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"Sensors confirm that we are in Federation space, Captain,” T’Maz reported, to my delight and cheers from my girls in engineering who had opened a comm link with the bridge. “Syncing with Federation time beacons.”

A moment later I heard several insistent beeps. After several years in the Star Trek dimension, I could tell when the beeps were bad.

Sigh…

“Federation time beacon shows a significant temporal inconsistency from internal ship chronometer,” T'Maz reported just as stoically as she did everything else, besides sex with me.

“Why am I not surprised?” I said, after a long-drawn-out sigh. "What year is it? And are we even in the right dimension?" I asked tiredly, but only after closing my eyes, putting my feet up in the recliner, and sinking deep into my captain's chair and activating its massage function at maximum. I don’t care how un-captainly my quiet groans of pleasure sounded.

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Time beacon

A time beacon or time-base beacon is a device used by starships to synchronize their internal chronometers. Starfleet vessels can synchronize their internal chronometers with a Federation time beacon. This was mostly done when the Captain, or other bridge officers for that matter, suspected the starship's chronometers were not displaying the correct time.

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stephen lyman

Just had a thought what if Starfleet could detect when someone "Pinged" the Time Beacons and could see the time difference between the ship that uses the Beacon and the Beacons own time they would probably do this to try and keep a eye out for Time Traveling ships

Pin

Most likely its gives reference time and location like GPS. It won't be able to tell who received the data. It's not like every gps device pings a satellite as it would be to bulky and costly. they get you when you connect to internet.

War sage

Yea, at most there would be a log that at this date and time it was accessed nothing more.