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On [[Stardate]] [[Chronology:2266#3087|3087.6]], [[Starfleet Ranks#Commodore|Commodore]] Barstow ordered the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]], under the command of [[Starfleet Ranks#Captain|Captain]] [[Kirk, James T.|James T. Kirk]], to investigate moments of galaxy-wide "nonexistence," which [[Starfleet Command]] believed to be a potential prelude to invasion from an [[Alternate Universes|alternate universe]]. In fact, the people from a so-called [[Antimatter Universe]] attempted to make contact with their counterparts in another reality, and the contact between the two realities devastated both planets, rendering them lifeless. Lazarus, who claimed that he was in a [[Lazarus' ship|space vehicle]] inspecting communication [[satellites]] at the time, was spared the devastation, as was his counterpart from the other reality. | On [[Stardate]] [[Chronology:2266#3087|3087.6]], [[Starfleet Ranks#Commodore|Commodore]] Barstow ordered the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]], under the command of [[Starfleet Ranks#Captain|Captain]] [[Kirk, James T.|James T. Kirk]], to investigate moments of galaxy-wide "nonexistence," which [[Starfleet Command]] believed to be a potential prelude to invasion from an [[Alternate Universes|alternate universe]]. In fact, the people from a so-called [[Antimatter Universe]] attempted to make contact with their counterparts in another reality, and the contact between the two realities devastated both planets, rendering them lifeless. Lazarus, who claimed that he was in a [[Lazarus' ship|space vehicle]] inspecting communication [[satellites]] at the time, was spared the devastation, as was his counterpart from the other reality. | ||
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Driven mad, Lazarus took it upon himself to destroy the "monster" that he blamed for his world's destruction. He told Kirk that his ship was capable of traveling both in time and space, as well as between universes, and that he had chased his counterpart for many years. The two met briefly in a [[negative magnetic corridor]] between realities before switching places in each reality, and fought one another each time. The "antimatter universe" Lazarus, with Captain Kirk's help, trapped himself and his counterpart in the corridor, saving both realities but condemning the men to an eternal battle.<ref name="TOS20"/> | Driven mad, Lazarus took it upon himself to destroy the "monster" that he blamed for his world's destruction. He told Kirk that his ship was capable of traveling both in time and space, as well as between universes, and that he had chased his counterpart for many years. The two met briefly in a [[negative magnetic corridor]] between realities before switching places in each reality, and fought one another each time. The "antimatter universe" Lazarus, with Captain Kirk's help, trapped himself and his counterpart in the corridor, saving both realities but condemning the men to an eternal battle.<ref name="TOS20"/> | ||
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Revision as of 02:50, 25 February 2019
On Stardate 3087.6, Commodore Barstow ordered the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701, under the command of Captain James T. Kirk, to investigate moments of galaxy-wide "nonexistence," which Starfleet Command believed to be a potential prelude to invasion from an alternate universe. In fact, the people from a so-called Antimatter Universe attempted to make contact with their counterparts in another reality, and the contact between the two realities devastated both planets, rendering them lifeless. Lazarus, who claimed that he was in a space vehicle inspecting communication satellites at the time, was spared the devastation, as was his counterpart from the other reality.
Antimatter Universe
Driven mad, Lazarus took it upon himself to destroy the "monster" that he blamed for his world's destruction. He told Kirk that his ship was capable of traveling both in time and space, as well as between universes, and that he had chased his counterpart for many years. The two met briefly in a negative magnetic corridor between realities before switching places in each reality, and fought one another each time. The "antimatter universe" Lazarus, with Captain Kirk's help, trapped himself and his counterpart in the corridor, saving both realities but condemning the men to an eternal battle.[1]
References
- ↑ Roddenberry, Gene (Executive Producer). "The Alternative Factor." Star Trek, Season 1, Episode 20. Directed by Gerd Oswald. Written by Don Ingalls. Desilu Productions, 30 March 1967.
