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James T. Kirk Spock Spock Prime Nero Christopher Pike Leonard James T. Kirk Spock Spock Prime Nero Christopher Pike Leonard McCoy Nyota Uhura Montgomery Scott Hikaru Sulu Pavel Chekov Sarek After witnessing the destruction of his home planet, Romulus in 2387, Nero sets in place a chain of events that will permanently alter the timeline of the Star Trek Universe, leading to the creation of an alternate reality, that deviates from the Prime Reality of the Star Trek Canon. 2387 - Nero loses his wife and unborn child during the destruction of Romulus in a supernova. Witnesses the tragedy while off- planet. 2387 - Grief- stricken and seeking revenge, Nero places the blame for Romulus's demise on Ambassador Spock, who had promised to prevent the disaster. Aditionally, he blamed the Federation as a whole, who he accused of standing idle while Romulus perished. 2387 - Spock, 2387 - Nero piloting his intercepts Spock's trademark ship the escape from the Jellyfish, absorbs ensuing black hole the supernova with while in command the use of Red of the Matter, creating a technologically black hole. Before advanced Romulan he could escape, mining vessel, the Spock is Narada. The intercepted by Narada is pulled Nero, in command into the Singularity of the Romulan first. mining vessel the Narada. Both ships are pulled into the Black Hole, the Narada entering first. 2222 - Montgomery Scott is born in Scotland. Spock Prime and 2227 - Leonard the Romulans get McCoy is born in Matthew Georgia, USA, McConaughey'd Earth. 2230 - Spock is born on Vulcan to Sarek, Vulcan ambassador to Earth and Amanda Grayson, a human. Spock's birth takes place prior to Nero's time incursion, and therefore before the timelines diverge from oneanother, so this event takes place for both Spock Prime and the Spock of this timeline. 2233.04 - The Narada emerges from the singularity 154 years in the past, not far from the Federation-Klingon border. Here, it encounters and attacks the USS Kelvin. Seeking Spock's wherabouts, Nero orders Ayel to contact the USS Kelvin's commanding officer and demand he come aboard for "negotiations." !1 2233.04 - Questions Captain Richard Robau about Spock's wherabouts, but Robau is unfamiliar with the name. When Robau informs Nero of the current stardate, Nero becomes angered at the realisation he is stranded in the past and kills Robau in a fit of rage. 2233.04 -Born in 2233.04 - Nero the USS Kelvin's launches a second medical shuttle no. attack on the USS 37, in the midst of Kelvin, now under the Narada's the command of attack. George Kirk. Kirk used the Kelvin's weapons to prevent Nero from destroying the escape shuttles. The Narada was rammed by the USS Kelvin, and was temporarily disabled although not entirely destroyed. Sometime after 2233, Pike wrote a dissertation on the USS Kelvin and the actions of its final commanding officer, George Kirk. 2233 - 2245 -James 2240s -In his youth, 2241 - Pavel was raised in Iowa, Spock was subject Chekov is born in North America by to severe bullying Russia. his mother and and abuse from his stepfather. In his peers, largely youth he had little pertaining to his sense of purpose Human ancestry. and often found himself on the wrong side of the law. 2245 - 2240's - During one Demonstrating a incident, three of rebellious streak, his classmates he recklessly steals accused his father and crashes his of being a traitor stepfather's 1965 for marrying "that Chevy Corvette human whore." into a quarry Spock lost control following a high- of his emotions and speed chase with violently attacked local authorities. one in an extreme fit of rage. Spock cited that this was the 35th time that they had attempted to elicit an emotional response from him. 2240's - Spock spoke to his father, Sarek about the encounter, asking why his father had made the choice to marry a Human. Sarek remarks coldly that it was simply a logical choice, given that he was an ambassador of Vulcan to Earth. He lectures Spock on how Vulcans must turn to logic in times of adversity. Thier ability to do so readily is often what sets them apart from humanity. !2 After completing Sometime prior to Montgomery Scott 2250's - Years later, the advanced 2255, McCoy was engaged in a Sarek served on training which he became a certified debate with his the panel that began during doctor and was at instructor on the accepted Spock to childhood in the one point married, issue of relativistic the Vulcan Science Vulcan Learning but navigated a physics and how it Academy. When Center, Spock harsh divorce. With pertains to another Vulcan on applied to both the nowhere else to subspace the panel insulted Vulcan Science go, McCoy resolves travel.The Spock about his Academy and to enlist in professor was of mother, Spock Starfleet Academy. Starfleet. the opinion that declined the offer He was also the range of a of admission. Sarek considering transporter was was shocked, completing his limited to a few sternly telling his training in the hundred son he had made a kolinahr – the kilometers; Scotty commitment to Vulcan ritual of felt that he could honor the Vulcan purging all vestigial beam a lifeform way. emotions – and from one planet to asked his mother the next within a whether she would star system. His think less of him theory, however, for discarding had never been emotion in that tested. As he was way. His mother experimenting with simply remarked his theory of that she would transwarp always be proud of beaming, he used him, no matter Jonathan Archer's Hewhat later choices was he beagle as a test admitted to the Vulcan Science Academy, but declined the offer after the board remarked that his admission to the Academy was especially commendable considering his "disadvantage" of being half-Human. 2254 - Spock went on to attend Starfleet Academy, and would come to be known as one of its most distinguished graduates. In 2254, He first programmed the Kobayashi Maru. he purpose of which was to allow cadets to experience fear in the face of death, and in confronting it, develop skills necessary for command 2255 - During a 2255 - He had 2255 -Breaks up 2255 -At a bar near scene at the attained the rank the fight bewteen the Riverside Riverside bar, flirts of commander, and the cadets. It is Shipyard in Iowa, with Nyota Uhura acted as an revealed he wrote Nyota Uhura meets while inebrieted. Is instructor at the his dissertation on a rather inebriated engaged in a bar Spock had the USS Kelvin. He James Kirk, who fight with three established a calls Kirk "the only attempts to flirt male Starfleet strong working genius level repeat with her. Although cadets, including relationship with offender in the frustrated by his Hendorff. Is Cadet Nyota Midwest". He advances, Uhura implored by Uhura. pushes Kirk to was surprised by Christopher Pike to challenge himself Kirk's knowledge of enlist in Starfleet and fulfil his what was involved Academy. potential, in the study of persuading him to Xenolinguistics. join Starfleet, This exchange then citing George Kirk's lead to a brawl bravery, daring fight when four James Kirk to do male Cadets were better. displeased with the attention Kirk was giving Uhura. 2255 -Decides to 2255 - Pike was 2255 - McCoy is During her time at enlist in Starfleet present on the present on the Starfleet Academy, Academy. Details Bardeen military Bardeen shuttle for she specialised in his intent to shuttle, bringing new Starfleet the study of complete Academy new recruits to the recruits, appearing Xenolinguistics training in three Starfleet Academy. ill at ease. It with the goal of years. Embarks appears he has a becoming a upon the military "fear of dying in communications shuttle Bardeen at something that officer. Spock the Riverside flies!" and served as one of Shipyard. Befriends attempts to hide in Uhura's instructors Leonard McCoy. the shuttle's during her study The two share bathroom for the and described her alchohol as the duration of the performance to be shuttle leaves for flight. After being exemplary at a Starfleet Academy. discovered by a consistent rate. flight officer, he is sat next to James T. Kirk. Kirk assures McCoy of the shuttle's safety, to no avail. McCoy confides that he joined Starfleet because his wife" took the whole damn planet in the divorce." and "all I have left are my Spock went on to Nero was involved bones." The pair 2257 -Scott was attend Starfleet in an incident in sent to the Academy, and the vicinity of a Federation outpost came to be known Klingon Prison on Delta Vega with as one of its most Planet towards the his colleague, distinguished end of his 25 year Keenser six graduates. By wait for Spock's months before the 2258, he had emergence from destruction of attained the rank the Black hole.He Vulcan. of commander, and destroys 47 Klingon acted as an Warbirds. instructor at the Academy. !3 2258 - Fails the 2258 - Spock 2258 - When Spock 2258 - Became 2258 - Uhura 2258 - Pavel Kobayashi Maru emerged from the arrives through the close friends with managed to detect Andreievich Chekov examination for black hole in the black hole, Nero is James T. Kirk at and translate a was a child prodigy the second time. year 2258 of an waiting for him. He the Academy. Klingon message and a Starfleet Undeterred, he alternate reality captures the McCoy berates Kirk indicating that a ensign for the decides to take it a created by Nero's Jellyfish and its for wanting to fleet of 47 Klingon Federation, third time.
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