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By Star Trek VI (2293 or so), observed starship status charts such as the "Starship Mission Assignment" chart seen on a computer screen still show the USS Constellation as having her NX registry, NX-1974. Registries are broadly chronological. The Excelsior is perhaps an exception, given that...

(Note: the below features a number of underlying assumptions/conclusions, including (1) roughly chronological registries, (2) a pre-2009 view of Trek canon, and so on. As such, there is no inclusion of the Kelvin nor any of the Discoverse "Prime". I note this, not for argument, but merely...

Star Trek III used the Franz Joseph rendition of the Enterprise on certain security-related computer monitors rather than the ship in refit configuration. This is odd, of course, and while we could chalk it up to error we could also accept it as a thing. If we do, then the Hull Pressure...

Back in the old days, Roddenberry and then Berman and company were running what had come to be known as the Star Trek Office, meaning that it was the central point through which many Trek related questions were answered. Licensing folk ran things through there, for instance, per previous...

In an interview with Digital Spy, Kurtzman, co-creator and showrunner of Star Trek: Discovery, was asked about keeping consistent with the novels and comics. Of course, any production staffer asked that in the 90s would've said they weren't part of the canon continuity, besides the little...

Figured I'd share this here, as tit for tat. My Volumetrics page includes a large number of starship volumes, originally obtained by Masao Okazaki from Nob Akimoto here on the TrekBBS forums. Akimoto was using 3D Studio Max ... other contributors have used LightWave. Both are crazy-expensive...

I haven't seen much discussion of Star Wars: The Clone Wars in the sense of technology, so I figured I'd help that along. As for me, I think it fits in with the movies much better than the EU ever did, though I daresay they might miss even more than they did before. For discussion fodder...