Captain's starlog, Enterprise (NX-01), 2151

In 2151, at least seven log entries were recorded on the captain's starlog for the Enterprise NX-01 by Captain Jonathan Archer.

Entries Edit

Axanar first contact Edit

The following entry was recorded following first contact with the Axanar. (ENT: "Fight or Flight")

• "Captain's Starlog, May 6, 2151. After helping them recover their dead crewmen, we had a chance to spend some time with the Axanar. Turns out they're androgynous and live over four hundred years. I look forward to meeting them again under better circumstances. Before we resume our course, I've agreed to make a brief detour."

Xyrillian first contact Edit

The following log entry was recorded during the events surrounding first contact with the Xyrillians. (ENT: "Unexpected")

• "Captain's Starlog, supplemental. We've spent eight days looking for the Xyrillian ship. But so far, we've had no luck."

Terra Nova incident Edit

The following log entry was recorded during the investigation of the Terra Nova colony. (ENT: "Terra Nova")

• "Captain's Starlog, supplemental. Sub-commander T'Pol has discovered the remnants of an impact crater that could explain the radiation."

Akaali incident Edit

The following log entry was recorded during the events surrounding first contact with the pre-industrial Akaali. (ENT: "Civilization")

• "Captain's Starlog, July 31, 2151. We've removed the mining equipment from under the shop. As far as we can tell, none of the Akaali knows what really happened with one exception."

ECS Fortunate Edit

The following log entry was recorded during the Enterprise's rendezvous with the ECS Fortunate. (ENT: "Fortunate Son")

• "Captain's Starlog, supplemental. We've picked up a faint warp trail that could be the Fortunate, but we won't know for sure until our long-range sensors are back online."

Mysterious aliens Edit

The following log entry was recorded after an attempted first contact with an unknown hostile alien race. (ENT: "Silent Enemy")

• "Captain's Starlog, September 1, 2151. It's been two days now with no sign of the alien vessel. My crew has managed to do in 48 hours what would've taken the armory team at Jupiter Station at least a week. To say that I'm proud of them would be an understatement. We're preparing our first test. Everybody has their fingers crossed, including me."