You first need to know that Stardates in Star Trek start at the basedate. The basedate is January 1, 2323 (Stardate 0).
Stardate units standardize time measurement between various cultures, worlds and races. It has little relationship to Earth's time as we know it; one hour aboard a starship at different impulse speeds may equal many Earth hours. Stardates are calculated through a complicated equation that takes into account relativistic effects, universal expansion and the effects of gravity on time and space. Every so often the stardate system has to be updated to take into account the expansion of space or other natural effects. Starfleet vessels did this by contacting a nearby Starfleet time beacon and adjusting their internal chronometer.
Because the formula is so complex to convert Gregorian Calendar Dates into Stardates and Vice Versa there are many online utilities that can do this for you. Just visit the Link in the Related Links section below.
If you base it on that 1000 stardates is one year, which is logical, since each season of TNG, DS9 and Voyager progresses 1000 stardates per season, and that the year 2364 is coming to a close at stardate 41986.0, which is the stardate of the episode "The Neutral Zone" in which Data makes a remark that it is that year, you will have a good basis. Let us from this agree that the year 2364 stretches from stardate 41000.0 to 41999.9. From that it follows that if we subtract 41 years we will have stardate 0 which will be 2323. Consequently all stardates before January 1st, 2323 will be negative, compare bc. From this it should be simple to understand that you should take today's year, you will have to convert the months, days, hours, minutes and seconds it has progressed into decimals, subtract 2323 and multiply it by one thousand. To show a few examples, let's say that today's date is January 9th, 2008, as it is. That will become cirka 2008.025. If we subtract 2323 we get -315.975, and if we multiply it by 1000 we get stardate -315975.0. In the example on top, let's say that the episode "The neutral zone" is happening on boxing day. We will be at year 2364.986. Subtract 2323 and get 41.986. Multiply it by 1000 and get stardate 41986.0 as mentioned above. By the way. I have not read this any place, it's just how I picture it to be, so don't take it's validity for granted.
According to Star Trek (where the idea for warp became common if not where it was created) it will be achieved on stardate 50893.5 or April 4, 2063 after the fallout of world war III. The first craft to reach warp1 will be The S.S. Phoenix piloted by Dr. Zefram Cochrane
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The shows first episode "Encounter at Farpoint" takes place on stardate 41153.7 (26.02.2364), the finale "All Good Things" on stardate 47988.1 (27.12.2370) and the movie "Generations" around stardate 48650.1 (August 2371).A total of 7 years have passed.
Stardate 54973.4 (22.12.2377).
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The mission stardate for the first episode "The Man Trap" of Star Trek - The Original Series was 1513.1.
A Stardate is a fictional dating system used in the Star Trek universe to mark time in the future. It was created to provide a standardized timekeeping system for the various Star Trek series and movies. Each series has its own formula for calculating Stardates.
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The mission to the badlands was set on Stardate 48315.6 (In Georgian calendar: April 26, 2371), so this is when it started. They did not get home until Stardate 54973.4 (In Georgian calendar: December 22, 2377).
If you mean "Trek History" (not real life) the "Star Trek Enterprise" series gave its first stardate as 2151 and "Star Trek (The Original Series) gave its stardate as 2265 - so about 100 years. (Timelines from Trek Encyclopedia). In real history, Star Trek (TOS) ran from 1966 - 1969 and Star Trek Enterprise ran from 2001 - 2005.
== == In the original Star Trek episode "Mudd's Women," the ship's computer (voice of Majel-Leigh Hudec-Barrett, who was uncredited as such) says that Mudd's "master's license" was revoked on stardate 1116.4. The hearing at which this is mentioned takes place on stardate 1329.2.The installment was dramatized for television by Stephen Kandel, who was working from a story written by series creator Gene Roddenberry.
In January 2009, the full moon occurred on the 11th. You can check StarDate Online's Moon Phase Calculator (listed as a related link) to see the moon's cycle for each month.
From the pilot episode where they are travelling to Farpoint station Picard is already in command, no one transfers this command to him, we have to assume that he was already assigned the vessel by Star Fleet command prior to the Stardate being depicted in the first show. In the final episode "All Good Things", Adm. Sati (spelling?) gave Capt. Picard the assignment as captain, as read in the orientation ceremony.