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Omega Glory backstory?

I vaguely remember a novel or e-novella that brought up the subject. Anybody remeber what?

The Department of Temporal Investigations said that they investigated this for temporal shenanigans and determined that it was actually the result of some Boomers like Mayweather visiting the place then dropping off their copy of the Constitution, flag, etcetera.

They were sacred documents but they weren't OLD documents.
 
The Department of Temporal Investigations said that they investigated this for temporal shenanigans and determined that it was actually the result of some Boomers like Mayweather visiting the place then dropping off their copy of the Constitution, flag, etcetera.
Also, ENT: Kobayashi Maru is the novel that directly deals with this in the "present-day," taking place shortly in the aftermath (IIRC) of the E.C.S. Horizon's visit to the planet shortly before the Earth-Romulan War kicks off.
 
Also, ENT: Kobayashi Maru is the novel that directly deals with this in the "present-day," taking place shortly in the aftermath (IIRC) of the E.C.S. Horizon's visit to the planet shortly before the Earth-Romulan War kicks off.

No, that's with regard to Iotia in "A Piece of the Action." What I posited in Watching the Clock was that a similar act of ECS intervention explained the presence of United States iconography on Omega IV.
 
No, that's with regard to Iotia in "A Piece of the Action." What I posited in Watching the Clock was that a similar act of ECS intervention explained the presence of United States iconography on Omega IV.

Lots of interesting continuity patches in that book. It remains one of my all-time favorite ST EU books as a result. I especially like the whole, "Mirri's Earth fell into our universe."
 
...for just a second I tried to imagine compiling alll of the more canon-centric novels into a large tome that could be read in chronological order...

Please send help.
 
No, that's with regard to Iotia in "A Piece of the Action." What I posited in Watching the Clock was that a similar act of ECS intervention explained the presence of United States iconography on Omega IV.
Whoops, yup -- I misread that earlier post, there.
 
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