why do temporal police just not care?

[Set Harth]

All the adventures that Kirk and crew went on in the Roddenberryverse. Will take place in the Abramverse.

Not necessarily.

 

[Dukhat]

All the adventures that Kirk and crew went on in the Roddenberryverse. Will take place in the Abramverse.

Really? So "Amok Time" will still take place, only with everybody in space suits hovering over the big empty space where Vulcan used to be?

 

[Yevetha]

Som e green matter and the Vulcans will recreate the planet.

 

[F. King Daniel]

The novel Watching the Clock does touch on this...

Spoiler: novel

The Department of Temporal Investigations (in the 'prime' timeline) know about the Abramsverse. They have determined that it will eventually reconnect with the original timeline, but in the far, far future. They basically are leaving it alone.

Actually, IIRC, "Watching the Clock" says that because black hole time travel is one-way, there's no entanglement between the resulting timelines and thus they'll remain seperate forever. Only in the case of two-way anomalies (as seen in "Yesterday's Enterprise" etc) do the timelines merge again.

 

[Hartzilla2007]

The novel Watching the Clock does touch on this...

Spoiler: novel

The Department of Temporal Investigations (in the 'prime' timeline) know about the Abramsverse. They have determined that it will eventually reconnect with the original timeline, but in the far, far future. They basically are leaving it alone.

There is no referance to the Abrams timeline at all in that novel. Christopher explains as much here.

^ No *overt* references, but a passing mention.

I though only timelines with minor differences merged and ones with major changes like say destroying a planet stayed separate.

 

[Set Harth]

Your Reset Button's dead, son. Accept it.

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