Starfleet Records. James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. The destiny of Zefram Cochrane. Stardate: 3219.8-3220.3 (2267) The Enterprise continues its search. Sulu has discovered an asteroid field containing 7,000 bodies in sizes ranging from A to M. Thirty percent of them have atmospheres in types ranging from H to M. The search will be a long one, but Scott remains convinced by the lack of evidence that the shuttlecraft landed safely somewhere, and he is prepared to search every

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Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Time travel. Temporal Directive. Stardate: 3113.2–3114.1 (2267). Date: July 1969. "Captain's log, Stardate 3113.2, subjective time: We were en route to Starbase 9 for resupply when a black star of high gravitational attraction began to drag us toward it. It required all warp power in reverse to pull us away from the star, but like snapping a rubber band, the breakaway sent us plunging through space, ou

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. A maneuver to be studied at the Academy. Stardate: 1512.2–1514.1 (2266) Kirk, not immune to the gravity of the situation, pleads with Balok about their non-hostile intentions, but Balok ignores them. With four minutes remaining to annihilation, Kirk asks Spock for options, but Spock says that sometimes, as in chess, when one is outmatched, the game is over. "Checkmate," Spock finishes. Kirk balks at Sp