I wonder if she beat Kirk's record for temporal violations. Remember how they said he was menace.^ About two weeks into the inquiry, I'll bet she'd be wishing she'd just stayed out there.
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Well, Kirk has seventeen incidents on file. Based on Voyager's seven years, there are eleven temporal incidents, two of which there should be no record of (Time and Again, Year of Hell) and three more that Janeway had no active role in (Non Sequitor, Before and After, Timeless). Although, curiously enough, Captain Braxton did blame her for one of those incidents anyway (Timeless).I wonder if she beat Kirk's record for temporal violations. Remember how they said he was menace.
He still holds the 23rd century and the male captain records though.
Didn't he mention one when he was ranting about her in Relativity, something about the Takara sector? Wasn't that the sector of space where the AU Voyager crashed on the ice planet in Timeless?
Also her messages sent via Telek R'Mor, 20 years in the past, in Eye of the Needle
Yep.
Exactly what I was referring to.
Ooh, forgot that one. Twelve temporal incidents, then.
We have to establish what's what first. There's the
Predestination Paradox
The Pogo Paradox
The Dali Paradox(also known as the melting clock effect.)
Are there any others mentioned?
DTI seems focused on when people actually travel to the past. Like did they alter history? Were they always going to travel back?
If we go by every temporal incident, then each captain would have a dozen.
We should find out how many times Kirk, Picard, Sisko, and Janeway violated the temporal prime directive.
Predestination Paradox
The Pogo Paradox
The Dali Paradox(also known as the melting clock effect.)
Are there any others mentioned?
DTI seems focused on when people actually travel to the past. Like did they alter history? Were they always going to travel back?
If we go by every temporal incident, then each captain would have a dozen.
We should find out how many times Kirk, Picard, Sisko, and Janeway violated the temporal prime directive.
If "Kelvin" refers to the Abrams rewriting of history, please tell me if it doesn't... Wasn't that an erasing and rewriting of history, rather than two parallel and co-existing branches of time?
^ No. The Kelvin and Prime timelines exist in parallel. There was no rewriting or erasing.
From the point of view of the Prime timeline, Nero and Ambassador Spock simply vanished and were never seen again.
From the point of view of the Prime timeline, Nero and Ambassador Spock simply vanished and were never seen again.
I wonder if they visited the Bozeman in Cause and Effect or just the Enterprise. Maybe some other department had to give Captain Frasier orientation with the 24th century.
I don't recall any mention of that. Are you sure? I thought history was changed. I didn't think we were talking about a parallel reality, like the Mirror universe.
Both the writers and the characters mention it. The writers citing the TNG episode "Parallels" and the Many worlds theory of quantum mechanics as their inspiration and the characters having this conversation:
Nope.
No. He's the original Spock from the future.
The Spock of the Kelvin timeline will have his own course in life, which may or may not turn out anything like Spock Prime's did.
Spock Prime even mentions a few things that are different like Kirk's father seeing him take command of the Enterprise.
They've talked about it a lot behind the scenes but the writers were saying that this alternate reality splintered off from the original once the Narada came through the blackhole. http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Alternate_reality#Background_information
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