2024

For other uses, see 2024.

timeline

years:	2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 (stardates from 2024.0^[1])
decades:	1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s 2030s 2040s 2050s
centuries:	20th century - 21st century - 22nd century

2024 was, on Earth's calendar, the 25th year of the 21st century, and the fifth year of the 2020s decade. Although this was a time period before Human formulation of stardates, this era begins with stardate 2024.0^[1].

Events[]

BuckarooCard — Buck Bokai's baseball card.

Baseball player Buck Bokai in the Planetary Baseball League plays a second and final year for the club at Seibu. He had 161 games, 653 times at bat, 107 runs, 240 hits, with 42 doubles, 13 triples, 9 stolen bases and 26 home runs. He was responible for 75 runs batted in and had a batting average of .368.^[2]^[3]
Ireland is reunified as a political entity after years of terrorism.^[4]
Melinda Silver and her assistent Dennis Berry release their second podcast Cetacean about the mysterious disappearance of marine biologist Doctor Gillian Taylor in 1985. The podcast ends without a conclusion with the disappearance of Silver and Berry. (TOS novel: Lost to Eternity)
By 2024, a government that was based on the ideals of Leon Trotsky had come to power in France, and had escalating tension with the country's Gaullists. Two guests at a party held by Christopher Brynner cancelled a trip to the Alps because of concerns over student protests.^[5]

21 January

LA Times newspapers carry front-page headlines regarding Christopher Brynner opposing unionization, the upcoming Europa moon mission and the wildfire season in California.^[6]

Although the newspaper that Q was reading bore the date of January 21st, the date of the rest of the episode was established to be 12 April. It is possible that Q was reading an old, out-of-date newspaper or that scene was a flashback to January when he began observing Renée. An additional discontinuity was that the January newspaper stated the Shango mission was three days away, although this might have reflected a rescheduling. It is also possible that Q conjured an inaccurately formed version of the newspaper as the result of his powers faltering.

12 April: The CSS La Sirena crashes at Château Picard's vineyards.^[7]
13 April: The FBI detains Jean-Luc Picard and Guinan.^[8]^[9]
14 April: Picard explores his repressed memories of the Chateau catacombs.^[10]
15 April: Shango launches. The Traveler meets with Kore Soong.^[11]
2 September: The Bell Riots break out in the San Francisco Sanctuary District A. Afterwards, the United States of America begins to reverse its policy of placing the homeless and mentally ill in Sanctuary District internment. It is later revealed that Starfleet officer Benjamin Sisko had traveled through time and taken the place of Gabriel Bell. Sisko's interference in a street fight caused Bell's death, and Sisko took his place when rioters took US government employees hostage, ensuring that the government saw the civil rights of the District inhabitants were being violated.^[5]^[12]

People[]

Births and deaths[]

15 April: Tallinn dies.^[11]
18 June: Willie Mays dies.
2 September: Gabriel Bell dies.^[5]
3 September: Gabriel Bell's death is recorded after he is briefly impersonated by Benjamin Sisko. Michael Webb and Biddle Coleridge (and the rest of the Bell Riots hostage-takers) are also killed, as well as hundreds of Sanctuary District A residents.^[5]

Notable people[]

Buzz Aldrin • Alvarez • Pamela Anderson • Ann-Margret • Fredric Appel • Margaret Atwood • Drew Barrymore • Barry Bonds • Kenneth Branagh • Helen Burke • Naomi Campbell • Charles III • Robert Chen • James Kirk Christopher-Fontana • Biddle Coleridge • Joan Collins • Max Allan Collins • Joe Comeau • Robert Crais • Wesley Crusher • Dax symbiont • Robert De Niro • Cameron Diaz • Athene Donald • Bob Dylan • Clint Eastwood • Will Eliscu • Shepard Fairey • Fengpeng Sun • Vigdís Finnbogadóttir • Heidi Fleiss • Alice Fontana • Gabi • Bill Gates • Patty Hearst • Lady Gaga • Leclerc • Lee • James Lovell • Elle Macpherson • Madonna • John Major • Lee Majors • Willie Mays • Jennifer McCarthy • Paul McCartney • Demi Moore • Musa • Elon Musk • Gavin Newsome • Matt Okumura • Roger Penrose • Renee Picard • Preston • Teresa Ramirez • Derek Redmond • Ricardo • Claudia Schiffer • William Shatner • Will Smith • Patrick Stewart • Sharon Stone • Talinn • Valentina Tereshkova • Frank J. Tipler • Vin • Danny Webb • Michael Webb • Andrew Wiles • Williams • Mark Zuelzke

Appendices[]

References and notes[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 TOS movie: Star Trek.
↑ DS9 episode: "If Wishes Were Horses".
↑ This information comes from a baseball card seen throughout Star Trek: Deep Space Nine on Ben Sisko's desk, notably in DS9 episode: "The Storyteller" and "If Wishes Were Horses".
↑ TNG episode: "The High Ground".
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 ^5.2 ^5.3 DS9 episode: "Past Tense".
↑ PIC episode: "Watcher".
↑ PIC episode: "Assimilation".
↑ PIC episode: "Monsters".
↑ PIC episode: "Mercy".
↑ PIC episode: "Hide and Seek".
↑ ^11.0 ^11.1 PIC episode: "Farewell".
↑ Last Unicorn RPG module: All Our Yesterdays: The Time Travel Sourcebook.

Stories[]

Title	Series	Date	Media	Notes	Image
Assimilation (past)	Picard	12 April 2024	episode
Watcher (past)	Picard	12 April 2024	episode
Fly Me to the Moon (past)	Picard	12 April 2024	episode
Two of One (past)	Picard	12 April 2024	episode
Monsters (past)	Picard	13 April 2024	episode
Mercy (past)	Picard	13-14 April 2024	episode
Hide and Seek (past)	Picard	14 April 2024	episode
Farewell (past)	Picard	15 April 2024	episode
Past Tense, Part I (past)	Deep Space Nine	30 August–1 September 2024	episode
Past Tense, Part II (past)	Deep Space Nine	1-3 September 2024	episode

Releases[]

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Dates listed here reflect the official release date of publications; prose publications typically become available in the final weeks of the preceding month, but have no set release date; comics do have specific release days, which normally occur at intervals throughout their release month.