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* [[Khan Noonien Singh]], among others, discovers the infamous ozone hole above the Antarctic.<ref name="Eugenic Wars 2">{{n|TOS|The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2}}</ref> |
* [[Khan Noonien Singh]], among others, discovers the infamous ozone hole above the Antarctic.<ref name="Eugenic Wars 2">{{n|TOS|The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2}}</ref> |
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| + | *'''July 10th''' - The bombing of the Greenpeace vessel ''Rainbow Warrior'' will lead to a sailor from Marseille resigning from the French navy to protest against the bombing.<ref name="Eugenic Wars 2">{{n|TOS|The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2}}</ref> |
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*'''[[August]]''' - [[Khan Noonien Singh|Noonien]] leads a rebellion of [[Augments]] against the scientists who developed them.<ref name="Khan, Issue 1">{{c|TOS|Khan, Issue 1}}</ref> |
*'''[[August]]''' - [[Khan Noonien Singh|Noonien]] leads a rebellion of [[Augments]] against the scientists who developed them.<ref name="Khan, Issue 1">{{c|TOS|Khan, Issue 1}}</ref> |
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In-Universe
Events
- Khan Noonien Singh, among others, discovers the infamous ozone hole above the Antarctic.[1]
- July 10th - The bombing of the Greenpeace vessel Rainbow Warrior will lead to a sailor from Marseille resigning from the French navy to protest against the bombing.[1]
- August - Noonien leads a rebellion of Augments against the scientists who developed them.[2]
Releases
January
- TOS novel #21: Uhura's Song, by Janet Kagan
- TOS comic #10: The Mirror Universe Saga, Part 2: Double Image, by Mike W. Barr
February
- TOS comic #11: The Mirror Universe Saga, Part 3: Deadly Reflection, by Mike W. Barr
March
- TOS novel #22: Shadow Lord, by Laurence Yep
- TOS comic #12: The Mirror Universe Saga, Part 4: The Tantalus Trap, by Mike W. Barr
April
- TOS comic #13: The Mirror Universe Saga, Part 5: Masquerade, by Mike W. Barr
May
- TOS novel #23: Ishmael, by Barbara Hambly
- TOS comic #14: The Mirror Universe Saga, Part 6: Behind Enemy Lines, by Mike W. Barr
June
- TOS comic #15: The Mirror Universe Saga, Part 7: The Beginning of the End, by Mike W. Barr
July
- TOS novel #24: Killing Time, by Della Van Hise
- TOS comic #16: The Mirror Universe Saga, Part 8: Homecoming..., by Mike W. Barr
August
- TOS comic #17: The D'Artagnan Three, by L.B. Kellogg
September
- TOS novel #25: Dwellers in the Crucible, by Margaret Wander Bonanno
- TOS comic #18: Rest and Recreation!, by Paul Kupperberg
October
- TOS comic #19: Chekov's Choice, by Walter Koenig
- TOS comic annual #1: All Those Years Ago..., by Mike W. Barr
November
- TOS novel #26: Pawns and Symbols, by Majliss Larson
- TOS comic #20: Giri, by Wenonah Woods
December
- TOS comic #21: Dreamworld, by Bob Rozakis
Unknown Month
References and notes
Connections
- 1985 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- 1985 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- 1985 page at the Complete Starfleet Library
- 1985 article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.