2286

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Historical Events

  • The DY-500 ceases to be used by any major corporations, though individual traders and minor companies may still employ them.[1]
Conjecture, based on the statement that the DY-500s being used until the 2280s.
  • A method to recrystallize dilithium using fission power is realized.[2][3]
  • USS Republic (NCC-1371, Constitution heavy cruiser) is stripped of all armament, save for a single ceremonial laser, and reactivated as an Academy training ship.[4]
The year is speculation, but it did occur in the late 2280s and would appear to have been for an extremely short period of time.
  • Star Fleet decommissions all but 10 of the non-Andorian Loknars, with the remainder held in a reserve capacity.[5]
  • USS Dominion (NCC-2115, Federation dreadnought) is placed into a reserve status.[6]
  • The Cardassians make contact with the Klingon Empire in the Betreka Nebula. The First Cardassian-Klingon war begins.[7][8][9]
The war would only end in 2304, after a long series of battles, raids, and skirmishes. The novel The Art of the Impossible indicates the conflict started in 2328, but SFC-canon is going with the unpublished LUG sources.
  • USS Typhon (NCC-D867, Centaurus class) is ransacked by pirates identifiabled as Elasi, traceable to the Klingon intelligence payroll.[10]
  • Data on Star Fleet defensive sensor networks in the Archanis sector is assumed compromised, and the whole Firechain tripwire system has to be abandoned.[10]
  • In light of the Organians' disappearance, Kiaga and Agilis class perimeter action vessels are pressed back to service.[11]
Indications are that they were limited in their usage prior to this, either as reserve vessels or conducting patrols of zones near to their non-front stations.
  • Star Fleet ceases its subsidization and oversight program of the Velikovski prospector vessels.[12]
Presumably, all vessels were sold off to their operators (or others).
  • Officially, Star Fleet retires the Questor class runabouts from service.[13]
Several distant outposts retained Questors for liaison tasks well into the 2320s.
  • The final Darwin subclass light surveyor is delivered to Star Fleet.[14]
  • Early to mid: Earth is attacked by a probe attempting to communicate with life in the oceans. A world-ending catastrophe is averted only when their message is responded to by previously-extinct humpback whales.[3]
  • Post-Whale Probe crisis: USS Yorktown (NCC-1704, Enterprise Flt II subclass heavy cruiser), incapacitated by the whale probe, is repaired, renamed, and re-registered as USS Enterprise, NCC-1701-A.[15][16]

New Technology

References

  1. ↑ Guide: DY warp series
  2. ↑ Spacedock: Warp Propulsion System: Lithium and Dilithium
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Memory Alpha: "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home"
  4. ↑ Guide: Constitution
  5. ↑ Guide: Loknar
  6. ↑ Guide: Federation
  7. ↑ The Cardassians (Memory Icon), pp 20-22
  8. ↑ Memory Alpha: "Betreka Nebula Incident"
  9. ↑ "Blood and Honor: Klingon History" (unpublished LUG sourcebook)
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Guide: Centaurus
  11. ↑ Guide: Kiaga
  12. ↑ Guide: Sulek
  13. ↑ Guide: Questor
  14. ↑ Guide: Garneau
  15. ↑ Guide: Constitution (refit)
  16. ↑ Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home




2285 23rd century
2280s 		2287
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