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This page details the years 1951-2000 according to the timeline presented in the [[Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology]].
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This page details the dates beginning with [[reference stardate]] -1/80, until [[stardate]] -1/99.
:'''Note''': ''The SFC was published in 1980, so events after that date may not correspond to real-life history.''
 
   
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:''Although the {{r|ST|Spaceflight Chronology}} authors intended for this [[timeline]] to be definitive as compared to real [[year]]s, numerous details in [[canon]] contradict the timeline. The dates are presented as [[reference stardate]]s (as the [[FASA RPG]] presented them) in order to help correlate them with canon dates.''
   
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==Reference dates==
:''1951-1979 to be added. SFC entries for these years conform to real-life history.''
 
 
 
===1980===
 
===1980===
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:''This reference date coincides with approximately [[1981]] or [[1982]] in relation to the real-life events described in the below source.''
[[Space shuttle]] flights begin as available payload space is booked full. Early missions will demonstrate the many uses of the [[gravity]]-free vacuum of [[space]].
 
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[[file:shuttle Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Space shuttle.]]
 
; [[reference stardate]] -1/80 : [[Earth]]'s [[space shuttle]] flights begin as available payload space is booked full. Early missions will demonstrate the many uses of the [[gravity]]-free vacuum of [[space]].<ref name="SFC">{{r|ST|Spaceflight Chronology}}.</ref><ref name=historicalfact>Historical fact.</ref>
   
 
===1982===
 
===1982===
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:''This reference date coincides with approximately [[1989]] and later in relation to the real-life events described in the below source.''
[[Luna]]r Polar Orbiter transmits data concerning surface chemistry and heat flow on the moon.
 
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; reference [[stardate]] -1/82
 
 
* A [[Human]]-built [[space]] [[probe]], the [[Lunar polar orbiter]] transmits data concerning surface [[chemistry]] and heat flow on Earth's [[moon]], [[Luna]].<ref name="SFC" />
Project Galileo departs from [[Earth]] [[orbit]] for [[Jupiter]]. It will descend into the Jovian atmosphere behind a heat shield, radioing back data until the increasing pressure crushes the [[hull]], about 30 minutes after entry.
 
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[[file:jupiter.jpg|thumb|Jupiter.]]
 
* ''[[Project Galileo]]'' departs from [[Earth]] [[orbit]] for [[Jupiter]]. It will descend into the Jovian [[atmosphere]] behind a heat shield, [[radio]]ing back data until the increasing pressure crushes the [[hull]], about 30 [[minute]]s after entry.<ref name="SFC" /><ref name=historicalfact />
   
 
===1983===
 
===1983===
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; reference stardate -1/83
The Space Telescope is orbited. This 2.4m aperture optical telescope, working above atmospheric turbulence, will revolutionize man's view of the universe.
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* The [[space telescope]] is orbited. This 2.4m aperture optical telescope, working above atmospheric turbulence, will revolutionize man's view of the universe.<ref name="SFC" />
 
The [[Venus]] Atmospheric [[Balloon]] enters the Venusian atmosphere, sending back data from its gondola of scientific instruments; it circles the planet on the stratospheric winds for several days.
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* The [[Venus]] Atmospheric [[Balloon]] enters the Venusian [[atmosphere]], sending back data from its gondola of [[scientific]] instruments; it circles the [[planet]] on the [[stratospheric]] winds for several [[day]]s.<ref name="SFC" />
   
 
===1985===
 
===1985===
Probe flies by [[Halley's Comet]] with a battery of instruments that measure its tenuous tail, and continues on to encounter [[comet]] Tempel 2 in 1988.
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; reference stardate -1/85 : [[Probe]] flies by [[Halley's Comet]] with a battery of instruments that measure its tenuous tail, and continues on to encounter [[comet]] [[Tempel 2]] on stardate -1/88.<ref name="SFC" />
   
 
===1986===
 
===1986===
Multiple [[Asteroid]] Rendezvous Mission will view these bodies in space close-up with an eye on the future mining of these interplanetary travelers.
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; reference stardate -1/86 : Multiple [[Asteroid]] Rendezvous Mission will view these bodies in space close-up with an eye on the future mining of these interplanetary travelers.<ref name="SFC" />
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===1987===
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; reference stardate -1/8703 : The [[Andorian]] civilization test their first [[prototype]] interstellar [[starship]].<ref name="FASAFederation">{{rpg|FASA RPG|The Federation}}.</ref>
   
 
===1988===
 
===1988===
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[[file:mars.jpg|thumb|Mars.]]
[[Mars]] Sample Return Probe is launched. It will retrieve soil and rocks for analysis back on Earth when it returns in 1991.
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; reference stardate -1/88 : [[Mars]] Sample Return Probe is launched. It will retrieve soil and rocks for analysis back on Earth when it returns on stardate -1/91.<ref name="SFC" />
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; reference stardate -1/88 : Probe flies by [[comet]] [[Tempel 2]].<ref name="SFC" />
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===1990===
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; reference stardate -1/9001 : [[kahless the Unforgettable|Kahless ''epetai''-Riskadh]] unifies the [[Klingon Empire]] and leads it to the [[star]]s (and against the [[Romulan]]s). Ruled from stardate -1/9001 to [[reference stardate 2003|0/0306.15]].<ref name="FASAKlingons">{{rpg|FASA RPG|The Klingons}}.</ref>
   
 
===1991===
 
===1991===
The [[Saturn]] Dual Probe arrives at the planet, with the [[satellite]] going into orbit as the descent stage relays information as it enters the planet's [[atmosphere]].
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; reference stardate -1/91 : The [[Saturn]] Dual Probe arrives at the planet, with the [[satellite]] going into orbit as the descent stage relays information as it enters the planet's [[atmosphere]].<ref name="SFC" />
   
 
===1992===
 
===1992===
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:''This reference date coincides with approximately [[2011]] and later in relation to the real-life events described in the below source.''
The space shuttle completes its twelve-year series so successfully, man will forever be in space.
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; reference stardate -1/92 : The [[space shuttle]] completes its series so successfully, man will forever be in [[space]].<ref name="SFC" /><ref name=historicalfact />
   
 
===1994===
 
===1994===
Manned missions to the moon begin again with several nations taking part. Cooperating as never before, they have a goal of building a permanent moon base by the turn of the century.
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; reference stardate -1/94 : Manned missions to the moon begin again with several nations taking part. Cooperating as never before, they have a goal of building a permanent moon base by the turn of the century.<ref name="SFC" />
   
 
===1996===
 
===1996===
The [[DY-100]] is the first mass-produced space ship capable of short interplanetary travel (Earth-moon). In an uprated mode, it will be able to take men to Mars.
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; reference stardate -1/96 : The [[DY-100]] is the first mass-produced space ship capable of short interplanetary travel (Earth to [[Luna]]). In an uprated mode, it will be able to take men to [[Mars]].<ref name="SFC" />
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; reference stardate -1/9609 : The first colonization of another world by [[Andorian]] explorers.<ref name="FASAFederation" />
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===1997===
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;[[reference stardate]] -1/9704.18 : [[American]]/[[Japanese]] moonbase built.<ref name="FASACadet">{{rpg|FASA RPG|Cadet's Orientation Sourcebook}}.</ref>
   
 
===1998===
 
===1998===
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[[file:goddar moonbase.jpg|thumb|The Goddard Moonbase.]]
Goddard Moonbase, the first large scale international space project, will provide accommodations for 70 in the fields of space research and industry.
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; reference stardate -1/98 : [[Goddard Moonbase]], the first large scale international space project, a research installation on the surface of [[Luna]], will provide accommodations for 70 in the fields of space research and industry.<ref name="SFC" />
   
 
===1999===
 
===1999===
Asteroid Belt Lander reveals asteroids to be rich in important raw materials for further space industrialization.
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; reference stardate -1/99 : Asteroid Belt Lander reveals asteroids to be rich in important raw materials for further space industrialization.<ref name="SFC" />
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;reference [[stardate]] -1/9904 : [[Sol asteroid belt]] opened to [[colony|colonization]].<ref name="FASACadet" />
{{SFCtimeline}}
 
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; reference stardate -1/9904 : [[Armstrong Center]] on [[Earth]]'s [[moon]] of [[Luna]] built during a period when more lunar stations were opened by various nations as well as several private corporations. This center was the largest of the new colonies and became a small city populated by scientists, technicians and support personnel. Furthermore, it began to grow due to a developing tourist trade that frequented the site.<ref name="FASAST3">{{rpg|FASA RPG|Star Trek III Sourcebook Update}}.</ref>
[[Category:Timeline]]
 
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==Appendices==
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===Connections===
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{{sFCtimeline}}
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===References and notes===
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<references />
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[[category:timeline]]

Revision as of 00:57, 6 December 2019

This page details the dates beginning with reference stardate -1/80, until stardate -1/99.

Although the ST reference: Spaceflight Chronology authors intended for this timeline to be definitive as compared to real years, numerous details in canon contradict the timeline. The dates are presented as reference stardates (as the FASA RPG presented them) in order to help correlate them with canon dates.

Reference dates

1980

This reference date coincides with approximately 1981 or 1982 in relation to the real-life events described in the below source.
Shuttle Enterprise

Space shuttle.

reference stardate -1/80
Earth's space shuttle flights begin as available payload space is booked full. Early missions will demonstrate the many uses of the gravity-free vacuum of space.[1][2]

1982

This reference date coincides with approximately 1989 and later in relation to the real-life events described in the below source.
reference stardate -1/82
Jupiter

Jupiter.

1983

reference stardate -1/83
  • The space telescope is orbited. This 2.4m aperture optical telescope, working above atmospheric turbulence, will revolutionize man's view of the universe.[1]
  • The Venus Atmospheric Balloon enters the Venusian atmosphere, sending back data from its gondola of scientific instruments; it circles the planet on the stratospheric winds for several days.[1]

1985

reference stardate -1/85
Probe flies by Halley's Comet with a battery of instruments that measure its tenuous tail, and continues on to encounter comet Tempel 2 on stardate -1/88.[1]

1986

reference stardate -1/86
Multiple Asteroid Rendezvous Mission will view these bodies in space close-up with an eye on the future mining of these interplanetary travelers.[1]

1987

reference stardate -1/8703
The Andorian civilization test their first prototype interstellar starship.[3]

1988

Mars

Mars.

reference stardate -1/88
Mars Sample Return Probe is launched. It will retrieve soil and rocks for analysis back on Earth when it returns on stardate -1/91.[1]
reference stardate -1/88
Probe flies by comet Tempel 2.[1]

1990

reference stardate -1/9001
Kahless epetai-Riskadh unifies the Klingon Empire and leads it to the stars (and against the Romulans). Ruled from stardate -1/9001 to 0/0306.15.[4]

1991

reference stardate -1/91
The Saturn Dual Probe arrives at the planet, with the satellite going into orbit as the descent stage relays information as it enters the planet's atmosphere.[1]

1992

This reference date coincides with approximately 2011 and later in relation to the real-life events described in the below source.
reference stardate -1/92
The space shuttle completes its series so successfully, man will forever be in space.[1][2]

1994

reference stardate -1/94
Manned missions to the moon begin again with several nations taking part. Cooperating as never before, they have a goal of building a permanent moon base by the turn of the century.[1]

1996

reference stardate -1/96
The DY-100 is the first mass-produced space ship capable of short interplanetary travel (Earth to Luna). In an uprated mode, it will be able to take men to Mars.[1]
reference stardate -1/9609
The first colonization of another world by Andorian explorers.[3]

1997

reference stardate -1/9704.18
American/Japanese moonbase built.[5]

1998

Goddar moonbase

The Goddard Moonbase.

reference stardate -1/98
Goddard Moonbase, the first large scale international space project, a research installation on the surface of Luna, will provide accommodations for 70 in the fields of space research and industry.[1]

1999

reference stardate -1/99
Asteroid Belt Lander reveals asteroids to be rich in important raw materials for further space industrialization.[1]
reference stardate -1/9904
Sol asteroid belt opened to colonization.[5]
reference stardate -1/9904
Armstrong Center on Earth's moon of Luna built during a period when more lunar stations were opened by various nations as well as several private corporations. This center was the largest of the new colonies and became a small city populated by scientists, technicians and support personnel. Furthermore, it began to grow due to a developing tourist trade that frequented the site.[6]

Appendices

Connections

Spaceflight Chronology Timeline Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology
1980-1999 SFC2000-2049 SFC2050-2099 SFC2100-2149 SFC2150-2199 SFC2200-2249 SFC2250-2299 SFC2300 SFC2301 SFC2302 SFC2303 SFC

References and notes