Re: Tough one

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Posted by Argus Skyhawk on March 18, 1997 at 17:00:36:

In Reply to: Tough one posted by Mike Wright on March 18, 1997 at 16:30:46:

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Answer to Question for Stardate
: : 31397.0 to Stardate 31797.0:
: : The Year is 2373. U.S.S. Voyager got lost in the Delta
: : Quadrant in the year 2371. Since Voyager is in its
: : 3rd season, add 2 to 2371 and you get 2373. (2371, 1st
: : season, 2372 second season, and 2373 3rd season).
: : (Writer's Note): Appologies for naming the incorrect
: : production. Question applied to the STNG series finale
: : only.

: : Question for Stardate 31997.0:

: : On all Starships, what does the suffix "U.S.S." stand
: : for?

: :
: : Copyright MikeSfy'97
: : All Rights Reserved

: In "The Cage," Captain Pike said he was from the "United States Ship Enterprise." I've always assumed that they just stuck with the USS part even though there was no United States. Kind of a plot whole, but then, "The Cage" was never realy put into production, so you can't really rely on the timeline too well.

I believe that David Gerrold said in "The World of Star Trek"
that it stands for United Space Ship.

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Comments: : : : : : <center><bold>Answer to Question for Stardate : : : 31397.0 to Stardate 31797.0: : : : The Year is 2373. U.S.S. Voyager got lost in the Delta : : : Quadrant in the year 2371. Since Voyager is in its : : : 3rd season, add 2 to 2371 and you get 2373. (2371, 1st : : : season, 2372 second season, and 2373 3rd season). : : : (Writer's Note): Appologies for naming the incorrect : : : production. Question applied to the STNG series finale : : : only.</center></bold> : : : Question for Stardate 31997.0: : : : On all Starships, what does the suffix "U.S.S." stand : : : for? : : : : : : Copyright MikeSfy'97 : : : All Rights Reserved : : In "The Cage," Captain Pike said he was from the "United States Ship Enterprise." I've always assumed that they just stuck with the USS part even though there was no United States. Kind of a plot whole, but then, "The Cage" was never realy put into production, so you can't really rely on the timeline too well. : I believe that David Gerrold said in "The World of Star Trek" : that it stands for United Space Ship.

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