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| − | The '''Earth satellite network''' was a group of [[Federation communications satellite|communication satellites]], [[spacedock]]s and [[orbital habitat]]s in [[orbit]] of [[Earth]] in the [[2370s]]. |
+ | The '''Earth satellite network''' was a group of [[Federation communications satellite|communication satellites]], [[spacedock]]s, and [[orbital habitat]]s in [[orbit]] of [[Earth]] in the [[2370s]]. |
In [[2371]], the entire Earth satellite network, along with the [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards|Utopia Planitia Yards]] on [[Mars]], the [[terraforming station]]s on [[Venus]], and [[Starfleet Headquarters]], were erased from time after the death of [[Gabriel Bell]] in [[2024]]. They, and the correct timeline, were restored after [[Benjamin Sisko]] assumed Bell's identity and successfully brought the [[Bell Riots]] to their original conclusion. ({{DS9|Past Tense, Part I}}) |
In [[2371]], the entire Earth satellite network, along with the [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards|Utopia Planitia Yards]] on [[Mars]], the [[terraforming station]]s on [[Venus]], and [[Starfleet Headquarters]], were erased from time after the death of [[Gabriel Bell]] in [[2024]]. They, and the correct timeline, were restored after [[Benjamin Sisko]] assumed Bell's identity and successfully brought the [[Bell Riots]] to their original conclusion. ({{DS9|Past Tense, Part I}}) |
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Revision as of 21:51, 30 January 2015
The Earth satellite network was a group of communication satellites, spacedocks, and orbital habitats in orbit of Earth in the 2370s.
In 2371, the entire Earth satellite network, along with the Utopia Planitia Yards on Mars, the terraforming stations on Venus, and Starfleet Headquarters, were erased from time after the death of Gabriel Bell in 2024. They, and the correct timeline, were restored after Benjamin Sisko assumed Bell's identity and successfully brought the Bell Riots to their original conclusion. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I")