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Better than anything else I've been able to find, thank you.

Hi all, does anyone have or know of any good, high-resolution images or publicity renders of Zero's second and third containment suits? I can find plenty of images of their first suit (the junky one from season one), which was also apparently released as a toy. But I can't find any good images...

It must be powered flight of some kind.

We even see this is TOS, in "Tomorrow is Yesterday".

I'm reminded of Rick Sternbach once saying in response to someone questioning how a starship could land that they routinely handle hundreds if not thousands of g, so dealing with only one shouldn't be much of an issue. Interestingly Sternbach also believes that Voyager was really resting on...

A number of those recessed windows on the underside of the saucer align with where Cetacean Ops is shown to be on the official blueprints.

Far be it from me to defend Berman, but the issue there was Maurice Hurley specifically. Berman was responsible for bringing her back.

Concluding my DS9 rewatch: "What You Leave Behind"

Continuing my DS9 rewatch: "Extreme Measures" "The Dogs of War"

Continuing my DS9 rewatch: "Badda-Bing Badda-Bang" "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges" "Penumbra" "'Til Death Do Us Part" "Strange Bedfellows" "The Changing Face of Evil" "When It Rains..." "Tacking into the Wind"

Interesting. I wondered where that saucer design came from since it didn't seem to match the Galaxy particularly, except in general silhouette. Ex Astris Scientia just lists it as a "custom-made part" in their Wolf 359 ships reconstruction article without giving any more details.

I suppose these concepts anticipate TNG with its endlessly reconfigurable LCARS touch panels – the entire bridge is just one large wraparound display that divides itself up into control panels and viewscreens on the fly, though of course the final bridge set didn't really convey this very well.

Yes, I've seen "The Cage", I just don't think that line tallies with virtually everything else we've seen about the way warp travel works even in TOS, and should probably be ignored. 6400c would be absurdly fast in Star Trek terms – around warp 9.985 on the TNG scale and over ten times the...

That's literally the NX-01's "warp five engine" schtick though. Though I do agree that the gap between ENT and TOS is fertile ground for a series, even ignoring the Romulan War. Just don't link it too closely to any existing show. Not everyone has to be each other's father's brother's nephew's...

It has the wide elliptical saucer of a Galaxy-era design, but almost everything else about its saucer and neck aesthetics is more Ambassador-y. We might therefore assume it's an early post-Ambassador design that was originally designed for testing next generation (if you'll excuse the pun)...

The Freedom is 430m long according to Eaglemoss and EAS, with around half that length being nacelle – assuming it's using the same nacelle as the Nebula and the Galaxy. This might mean that the Freedom has an overpowered warp drive for a ship its size – it's a sprinter and a striker, but lacking...

Starting season seven of my DS9 rewatch: "Image in the Sand" "Shadows and Symbols" "Afterimage" "Take Me out to the Holosuite" "Chrysalis" "Treachery, Face and the Great River" "Once More unto the Breach" "The Siege of AR-558" "Covenant" "It's Only a Paper Moon" "Prodigal Daughter" "The...

Agreed. A lot of the issues I had with DSC's first season would have evaporated overnight if it had been set in the 25th century, if Burnham had no connection to Spock, and if the "Klingons" had turned out to be Tzenkethi, or something entirely new from the far side of Romulan space, or whatever.

But that timeline was undone, and sanity restored.

Concluding season six of my DS9 rewatch: "In the Pale Moonlight" "His Way" "The Reckoning" "Valiant" "Profit and Lace" "Time's Orphan" "The Sound of her Voice" "Tears of the Prophets"