Soon I’m gonna upload a fanfic I tried to wrote down, but I have the final thing to add: stardate.

I found a page, but I’m not sure if it is correct: https://www.hillschmidt.de/gbr/sternenzeit.htm

Somebody can give me a hand with this?

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    During S1 of TNG is when it was first standardized. Beginning with 40xxx (2364), it increased to 41xxx (2365) and so on for every calendar year that TNG, DS9, and VOY were in production, including the TNG films. Star Trek Lower Decks, Prodigy, and Picard also follows the same format consistently. If there’s any logic beyond that, I don’t know of it.

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      I guess I’d probably use the xxx as the day of the year 001-365 but I’m almost certain I’ve heard a stardate like 40538 so that ultimately wouldn’t work very well. Given that it’s a sector of a galaxy and not specifically based around earths orbit of the sun, it would make sense that you would have more than 365 days in a star year.

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      This system is also used in Disco S3-5 and Starfleet Academy.

      All the 23rd Century Trek has no consistency episode to episode.