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Spock was born in the city of [[ShiKahr]] on [[Vulcan (Kelvin)|Vulcan]] to [[Sarek (Kelvin)|Sarek]] and [[Grayson, Amanda (Kelvin)|Amanda Grayson]] on [[Stardate]] [[Kelvin Chronology: 2230s#2230-01|2230.06]], and named for one of Vulcan’s early society-builders.<ref name="ST11DelScene"/> His youth was fraught with complications from his mixed Vulcan-[[Humans (Kelvin)|Human]] heritage. He was frequently tormented by his peers, who told him that he was "neither Vulcan nor Human," and thus had "no place in this universe." By the time he reached adulthood, this prejudice had not abated, and played a pivotal role in his decision to decline a seat at the [[Vulcan Science Academy (Kelvin)|Vulcan Science Academy]] in [[2240s (Kelvin)#2248|2248]], and he elected instead to attend [[Starfleet Academy (Kelvin)|Starfleet Academy]] on [[Earth (Kelvin)|Earth]], where he became one of that institution’s most distinguished graduates.<ref name="ST11"/>
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Spock was born in the city of [[ShiKahr]] on [[Vulcan (Kelvin)|Vulcan]] to [[Sarek (Kelvin)|Sarek]] and [[Grayson, Amanda (Kelvin)|Amanda Grayson]] on [[Stardate]] [[Kelvin Chronology#2230|2230.06]], and named for one of Vulcan’s early society-builders.<ref name="STComic1"/> His youth was fraught with complications from his mixed Vulcan-[[Humans#Kelvin Timeline|Human]] heritage. He was frequently tormented by his peers, who told him that he was "neither Vulcan nor Human," and thus had "no place in this universe." By the time he reached adulthood, this prejudice had not abated, and played a pivotal role in his decision to decline a seat at the [[Vulcan Science Academy]] in [[Kelvin Chronology#2248|2248]], and he elected instead to attend [[Starfleet Academy#Kelvin Timeline|Starfleet Academy]] on [[Earth]], where he became one of that institution’s most distinguished graduates.<ref name="ST11"/>
 
  
By [[Kelvin Chronology#2258|2258]], Spock was assigned to the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (Kelvin)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]] under [[Starfleet Ranks#Captain|Captain]] [[Pike, Christopher (Kelvin)|Christopher Pike]], and was serving at the Academy while the ship was undergoing construction. While at the Academy, Spock was responsible for programming the [[Kobayashi Maru scenario#Kelvin Timeline|''Kobayashi Maru'' scenario]].<ref name="ST11"/>
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By [[2250s (Kelvin)#2258|2258]], Spock was assigned to the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (Kelvin)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]] under [[Starfleet Captain (Kelvin)|Captain]] [[Christopher Pike (Kelvin)|Christopher Pike]], and was serving at the Academy while the ship was undergoing construction. While at the Academy, Spock was responsible for programming the [[Kobayashi Maru scenario (Kelvin)|''Kobayashi Maru'' scenario]].<ref name="ST11"/>
  
After Captain Pike was captured by the [[Romulans|Romulan]] renegade [[Nero]], Spock assumed command of the ship, but later stepped down and relinquished command to [[Kirk, James T. (Kelvin)|James T. Kirk]], a [[Starfleet Ranks#Cadet|Cadet]] who had been breveted to [[Starfleet Ranks#Lieutenant|Lieutenant]] during the crisis and had been named as Spock’s first officer by Captain Pike prior to the captain’s departure from the ship. After Nero was defeated, Kirk was awarded permanent command of the ''Enterprise,'' and he selected Spock, with whom he had developed a mutual respect and friendship, as his first officer.<ref name="ST11"/>
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After Captain Pike was captured by the [[Romulans|Romulan]] renegade [[Nero]], Spock assumed command of the ship, but later stepped down and relinquished command to [[James T. Kirk (Kelvin)|James T. Kirk]], a [[Starfleet Cadet (Kelvin)|Cadet]] who had been breveted to [[Starfleet Lieutenant (Kelvin)|Lieutenant]] during the crisis and had been named as Spock’s first officer by Captain Pike prior to the captain’s departure from the ship. After Nero was defeated, Kirk was awarded permanent command of the ''Enterprise,'' and he selected Spock, with whom he had developed a mutual respect and friendship, as his first officer.<ref name="ST11"/>
 
 
On Stardate [[Kelvin Chronology#2258|2258.56]], after the ''Enterprise'' had encountered an unusual energy barrier at the edge of the galaxy, one of the ship’s crew, [[Starfleet Ranks#Ensign|Ensign]] [[Mitchell, Gary#Kelvin Timeline|Gary Mitchell]], gained incredible, almost godlike, powers. Noting that the logs recovered from the [[S.S. Valiant|S.S. ''Valiant'']]'s distress beacon recounted nearly identical circumstances prior to that ship’s destruction, and having performed a mind-meld that revealed that no consciousness remained in Mitchell’s body, Spock urged Kirk to either maroon Mitchell on a nearby, uninhabited planet, [[Delta Vega (TOS)#Kelvin Timeline|Delta Vega]], or to kill Mitchell "while you still can."<ref name="STComic01"/> After Mitchell escaped custody on Delta Vega, Spock followed Kirk into the desert, and performed a nerve pinch while Mitchell was distracted, rendering him unconscious and weakened enough that Kirk could deliver a fatal shot with a phaser rifle.<ref name="STComic02"/>
 
 
 
Some time later, on Stardate [[Kelvin Chronology#2258|2821.5]], Spock led a mission to study [[Murasaki 312#Kelvin Timeline|Murasaki 312]] aboard the [[Shuttlecraft Galileo (Kelvin)|Shuttlecraft ''Galileo'']]. When the shuttle was forced to make an emergency landing on [[Taurus II#Kelvin Timeline|Taurus II]], Spock found himself once again unexpectedly in a position of command during a crisis.<ref name="STComic03"/>
 
  
 
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<ref name="STComic1">[[Star Trek Motion Picture Adaptation (Comic)#Part_1|''Star Trek'' Motion Picture Adaptation, Part 1]]. Comic Book. IDW Publishing. February 2010.</ref>
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<ref name="ST11DelScene">A deleted scene, which was included in the novelization and comic adaptation, showed Spock's birth on Vulcan, and gave the history of his name.</ref>
<ref name="STComic01">[[Where No Man Has Gone Before (Comic)#Part_1|"Where No Man Has Gone Before," Part 1]]. [[Star Trek (Kelvin)|''Star Trek'']], issue 1. Comic Book. [[IDW Publishing]]. September 2011.</ref>
 
<ref name="STComic02">[[Where No Man Has Gone Before (Comic)#Part_2|"Where No Man Has Gone Before," Part 2]]. [[Star Trek (Kelvin)|''Star Trek'']], issue 2. Comic Book. [[IDW Publishing]]. October 2011.</ref>
 
<ref name="STComic03">[[The Galileo Seven (Comic)#Part_1|"The Galileo Seven," Part 1]]. [[Star Trek (Kelvin)|''Star Trek'']], issue 3. Comic Book. [[IDW Publishing]]. November 2011.</ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 23:57, 15 September 2023

Spock
Spock (ST11)

Spock (ST11)
Species Human/Vulcan hybrid
Sex Male
Portrayed by Zachary Quinto

Jacob Kogan (Young Spock, ST11)
Jenna Vaughn (Baby Spock, ST11 deleted scene)

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Kelvin Timeline
(Split from 2233)


Spock was born in the city of ShiKahr on Vulcan to Sarek and Amanda Grayson on Stardate 2230.06, and named for one of Vulcan’s early society-builders.[1] His youth was fraught with complications from his mixed Vulcan-Human heritage. He was frequently tormented by his peers, who told him that he was "neither Vulcan nor Human," and thus had "no place in this universe." By the time he reached adulthood, this prejudice had not abated, and played a pivotal role in his decision to decline a seat at the Vulcan Science Academy in 2248, and he elected instead to attend Starfleet Academy on Earth, where he became one of that institution’s most distinguished graduates.[2]

By 2258, Spock was assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 under Captain Christopher Pike, and was serving at the Academy while the ship was undergoing construction. While at the Academy, Spock was responsible for programming the Kobayashi Maru scenario.[2]

After Captain Pike was captured by the Romulan renegade Nero, Spock assumed command of the ship, but later stepped down and relinquished command to James T. Kirk, a Cadet who had been breveted to Lieutenant during the crisis and had been named as Spock’s first officer by Captain Pike prior to the captain’s departure from the ship. After Nero was defeated, Kirk was awarded permanent command of the Enterprise, and he selected Spock, with whom he had developed a mutual respect and friendship, as his first officer.[2]


Notes and References

  1. A deleted scene, which was included in the novelization and comic adaptation, showed Spock's birth on Vulcan, and gave the history of his name.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Abrams, J.J. & Damon Lindelof (Producers). Star Trek. Directed by J.J. Abrams. Written by Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman. Paramount Pictures. 8 May 2009.