25 September

Events which occurred on the 25th of September.

Events

1764: Future mutineer Fletcher Christian is born.
1968: Actor Will Smith is born.
1997: NASA's space shuttle
Atlantis
launches for mission STS-86.
2016: First test firing of SpaceX's Raptor engine. (ST reference: Treknology)
2162: General Valk shows Federation representative Admiral Jonathan Archer a recording of an apparent Suliban attack on Kemsar Colony. Archer and his aide, Lieutenant Travis Mayweather, convince Valk that the USS Endeavour would be able to track the raiders who had kidnapped the children from the colony, and Valk accepts Archer's offer to stay aboard Endeavour. (ENT - Rise of the Federation novel: A Choice of Futures)

1971: TOS comic: "Vibrations in Time" concludes with the 5th installment, in TV21 Weekly #105.
1976

TOS comic: "The Planet of No Return", part 2 is reprinted in Mighty TV Comic, Issue 1293.
TOS comic: "The Perfect Dream" is abridged in Star Trek Mighty Midget by Polystyle Publications Ltd.

1980: The 19th installment of TOS comic: "Husian Gambit" is published in daily newspapers by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate.
1981: The 66th installment of TOS comic: "Quarantine" is published.
1982: The 21st installment of TOS comic: "A Merchant's Loyalty" is published.
1989: TNG episode: "Evolution" airs (week of).
1993: TNG episode: "Liaisons" airs (week of).
1995: VOY episode: "Non Sequitur" airs.
1996: VOY episode: "The Swarm" airs.
2002: ENT episode: "Carbon Creek" airs.
2010: STO - Cold War mission: "Cold Storage" is released by Cryptic Studios.
2012: ST - Typhon Pact novel: Brinkmanship is published by Pocket Books.
2013: TOS - The Khitomer Conflict comic: "Part 1" is released by IDW Publishing.
2017: Graphic Novel Collection, Special Edition 3 is released by Eaglemoss Collections, reprinting Star Trek—Legion of Super-Heroes.
2018: The first edition of ST - Shipyards reference: Starfleet Ships 2151 - 2293 is released.
2019: DSC - Aftermath comic: "Issue 2" is published.
2024: DFT - The Stars of Home comic: "Part 3" is published.