24th century

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The 24th century of the anno Domini (common) era will span the years 2301–2400 of the Gregorian calendar. Unlike most century years, the year 2400 will be a leap year, and the first century leap year since the year 2000.

Contents 1 Astronomical events 2 Science fiction set in the 24th century 2.1 Literature 2.2 Television 2.2.1 Star Trek: The Next Generation 2.2.2 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 2.2.3 Star Trek: Voyager 2.3 Movies 2.4 Musicals 2.5 Video games 2.6 Books 2.7 Comic books 3 Decades and years 4 References 5 External links

[edit] Astronomical events

• September 11, 2307: At 22:50 UTC, Venus will occult Uranus.
• 2313: Triple conjunction Mars-Jupiter.
• 2319: Triple conjunction Mars-Saturn.
• June 4, 2327: At 00:54 UTC, Venus will occult Mars.
• October 8, 2335: At 14:51 UTC, Venus will occult Jupiter.
• April 7, 2351: At 17:22 UTC, Mercury will occult Uranus.
• December 13, 2360: Transit of Venus.
• December 10, 2368: Transit of Venus.
• 2388: Triple conjunction Mars-Saturn.
• May 11, 2391: Partial transit of Mercury.
• November 17, 2400: Venus will occult Antares (last occultation of Antares by Venus was on September 17, 525 BC).

[edit] Science fiction set in the 24th century

[edit] Literature

• Bis zum Nullpunkt des Seins ("To the Zero Point of Existence"), written in 1871 by Kurd Laßwitz, is set in the year 2371.
• The novel Bikini Planet by David S. Garnett takes place at the beginning of the 24th Century.

[edit] Television

• Duck Dodgers in the 24th 1/2 Century (circa 2350).
• In the episode Attack of Big MACC in the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series, the "thinking" robot MACC leaves his time (2390) and time travels back to the late 1980s. MACC later returns to his own time after helping the TMNT fighting Krang, Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady.
• Tom Corbett, Space Cadet is active in the year 2352.
• The apocalyptic Space Runaway Ideon occurs in the 24th century. It is an anime series made in 1980, and is quite famous in Japan.
• In the animated series Futurama, 2303 is the year that the Monks started looking for God through their giant telescope. Also in 2308 Bender Bending Rodríguez interrupts the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and while being chased down is inadvertently responsible for the destruction of New York City which makes way for New New York City.
• The anime series Mobile Suit Gundam 00 takes place between the years 2307 and 2312.

[edit] Star Trek: The Next Generation

• Jean-Luc Picard, born July 13, 2305.^[1]
• Beverly Crusher, born 2324.^[2]
• William T. Riker, born 2335.^[3]
• Geordi LaForge, born 2335.^[3]
• Deanna Troi, born March 29, 2336.^[4]
• Natasha Yar, born 2337.^[5]
• Data, activated Feb. 2, 2338.^[6]
• Worf, born 2340.^[5]
• Wesley Crusher, born 2349.^[5]
• USS Enterprise, the fifth starship to bear the name, registry NCC-1701-D is launched, 2364.
• Events of Star Trek: The Next Generation, circa 2364-2370.

[edit] Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

• Benjamin Sisko, born 2332.^[5]
• Quark, born circa 2333.^[7]
• Odo, discovered 2337.^[5]
• Miles O'Brien, born September, 2338.^[8]
• Jadzia Dax, born 2341.^[5]
• Kira Nerys, born 2343.^[5]
• Ezri Dax, born 2354.^[9]
• Nog, born circa 2353.^[10]
• Jake Sisko, born 2355.^[5]
• Events of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, (circa 2369–2375)

[edit] Star Trek: Voyager

• Tuvok, born 2264.^[11]
• Chakotay, born 2329.^[12]
• Kathryn Janeway, born circa 2336.^[13]
• Neelix, born circa 2337.^[14]
• Tom Paris, born circa 2346.^[15]
• Seven of Nine, born June 24, 2348.^[16]
• B'Elanna Torres, born 2349.^[5]
• Kes, born 2370.^[17]
• The Doctor, activated 2371.^[18]
• Events of Star Trek: Voyager, (circa 2371–2378)

[edit] Movies

• Star Trek Generations (circa 2371)
• Star Trek: First Contact (circa 2373)
• Star Trek: Insurrection (circa 2375)
• Star Trek Nemesis (circa 2379)
• Forbidden Planet (circa 2381)
• Alien Resurrection (circa 2381)

[edit] Musicals

• We Will Rock You (circa 2302-2309 (depending on the current year and day this is shown))

[edit] Video games

• The map for Role Play plugin for the widely popular Half-Life Mod "The Specialists" named by creators of the "Havoc9 Gaming Network" as "Xenon City" takes place in the years 2346 to its destruction some 70 years later.
• Many games based in the Star Trek universe take place in the 24th century.
• In the StarCraft series, 40,000 humans are exiled from Earth in 2309. They reach the Koprulu Sector on the Galactic Rim in 2337. Stranded on three separate worlds, they are reunited in 2397.
• The FreeSpace Series, a sci-fi space starfighter sim, takes place from 2335 to 2367.
• Independence War 2: Edge of Chaos, a large-scale spacecraft game, takes place in years 2378 and 2393.
• The Journeyman Project, a computer game, set in 2318.
• The Journeyman Project: Buried In Time, a computer game, set in 2328.
• Terra Nova: Strike Force Centauri takes place in 2327, usually referred to as ClanYear 124, in the date system used by the Clans inhabiting Alpha Centauri.
• Unreal Tournament series, a first-person shooter (circa 2341–2362).
• Mega Man Zero takes place sometime after 2302, but officially takes place in 22XX, at least four years earlier.
• 2348 Gain Ground.
• The character R.A.X. Coswell from the Sega Genesis videogame, Eternal Champions is from the year 2345.

• Operation: Matriarchy takes place around 2350.
• In the Star Fleet Universe, Y1 — the year of First Contact between humanity and the Vulcans, has been postulated as occurring in 2400, although the Star Trek: First Contact movie previously mentioned identifies the year of first contact as 2063.
• The Timesplitters 2 level 'Robot Factory' is set in the year 2315.
• The Killzone Series takes place in the years 2350-2352

[edit] Books

• The year 2381 is the setting of Robert Silverberg's The World Inside.
• Alliance-Union universe, backdrop for a series of novels by C. J. Cherryh starting in the 23rd century.
• Expedition, subtitled Being an Account in Words and Artwork of the 2358 A.D. Voyage to Darwin IV. Humans have made their world very toxic killing most life-forms and forcing them to use other technology. They have also started studying Darwin IV, a planet bursting with life.
• In the Doctor Who novel The Stone Rose, Vanessa comes from the year 2375.
• Pandora's Star and Judas Unchained by Peter F. Hamilton are set in the 24th century.
• In the Time Machine an added chapter from the Great Illustrated Classics, the The Time Traveller sets his Time Machine to stop at the 24th century on his way back to the year 1899, to find if man has made any achievements in his future. He finds a highly advanced society, but later learns that Earth is in World War III, from top to bottom. Time Travel has been made illegal in this time period and the time traveler is about to be arrested but manages to escape into 1899.

[edit] Comic books

• In Marvel Comics' "Hercules, Prince of Power," Zeus slays his son Ares god of war, in 2381.
• In Space Moose, a time traveler from the year 2314, Professor Shaun Ot, leaves and never returns.^[19]

[edit] Decades and years

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[edit] References

[edit] External links

• 24th century at Memory Alpha (a Star Trek wiki)