since this is in a different time line would seska fit in (CE) if in this universe it was someone else gave the Kazon the replicator technology?

...forgive me, i guess i havent seen that episode yet the place i get my star trek info from isn't loading on this computer, so you'll have to wait until i get home to look this up.

...forgive me, i guess i havent seen that episode yet the place i get my star trek info from isn't loading on this computer, so you'll have to wait until i get home to look this up.

summary of The "state of flux"

Ensign Seska is found to have been trading Voyager's replicator technology to the Kazon in clear violation of the Prime Directive and an investigation uncovers an even more surprising revelation she is a Cardassian spy.

the reason i suggested it is because of the USS Equinox.

...ah. i understand what you're saying now...

however, now reading your post a little closer, i kinda have to say no. this is still the prime universe, but it's set after when spock left.

...ah. i understand what you're saying now...

 

however, now reading your post a little closer, i kinda have to say no. this is still the prime universe, but it's set after when spock left.

It cant be the prime universe due to this

voyager was returning, they had on long-range sensors

they came through a transwarp conduit so they wouldn't see any planets.

...ah. i understand what you're saying now...

 

however, now reading your post a little closer, i kinda have to say no. this is still the prime universe, but it's set after when spock left.

It cant be the prime universe due to this

 

voyager was returning, they had on long-range sensors

 

they came through a transwarp conduit so they wouldn't see any planets.

Maybe the colony's drifted out into the Delta Quadrant? (Or, at least, the BQ-DQ border, which I think is where Voyager entered the conduit)?

I'm not sure what starship class you actually decided to use, but if it was a Vesta- which was one of the ideas- with slipstream drive (or any ship with slipstream drive) this might work.

Except if you're going with the traditional Star Trek "one season = one year", a slipstream ship wouldn't take three years to reach the edge of the Delta Quadrant. It would be much faster. So maybe not.

huh...*thinks* i'm gonna have to do some thinking on that...but i WILL figure out a way to merge it into the prime universe.

Maybe a Luna-class deep space exploration ship found it, while charting the Beta Quadrant? Then sent word back to Starfleet to send a ship out there?

That depends on whether or not you would have the book series Star Trek: Titan be canon, or at least have aspects of it be canon, for Colony 5, though.

Maybe a Luna-class deep space exploration ship found it, while charting the Beta Quadrant? Then sent word back to Starfleet to send a ship out there?

 

That depends on whether or not you would have the book series Star Trek: Titan be canon, or at least have aspects of it be canon, for Colony 5, though.

hmmm...well, cause of conflicting data, i prefer not make the comics or books canon. but, maybe we can make up a class of ships that was charting wherever colony 5 is located...

Maybe a Luna-class deep space exploration ship found it, while charting the Beta Quadrant? Then sent word back to Starfleet to send a ship out there?

 

That depends on whether or not you would have the book series Star Trek: Titan be canon, or at least have aspects of it be canon, for Colony 5, though.

 

hmmm...well, cause of conflicting data, i prefer not make the comics or books canon. but, maybe we can make up a class of ships that was charting wherever colony 5 is located...

how about using a dauntless class starship?

Maybe a Luna-class deep space exploration ship found it, while charting the Beta Quadrant? Then sent word back to Starfleet to send a ship out there?

 

That depends on whether or not you would have the book series Star Trek: Titan be canon, or at least have aspects of it be canon, for Colony 5, though.

 

hmmm...well, cause of conflicting data, i prefer not make the comics or books canon. but, maybe we can make up a class of ships that was charting wherever colony 5 is located...

Why not say "some things from the books and comics are canon, but only if I say they are?"

I think it would be easier to recycle the Luna class deep space explorer and say "while this particular starship is canon, it does not mean that any events from the Star Trek: Titan book series are canon", rather than invent a new class of deep space explorer that would basically be the same as the Luna, but without any of the events that happened in ST: Titan.

In other words, the ship would be pretty much the same, it would just be the name that's different.

Maybe a Luna-class deep space exploration ship found it, while charting the Beta Quadrant? Then sent word back to Starfleet to send a ship out there?

 

That depends on whether or not you would have the book series Star Trek: Titan be canon, or at least have aspects of it be canon, for Colony 5, though.

 

hmmm...well, cause of conflicting data, i prefer not make the comics or books canon. but, maybe we can make up a class of ships that was charting wherever colony 5 is located...

Why not say "some things from the books and comics are canon, but only if I say they are?"

 

I think it would be easier to recycle the Luna class deep space explorer and say "while this particular starship is canon, it does not mean that any events from the Star Trek: Titan book series are canon", rather than invent a new class of deep space explorer that would basically be the same as the Luna, but without any of the events that happened in ST: Titan.

 

In other words, the ship would be pretty much the same, it would just be the name that's different.

that makes sense about having the classes from them and it stops the issue of canon.

Maybe a Luna-class deep space exploration ship found it, while charting the Beta Quadrant? Then sent word back to Starfleet to send a ship out there?

 

That depends on whether or not you would have the book series Star Trek: Titan be canon, or at least have aspects of it be canon, for Colony 5, though.

 

hmmm...well, cause of conflicting data, i prefer not make the comics or books canon. but, maybe we can make up a class of ships that was charting wherever colony 5 is located...

Why not say "some things from the books and comics are canon, but only if I say they are?"

 

I think it would be easier to recycle the Luna class deep space explorer and say "while this particular starship is canon, it does not mean that any events from the Star Trek: Titan book series are canon", rather than invent a new class of deep space explorer that would basically be the same as the Luna, but without any of the events that happened in ST: Titan.

 

In other words, the ship would be pretty much the same, it would just be the name that's different.

 

that makes sense about having the classes from them and it stops the issue of canon.

Alright...from this point out, the series Star Trek Titan is non-canon, but the luna class is.