Jean-Luc Picard
Captain / Admiral • USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D • Human
Renowned Starfleet diplomat, archaeologist, and tactical commander who led contact with the Q Continuum and Borg Collective.
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Captain / Admiral • USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D • Human
Renowned Starfleet diplomat, archaeologist, and tactical commander who led contact with the Q Continuum and Borg Collective.
First Officer & Science Officer • USS Enterprise NCC-1701 • Vulcan / Human
Celebrated philosopher and diplomat whose integration of Vulcan logic and human emotion fostered Federation-Klingon peace accords.
Flagship of the United Federation of Planets • 2363-2371
Explorer vessel with 1,014 crew and families, featuring saucer separation, 250 photon torpedoes, and top cruise of Warp 9.6.
Homeworld: Qo'noS • Klingon Defense Force
Fierce warrior culture centered on personal honor, ritual combat, and duty to the Empire, characterized by pronounced cranial ridges and redundant anatomy.
Convert standard Earth Gregorian calendar dates to canonical TNG / 24th century Federation stardates.
Era: Early 25th Century (Post-Dominion War)
Calculate sub-light and superluminal velocities in multiples of the speed of light (c) across official scales.
Earth to Vulcan (16 light years): ~3.85 days
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Use this database when looking up vessel registry numbers, studying canonical alien biology and cultural doctrines (such as the Klingon code of honor or Vulcan logic), converting dates for fan fiction, or calculating realistic transit times across Federation sectors.
Under the standard TNG technical formula established by Michael Okuda, stardate 41000.0 corresponds to the start of Season 1 (year 2364). Each Earth calendar year equals exactly 1,000 stardate units (roughly 2.74 units per solar day).
In The Original Series (TOS), velocity equals the cube of the warp factor (v = w^3 * c). In The Next Generation (TNG), the scale is recalibrated so Warp 1 = c, Warp 9 = 1,516c, and Warp 10 represents infinite velocity (occupying all points in the universe simultaneously).
The encyclopedia spans the entire canon timeline, from the 22nd century (Star Trek: Enterprise) through the 23rd (TOS, Strange New Worlds), 24th (TNG, Deep Space Nine, Voyager), and 25th/32nd centuries (Picard, Discovery).
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