STARSHIP | |
Name: | USS Atlantis |
Affiliation: | Federation Starfleet |
Status: | Active (29th century) |
The USS Atlantis (or USS Atlantis-R) was a Starfleet vessel, outfitted with a temporal displacement drive, operating in the 29th century during the Temporal Cold War before being hijacked twice and sent through time. (Star Trek: Phoenix-X)
History[]
In the 29th century, the Atlantis was in service with Starfleet.
When a fledging Section 31 had Agent Rave transferred from the 24th century, as a reinvigoration, Rave took over as sole operator of the Atlantis. He used the ship to advance the conflict between the Federation and the Na'kuhl, besting them many times over, and upgrading the ship. Rave used a neural interface to control the ship with his mind, as well, the Atlantis was equipped with a temporal displacement drive.
- The temporal displacement drive was possibly acquired from the Na'kuhl.
Temporal incursions[]
Starting from the 29th century, when pursued by the USS Phoenix-X, the Altantis led everyone on a rollercoaster through several time periods in escape.
- In the 2260s, while the Atlantis was fighting it out with the Phoenix-X, just beyond sensor range of the USS Enterprise, a Lethean starship, originally intending on meeting the Enterprise, instead turned around.
- Sometime on or before 2409, the Atlantis appeared momentarily in mid-combat with the Phoenix-X to be witnessed by Ambassador Alexander Rozhenko and Fleet Admiral Alynna Necheyev on the USS Excelsior.
- In 1937, the Atlantis had a momentary time-jump with the Phoenix-X in front of a Skagaran starship that was en route to Earth.
- In 2554, Sayjan on the Atlantis and the crew of the Phoenix-X were temporarily, physically immobilized by the Lethean starship Mikonikoff, threatening to call the Sphere Builders, before being rescued by that era's Phoenix-X.
- In the 31st century, after a momentary entry-time-jump in front of the USS Voyager's backup EMH, the Atlantis became caught in the Phoenix-X's tractor beam, disrupting the exit time-jump.
In an unknown time, where the Guardian of Forever was, the Atlantis continued as the battleground between Rave, Cell and Sayjan. Rave then surged the ship so hard that it also surged with temporal energy causing it to slowly begin to tear itself apart, Rave to disappear out of temporal sync and prompting Sayjan to neural link himself to the ship. Sayjan's link to the temporally surged ship caused him time-madness before he time-traveled the Atlantis away, with the Vorgon timeship Yolanda in chase. ("Temporal Doom! Part II", "Celestial Dynamics")
In 2400, the Atlantis itself was time-frozen in mid-explosion during its time-travel to the Tilonian system. There, Sayjan used a carefully prepared concoction of chronometrically energized chronitons, boosted by a choronometic surge upon the Sacred Disorder anomaly in an effort to feed it for a future where he could use it to give himself Omni powers. After this, the Atlantis time-jumped out to the past.
In 2379, the Atlantis reappeared in the Tilonian system, weaker, firing its cocktail into empty space in order to create the Sacred Disorder. When the Phoenix-X beamed Sayjan off the Atlantis, it caused him to lose his time-madness-driven urge for Omni power. The Atlantis then time-jumped, one last time, to the future.
In 2404, the Atlantis reappeared, still in the Tilonian system, where this time Admiral Theseus used what was left of it to complete the Omni Nest, where he planned to take Sayjan's place and become a full Omni. Night Seifer interfered with this process by having the Phoenix-X fire an unexpected transformative beam into the mix before he beamed himself over to the Atlantis to confront Theseus, but instead caused the Omni Nest and Atlantis to explode into a molecular reversion field/ion storm mix that caused everyone in the vicinity, including several Starfleet ships, to turn young and have short-term memory loss. ("Celestial Dynamics")
Intruder Alert[]
One element of defending the interior of the ship from enemy boardings, was the ability to launch energy currents from the walls. These tendrils of energy would easily incapacitate intruders. ("Temporal Doom! Part III")
See also[]
Starships named Atlantis |
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Atlantis (NX class) - Atlantis (NCC-05) - USS Atlantis (NCC-193) - USS Atlantis (NCC-1798) - USS Atlantis (24th century) - USS Atlantis-E - USS Atlantis (NCC-21081) - USS Atlantis (NCC-24851) - USS Atlantis (NCC-67781) - USS Atlantis (NCC-75018) - USS Atlantis (29th century) |