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==Historical Events==
==Historical Events==
*TAU Three, the ''Charybdis'', is lost when its drive systems apparently jammed open and propelled the ship out of communications range. The two follow-on missions were re-tasked to search for the missing ship, though no clue as to its destiny was found, until [[2365]]. <ref> Guide: [[TAU series (Guide)|TAU series]]</ref>
* '''February''': ''[[TAU (Guide)|Tau]] Two'', the ''Betelgeuze'', launches for the heliopause.<ref name=TAU>Guide: [[TAU (Guide)|TAU]]</ref>
:''The source indicates eight were built, but only describes the missions of three vessels. As the loss of the ''Daedalus'' was handled in 2036, it is assumed that the next three missions launched spaced out in [[2037]].''  
: ''Month of launch is conjecture.''
 
* '''July 23rd''': ''[[TAU (Guide)|Tau]] Three'', the ''Charybdis'', launches for the heliopause.<ref name=TAU_MA>Memory Alpha: [http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Charybdis Charybdis]</ref>
* '''December''': ''[[TAU (Guide)|Tau]] Four'', the ''Phlebas'', launches for the heliopause.<ref name=TAU>Guide: [[TAU (Guide)|TAU]]</ref>
: ''Month of launch is conjecture.''


==New Technology==
==New Technology==
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==Reminders==
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Revision as of 09:32, 3 July 2014

Historical Events

  • February: Tau Two, the Betelgeuze, launches for the heliopause.[1]
Month of launch is conjecture.
  • July 23rd: Tau Three, the Charybdis, launches for the heliopause.[2]
  • December: Tau Four, the Phlebas, launches for the heliopause.[1]
Month of launch is conjecture.

New Technology



References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Guide: TAU
  2. ↑ Memory Alpha: Charybdis





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