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What is your personal head canon?

Because in a population of billions no human/Earth based family was available?
One actually does wonder what the fate of orphans is... a lot of the reason why humans adopt non-relatives these days is because they can't have kids of their own. But given that the Enterprise reportedly restored a whole planet's fertility with near zero difficulty, that might not be an issue.
 
Because in a population of billions no human/Earth based family was available?

Why should that matter in a Federation that espouses equality? Wouldn't it be implied racism to expect an orphaned human be considered to be placed first in a human home and/or on Earth?
 
By the 24th century there were multiple planets that could have benefited from taking in orphans such as Aldea or Bringloid V
That's actually true... even if the Aldeans were able to reproduce again, there was still about a 30-year gap when they hadn't had any offspring, which would create a huge anti-boom in their population, half again the duration of our baby boom. And certainly, given the reproductive hijinks being suggested to the Bringloidi, they could have used some more genetic material. Indeed, I think the male Enterprise crew should have volunteered a few samples, on the agreement that they be used to create offspring, not clones.
 
Personal Headcanon Update:

1. Raffi worked for Starfleet Intelligence during the Dominion War.

2. Section 31 brings Kirk back to life, eventually. For what reason is anyone's guess.

3. The Enterprise-F was destroyed off-screen.

4. Whatever happened to the Enterprise-E definitely was Worf's fault!

5. Parts of the Enterprise-A in the Fleet Museum look like the Refit Version. Specifically whatever sets from TFF and TUC look like barely redressed TNG sets.
 
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I'm asserting that Ro returned to Starfleet the way it happened in the books: she left the Maquis to join the Bajoran militia, who were not bothered in the least by her leaving Starfleet to kick Cardie keister. Some time after Bajor joined the Federation, there were some difficulties with the seperate chains of command of Starfleet and Bajoran forces, so it was decided that much of the spacefaring arm of the militia would be folded into Starfleet. The admiralty weren't too happy about allowing someone with Ro's record back in, but they didn't want to piss off the Bajorans.

Honestly, it just makes more sense than the way Ro described it.
 
Welcome to the Lynxverse!

These are the most important differencs between "Star Trek canon" and the Lynxverse.

1. The disgusting and patheitic creature which showed up in a horrible season 6 episode of Voyager wasn't the real Kes but Suspiriia in disguise or maybe a being from an alternate or mirror universe.

The real Kes was restored back to normal from becoming an energy being ( VOY episode The Gift) by Q. She got a human lifespan but had some of her Ocampa mental abilities which she showed up in some episodes intact. While searching for Voyager, she encountered a Maquis ship which had been taken to the Delta Quadrant by The Caretaker. After a brief encounter with Voyager which included some adventures, she followed the Maquis ship to the Alpha Quadrant and now lives happily on a planet together with some former Maquis and other colonists. The planet is located somewhere between Bajor and the Tzenkheti Alliance. Her will to explore and discover sometimes leads to exciting and even dangerous adventures.

2. The "Gowron" who was killed by Worf in the DS9 episode Dogs Of War wasn't the real Gowron but a genetically altered Cardassian agent who during Cardassia's collaboration with The Dominion had been sent to Quo'nos in order to destroy the alliance between the Klingons and the Federation. The real Gowron had been kidnapped by Cardassian agents and taket to Cardassia.

When The Dominion did surrender, Gowron was set free from a prison camp on one of the worlds in the Cardassian Union and sent home to Quo'nos where he got his place as Klingon Chancellor back. Martok remained the Supreme Commander of the Klingon Forces.

3. In the novel Second Self, The character Garak is destroyed as a character and killed off.
We have also had movies and series where the planets Vulcan and Romulus had been destroyed.
And the Klingons have been turned into something which looks like Mutant Ninja Turtles

But all of that happened in an alternate universe called Dystopian Hell Universe of 2000 where all episodes and books containing events in NuTrek movies, Star Trek Discovery and Star Trek Picard takes place.

In the real Star Trek Universe, Vulcan and Romulus still exists, Garak is alive and well and there are no Mutant Ninja Turtles "Klingons" to be seen.

The events in the Voyager episode Threshold never happened. It was just a nightmare Tom Paris had after eating too much of Neelix's food.

Captain Kirk never died in the Nexus (The movie Star Trek Generations). Those events happened in an alternate timeline.

Ther is a real Commander Keiran MacDuff in Starfleet which the Satarran operative we saw in the TNG episode Conundrum had altered his appearance to look like.

MacDuff was an interesting character with attitude. He should be in some future 24th century series.

Those are the most important differences between "Official Star trek canon" and the Lynxverse.
There are more which can be discussed later and more will occur as the Lynxverse expands.
 
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Welcome to the Lynxverse!

These are the most important differencs between "Star Trek canon" and the Lynxverse.

1. The disgusting and patheitic creature which showed up in a horrible season 6 episode of Voyager wasn't the real Kes but Suspiriia in disguise or maybe a being from an alternate or mirror universe.

The real Kes was restored back to normal from becoming an energy being ( VOY episode The Gift) by Q. She got a human lifespan but had some of her Ocampa mental abilities which she showed up in some episodes intact. While searching for Voyager, she encountered a Maquis ship which had been taken to the Delta Quadrant by The Caretaker. After a brief encounter with Voyager which included some adventures, she followed the Maquis ship to the Alpha Quadrant and now lives happily on a planet together with some former Maquis and other colonists. The planet is located somewhere between Bajor and the Tzenkheti Alliance. Her will to explore and discover sometimes leads to exciting and even dangerous adventures.

2. The "Gowron" who was killed by Worf in the DS9 episode Dogs Of War wasn't the real Gowron but a genetically altered Cardassian agent who during Cardassia's collaboration with The Dominion had been sent to Quo'nos in order to destroy the alliance between the Klingons and the Federation. The real Gowron had been kidnapped by Cardassian agents and taket to Cardassia.

When The Dominion did surrender, Gowron was set free from a prison camp on one of the worlds in the Cardassian Union and sent home to Quo'nos where he got his place as Klingon Chancellor back. Martok remained the Supreme Commander of the Klingon Forces.

3. In the novel Second Self, The character Garak is destroyed as a character and killed off.
We have also had movies and series where the planets Vulcan and Romulus had been destroyed.
And the Klingons have been turned into something which looks like Mutant Ninja Turtles

But all of that happened in an alternate universe called Dystopian Hell Universe of 2000 where all episodes and books containing events in NuTrek movies, Star Trek Discovery and Star Trek Picard takes place.

In the real Star Trek Universe, Vulcan and Romulus still exists, Garak is alive and well and there are no Mutant Ninja Turtles "Klingons" to be seen.

The events in the Voyager episode Threshold never happened. It was just a nightmare Tom Paris had after eating too much of Neelix's food.

Captain Kirk never died in the Nexus (The movie Star Trek Generations). Those events happened in an alternate timeline.

Those are the most important differences between "Official Star trek canon" and the Lynxverse.
There are more which can be discussed later and more will occur as the Lynxverse expands.

You need help.

Also what was wrong with Gowron dying? He was always a jerk who put his own political needs above the needs of others.
 
I'm with Lynx regarding Gowron. The Gowron we knew was certainly not perfect, but he was politically savvy, and in general honorable. The end he came to was one of DS9's few missteps. Plus, it bothered me that any Klingon could come to power via being installed by someone else.

And definitely, "Fury" and "Threshold" deserve to be deleted from canon, and I can think of a few others as well.
 
It's headcanon, which means it can be whatever he wants it to be even if it seems a bit daft.

Like there are people out there who insist Kirk and Spock are lovers, and Picard and Riker and so on. Let them be, they're not hurting anyone.
 
In the real Star Trek Universe, Vulcan and Romulus still exists, Garak is alive and well and there are no Mutant Ninja Turtles "Klingons" to be seen.
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There is of course nothing wrong with imagining your own Lynxverse, but I think 'the real Star Trek Universe' is the universe (or plural: universes, e.g. 'nu-trek') as depicted in canon series by definition. Whether you and I like what is shown there, or not.

I don't like Fury any more than you do (though perhaps I don't hate it quite as fiercely as you), but since it's canon, it happened. Unfortunately.

For now, at least. Later 'canon' series still might retcon it by giving the explanation you gave ('not the real Kes').
 
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It actually makes way more sense that the "Fury" Kes was not the real one, given her fate in "The Gift". I'd rather consider that canon (sorry, @Lynx ) and declare that there was some other explanation for "Fury".

And until Janeway declared otherwise in PRO, my head canon regarding "Threshold" was the same as Lynx's, the only difference being that I specifically said that the bad dream was the result of Neelix's leola root enchiladas.
 
^I agree that it would actually make more sense, and I'll be happy to adopt it in my headcanon as well. What happened in Fury was inexcusable, to put a beloved ex-character on the barbecue (so to speak) like that.

Even so, I'll still accept that it happened the way it seems at face value in 'canon canon', even though I don't like it at all.

I have no particular hatred for Threshold so no reason for me to wish it see removed from canon.
 
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Klingon blood color depends on which House you belong to and lineage. Some Klingons have reddish blood, others have pinkish.
 
The cranial ridges has specialized marrow tissue that affects the color of their blood?



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