1513.8 Enterprise contacts the First Federation 3468.1 Encounter with Apollo at Pollux IV 2260s Babel Conference of Coridan's admission. Reference stardate 2188 SFC USS Enterprise commissioned. 21st century Upheavals in population lead many open North American lands to be reinhabited by Native Americans. ( TOS episode & Star Trek 4 novelization: All Our Yesterdays TOS - The Yesterday Saga novel: Yesterday's Son) 20th century Earth historians theorize the Greek gods could have been powerful ancient space travellers. Spock and McCoy eventually find records of Zar's solitary life and go back in time to rescue him, bringing him into the future with them. Zarabeth gives birth to Spock's son Zar and raises him into his teenage years before her death. Her only visitors in exile are Leonard McCoy and Spock. Circa 28th century BC Zarabeth is exiled to the distant past of Sarpeidon, where she lives out her life and eventually dies in a fall.

decade Timeline Chronology Approximately 5000 BC Apollo and his fellow Beings visit Earth in the guise of powerful gods.

Federation Starfleet ranks (2270s-2350s).

Federation Starfleet ranks (2240s-2260s).

science officer Other references astrophysics.

warp drive Materials, substances, and energies dilithium.

United Federation of Planets Events V'Ger Encounter Science and technology android.

Zetarian States and organizations First Federation.

High Point, North Carolina other Delman, Newstate Planets and planetoids 114 Delta V.Starfleet Commander's School Planetary locations and settlements Earth Cleveland, Ohio.USS Republic ( Constitution/ Baton Rouge-class training vessel) Locations Establishments David Marcus Research Center for Advanced Genetics.IKS Klothos ( D7/ D5-class battle cruiser).USS Grissom ( Oberth-class research vessel).USS Excelsior ( Excelsior-class explorer).USS Enterprise ( Declaration-class passenger liner).USS Potemkin other vessels HMS Bounty ( B'rel-class bird-of-prey).

Zor-Khan Starships and vehicles Constitution-class USS Constellation.

Art by Jim Reddington and Bernard Sachs.

Art by Jonathan Peterson and Dick Giordano.

Art by Jim Reddington and Greg Theakston.

Art by Jonathan Petersen and Greg Theakston.

Also introduced were the credentials of the staff, including a selected bibliography of author Asherman's work. The issue began with an introduction by editor Greenberger describing the history of Star Trek and DC Comics' publishing of Star Trek comics throughout the 20th anniversary of the franchise.

3.8 Materials, substances, and energies.

3.3.2 Planetary locations and settlements.

Nine Planets by Greg Byrne