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==Events==
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* Transporter-based bulk loading systems were slowly being introduced, but mechanical conveyors remained the primary means of cargo transfer well into this century.<ref name=Murmansk>[[Guide: Murmansk]]</ref>
* Transporter-based bulk loading systems were slowly being introduced, but mechanical conveyors remained the primary means of cargo transfer well into this century.<ref name=Murmansk>[[Guide: Murmansk]]</ref>
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==References==
==References==

Revision as of 16:39, 31 January 2020

Summary

  • Early decades: The deep space logistics chain of Star Fleet is still severely lacking.[1]
  • Surveys conducted throughout the 23rd and 24th centuries indicate Terrans mistakenly believe military activity in orbit of Earth came to a full stop and that Vulcans ended up providing defenses after World War III.[2]
  • The organizational phase of the UFP comes to a close during the beginning of the century.[3]
  • The century is a time of introspection for Star Fleet.[4]
  • Mid-century: Nacelle jettison systems are notoriously unreliable, including those of the largely self-contained circumferential engines.[5]
  • Mid-century: Until now, AsTrans' deep space working vessels are not known for their speed.[6]
  • Late-century: Star Fleet drastically simplifies ship naming practices.[8]
  • Late-century: The great firepower of the Surya subclass heavy frigates resulted in part in Star Fleet’s decision to significantly slow down destroyer development.[8]

Decades

Events

  • Earth's shipbuilding history continues with the colonization and cargo ships of the later part of this century.[9]
  • Civilian use of the FY-200 transport continues up until this century, in the 3rd decade.[10]
  • Transporter-based bulk loading systems were slowly being introduced, but mechanical conveyors remained the primary means of cargo transfer well into this century.[11]

References





22nd century Category:Timeline 24th century