- For the primary universe counterpart, see Earth.
| PLANET | |
| Earth | |
| |
| Star system: | Sol (mirror) |
| Class: | M |
| Surface: | Moderate |
Earth in the mirror universe was the center and capital of the Terran Empire, with a history different from the primary universe's Earth.
One historical difference arose in 2063, when Zefram Cochrane made first contact with the Vulcans. His colleagues attacked the Vulcans and stole their technology. (ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly")
The Terran Empire was in existence for centuries by 2155. ("In a Mirror, Darkly")
The Klingon-Cardassian Alliance conquered the Empire sometime prior to 2370. (DS9: "Crossover")
Earth's fate under this regime was never established in any canon episodes or movies.
Nations[]
- British Empire
- Unionized States of America
- Confederated States of America
- Chinese Free States
- Empire of Japan
- Soviet Union
- African Hegemony
- Greater German Reich
- Kingdom of Italy
Fan fiction[]
- In Star Trek: Mirror Wars, Earth was the location of the Battle at Mirror Earth.
- According to William Shatner's novel Spectre, Alliance ships destroyed the Imperial fleet in their version of the Battle of Wolf 359, and proceeded to reduce mirror-Earth to a barren wasteland, vaporizing the Great Lakes and other landlocked bodies of water. The Alliance enslaved Terrans.
- Star Trek: New Empire: Earth was similarly ravaged in this continuity, though not rendered entirely lifeless. Criminals, pirates, miners and various aliens used the barren Earth as a base of operations for different purposes in the late 24th century. Between 2375 and 2385, Stephen April attempted to rejuvenate Earth using a Genesis device, with apparent failure; however, by 2407, Terrans had begun to re-colonize their world.
- In Before In a Mirror, Darkly, the Xindi sent a probe to attack Earth in 2153, destroying an area between Florida and Venezuela, killing 7 million people. Unlike the core alien worlds of Denobula, Tellar, Andoria, and Vulcan, Earth was not put into lockdown, though aliens not already on Earth could only enter with the permission of a senior official, such as a Starfleet captain. Terran mobs attacked aliens, even in the relatively calm London, with Starfleet Command ironically being one of the few places an alien would be safe.
External links[]
- Earth (mirror) article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- Earth (mirror) article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.