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Part 1 USS Yreka Commander Yon-Oa-Shnai sat on a couch looking across from chief engineer T’uisza, a burly female Vulcan with a gambling problem. She called it looking for truth in the context of consequential chance. She was full of shit. “Do you think she’ll do it, Commander?” T’uisza...

As I understand it, SAFIRE's work is based not on the standard model, but electric universe/plasma cosmology. I wouldn't call it fringe, but it's definitely outside of the mainstream, much like Eric Lerner's work. The current work is geared towards making a reactor to transmute radioactive...

Part 1 He was on fire. Inside and out. He’d once accidentally touched the tip of a soldering iron when his brother was working on his hobby, creating old electronics. It was like that, but everywhere, only never at the same time, the burn moving across and through his body. He was nowhere. He...

I found this on Youtube. This person's work is wonderful, to me. It really makes Masao Okazaki's designs come to life . If the creator of the animation is on this forum and already posted it, my apologies. I could not find it on here, any wanted to share it. It deserves more views.

part 1: https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/my-fruiting-body-part-1-or-something.312019/ part 2: https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/my-fruiting-body-part-2-denobulan-panty-episode.312103/ One would might like to visualize an escape pod jettisoning from a ship in distress in a lovely arc, with a bit...

Eyes opened. With difficulty. Guduza had briefly tried smart-eyeballs as elective surgery but like most everyone else, dispensed with them. They were annoying, and unless you had a real-honest-to-Apollo incurable eye impairment, mostly illegal in a UFP that was scared shitless of enhancements...

If you have an Audible subscription there is a really well done radio-play style presentation of this retro-alternate-past-future-comedy-drama thing. Hard to explain. Cities on the moon by 1969. Kennedy in an eyepatch on his third term, narrated by a washed up Dick Nixon. Narrated by. Natasha...

“They’re firing me?” Guduza asked, incredulously. "They. Are. Firing. Me?!" he repeated. He sometimes had learned to ham up his facial expressions for non-humans who could not read subtlety and had mostly stereotypical human reactions to go from. This time his shock and befuddlement and...

I was thinking about the farmer's plasma rifle from the Broken Bow episode of Enterprise. I don't think we're in some desperate need to develop better small-arms than currently exist,as a species. But I was thinking back to how such a thing would work. You can now purchase a gauss rifle, but...

Most people don't know its going on right now, and in truth I am only here due to a special assignment, but I have to admit, Birmingham is putting on a pretty amazing show. The World Games are run in conjunction with the International Olympic Committee, they tend to be more obscure sports that...

The Garden of the Executioner His councilor, an unusually serious Denobulan female, had been reluctant to tell him the bad news. He was a Betazoid, and he would have known, regardless, even if such “Reaching out” was intrusive and contrary to his healing process. “There was an incident on...

I know the voice overs became part of the legal issues surrounding the game, but there are hints of a really good soundtrack from the commercials. Obviously the game music would have been different due to the technical limitations of the time, but was the soundtrack ever found or made available...

Columbus Day (a tale of the Temporal War) “I claim this land for Spain, and the UFP.” her superior officer joked when they’d crawled out of the wreckage of their time pod. “This IS Columbia, after all.” He always tried to use humor in bad situations, and it had seldom worked. But the two of...

OK you Spoony Bards, it's time. Son of a Shoopuff, Final Fantasy X turned 20 last month! This might be a fun topic. Anyone whose played these has a favorite. Or maybe you just hate them all. I left the MMO's and hand-held games out, focusing only on the stand-alone. if I missed anything, my...

for reasons cited above I had this ship on my mind again, and looked back at the last ships of the line calender it was featured in. It has an ugly-but functionaly pretty look akin to something like the B-17 bomber, to me. Subjective of course. But to stay on topic, as this is Trek Tech: I was...

Thought I'd open a thread just about this, since there's one in orbit and at least two new ones planned. Looks like the new Nauka modules thrusters remained on and gave controllers a fit this week. It's finally out of fuel, but ISS controllers are still evaluating the effect on the station. In...

With everything else going on this one has been quietly moving along. The initial launch of the ULA Vulcan launch vehicle that will replace Atlas V is slated for later this year, and its payload is the Peregrine lander, to be launched by Astrobotic. The little lander will be able to haul 265kg...

Have Malurians ever been shown chronologically after TOS? I mention because even though 4 billion of them died from the NOMAD attack, it was shown on Enterprise they did travel to other systems, albeit at least on the one case shown, in an underhanded way, with mining operations. Seems like...

(my little early holiday gift to you all. I hope you like it). Merry Christmas Rel, We Love You She was not programmed to raise herself, and so she created two parents to do so, to the best of her ability. Sometimes she would walk out of town, into the darkness, the real night sky, looking...