A MOMENT of history!

[RobertScorpio]

Based on what you know of STAR TREK, and all of it's historic moments, which historic moment from all that is Star Trek would you have liked to witness? The ending of the Dominion War? The start of the Federation? What single moment in history would have been interesting to witness first hand???

Rob

 

[JiNX-01]

Based on what you know of STAR TREK, and all of it's historic moments, which historic moment from all that is Star Trek would you have liked to witness? The ending of the Dominion War? The start of the Federation? What single moment in history would have been interesting to witness first hand???

Rob

First Contact. I would love to have watched Cochrane trying to teach the Vulcans how to boogie!

 

[Chris3123]

Dax and Lenara kissing in DS9's "Rejoined".


Nah, seriously: Bozeman, Montana, April 5th 2063.

 

[FalTorPan]

Journeying "out there.... thataway" to parts unknown aboard the Enterprise at the end of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, or seeing "what's out there" aboard the Enterprise-D at the end of "Encounter at Farpoint."

 

[Saul]

Cool question. I sort of feel interested to be around during the Romulan War - Earth War. I imagine that as quite an eventful period of Star Trek's history. That along with Kirk's birth might be a bit awe inspiring. Maybe most exciting is been on the first Earth Warp ship on it's first flight and been on the NCC 1701 during her first Voyage under April's Command.

 

[BrotherBenny]

The signing of the Federation charter

The launch of the USS Daedalus.

 

[chancellorjake]

Nah, seriously: Bozeman, Montana, April 5th 2063.

Absolutely! That is the moment in human history.

I'd also want to see the founding ceremony for the UFP. Then, the 100th, 200th, 300th, 400th, and 500th anniversary celebrations.

 

[Sector 7]

Bozeman, Montana, April 5th 2063.

Without this moment, none of the other ST history could have happened. Watching it in FC was like a dream come true.

 

[TrekNut87]

Bozeman, Montana, April 5th 2063.

Agreed.

 

[PKTrekGirl]

I gotta go with first contact as well. It was pretty much the most important date in Trek history.

 

[Dr_Daystrom]

Just to be different, how about witnessing events after Edith Keeler doesn't die in "City on the Edge of Forever"?

 

[erastus25]

How about the moment when Mirror Spock took over the Federation?

Number two would have to be the discovery of the wormhole or James T. Kirk's retirement party (I bet it was crazy!).

 

[greenmystik]

I'm gonna have to say being in the cockpit with Cochrane during his first warp flight.

And though not technically mentioned or seen in Trek, I would liked to have been one of the first out past our solar system into the unknown.

 

[Dr_Daystrom]

I'm gonna have to say being in the cockpit with Cochrane during his first warp flight.

And though not technically mentioned or seen in Trek, I would liked to have been one of the first out past our solar system into the unknown.

Yes! In the cockpit on the first warp flight. Just kick out Geordi or Riker, bring along the Steppenwolf disk and a good digital camera, and let it fly!

 

[RobertScorpio]

I'd go with FC's first meeting of Humans/Vulcans. But, as we know, humans had been interacting with TREK aliens far before this event. This is so big because it was out in the open, and for the whole world to see, not just a ditsy secretary or cigar chomping generals or a peace driven activist

Rob

 

[ClayinCA]

The very first launch of the USS Enterprise (no bloody A, B, C, or D).

 

[Dr_Daystrom]

The moments after Zefram Cochrane turns on the juke box and the Vulcan sits down and picks up his drink. He already looked a little disoriented.

 

[Michael]

The very first launch of the USS Enterprise (no bloody A, B, C, or D).

I'll be there with you. Seriously, a walkaround on the original NCC-1701 would be so fuckin' great! (Excuse my choise of words.)

 

[Dr_Daystrom]

OK. How about the ride back to Vulcan after leaving Bozeman, Montana?

 

[Mr. Fergy]

I certainly hope First Contact.