I found real-world evidence of TNG time travelling!!!

[Toque Skywalker]

So I live near the Canadian Air & Space Museum, and when their landlord released plans to evict them for something more profitable I said I'm help out by making a promo-film for their petition:Canadian Star Wars (hope you'll all tolerate my Trek/Wars inter-universe love)

While making it I stumbled upon this vintage flight-suit (space-suit?) that looks shockingly like a TNG uniform! I'm content to chalk this up to the influence of time-travelers, but if you're more of a science officer here's what I can tell you:

-This is not a prop/costume. It is very thick/multi-layered and looks unwearable at room temperature

-It's hard to see through the plastic wrap, but it has a metal ring with latching mechanisms for a sealing helmet.

-(It's in shrink-wrap because the museum is in imminent danger of being mothballed)

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Update: Hmm, kind-of quiet in here, but other Trek sites had many interested people so I've sent a request for more info and hope to tell you more in a few days.
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[Temis the Vorta]

If you want to promote your fan film, I think there are other forums for that.

 

[Count Zero]

It's not a fan film.

 

[xortex]

Maybe it was a time travelling Trekkie cos player?

 

[Orac]

Maybe William Ware Theiss saw a picture of that flight suit once...

 

[Toque Skywalker]

Temis: I'm trying to do something for a good cause related to air/space history here, let's focus on that and the main topic (the suit) rather than the 9% of the text giving context on what I've been doing for them.

 

[xortex]

His name was Bill, wear this? William Ware Theiss. Wow. Talk about intelligant grand design.