Is Star Trek Picard set in the Kelvin timeline?

Star Trek: Picard doesn’t take place in the Kelvin timeline, but it does provide further context to the events that triggered the alternate reality. Star Trek: Picard is set after the establishment of the Kelvin timeline, providing further context to the catastrophic event that helped shape the alternate reality.

Why is it called the Kelvin timeline?

Nomenclature. The name “Kelvin timeline” does not appear in any canon material, but is CBS Television’s internal name for the alternate timeline created by Nero’s attack on USS Kelvin.

Why was Star Trek V so bad?

Numerous script and production issues, coupled with an already unhappy fanbase and behind-the-scenes conflicts with Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry all contributed to The Final Frontier going down in history as the worst Star Trek film.

What is the Kelvin Timeline in Star Trek?

Even better, Abrams and team actually created a fictional reason for this new timeline (known now as the Kelvin Timeline) to exist, then tied it directly to events that occurred in the original timeline (aka the Prime Timeline). So how exactly did the Kelvin Timeline come about, and what’s happened since?

What is the Kelvin Timeline on ‘the Big Bang theory’?

CBS declared the name of this reality to be the “Kelvin Timeline” in 2016 – see below. In the prime universe, the Romulan sun threatened to explode in a supernova that could potentially destroy the entire galaxy.

What happened to the Star Trek 2233 timeline?

The subsequent history and development of this timeline is significantly different from those of the “Prime” universe. In 2233, the mining vessel Narada appeared and destroyed the Federation starship U.S.S. Kelvin, killing a large number of her crew, including George Kirk.

Is the Kelvin Timeline canon?

The name “Kelvin timeline” does not appear in any canon material, but is CBS Television’s internal name for the alternate timeline created by Nero’s attack on USS Kelvin.