi in 1947 or the emergence of the USS Enterprise over Omaha in 1969) do occur in the Prime timeline that do not happen in our reality. By the late 1980s, the divergences are more obvious (to those of us observing frim this reality).
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