Star Trek Beyond ONE YEAR COUNTDOWN!

[F. King Daniel]

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According to Memory Beta, 2251 is the year Garth of Izar defeated the Klingons at the Battle of Axanar. According to Memory Alpha (canon only), the Klingons are unlikely to have been Garth's enemies in this battle, due to Klingon/Federation relations at the time.

[Redacted: let's leave that issue over in the other forum where it belongs, shall we? - M']

 

[shapeshifter]

Three P-51 aircraft fires upon the shuttle-craft while attempting to land in an alternate timeline, 1944 San Francisco. ENT Storm Front

 

[F. King Daniel]

50

2016 marks the 50th anniversary of Star Trek. Here's to the next 50!

 

[HIjol]

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As part of the 50th Anniversary of Star Trek, the new movie, Star Trek Beyond will feature 50 different alien species, in tribute.


Source: http://movieweb.com/star-trek-beyond-50-alien-species-new-characters/

 

[F. King Daniel]

^I didn't know that, that's so cool!

 

[HIjol]

Once again, the things we learn in this excellent Thread of yours!

 

[shapeshifter]

If you ever happen to be on Maranga IV and have an extra 50 darseks burning a hole in your pocket, add seeing the mummified of head of Molar to your itinerary. TNG Firstborn

 

[F. King Daniel]

49

Star Trek novelist John Mike Ford passed away in September '06, aged 49. His works included The Final Reflection, the first Klingon-centric Trek novel. Written prior to the debut of The Next Generation, it's version of the Klingon Empire is very different to what we'd come to know. But for my money, it's significantly better.

His other Trek novel, How Much For Just the Planet? is one of the craziest Treks ever, complete with musical numbers.

 

[HIjol]

If you ever happen to be on Maranga IV and have an extra 50 darseks burning a hole in your pocket, add seeing the mummified of head of Molar to your itinerary. TNG Firstborn

I would love to see the Head of Molar! My wallet is lousy with Darseks! I will catch the next Transport, and change at the Klingon outpost near the Vodrey Nebula!

 

[HIjol]

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Star Trek novelist John Mike Ford passed away in September '06, aged 49. His works included The Final Reflection, the first Klingon-centric Trek novel. Written prior to the debut of The Next Generation, it's version of the Klingon Empire is very different to what we'd come to know. But for my money, it's significantly better.

His other Trek novel, How Much For Just the Planet? is one of the craziest Treks ever, complete with musical numbers.

My knowledge of the Literary Universe of Trek stopped with James Blish's novels. Thank you for this information, and it has sparked me to do some research and get my brain smart on the Novel-Verse!

 

[shapeshifter]

Suspicious Seven of Nine may have developed a Holo-addition, Janeway confronted her about spending 49 hours in a Holodeck over a six day period. VOY Human Error

Hypocrite!

 

[F. King Daniel]

48

In the War of the Prophets timeline (from the DS9: Millennium trilogy of novels by Judy and Garfield Reeves-Stevens), the timeship USS Phoenix was 3km in length, had a multi-vector assault mode and was equipped with 48 transwarp engines. More is more and too much is never enough! Click!

 

[shapeshifter]

During the year 2369, at least 48 entries of the Captains Log are chronicled onscreen during TNG.

 

[F. King Daniel]

47

The number 47 keeps mysteriously popping up throughout the Star Trek multiverse. Click!

 

[shapeshifter]

<picks one>

Nebula Soup was a food name invented by Tom Paris after piloting Voyager though a dense nebula along with 47 Borg cubes. VOY Endgame

 

[HIjol]

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The Ultimate for DS9 fans:

"Star Trek: Deep Space 9 - The Full Journey"

On 46 DVDs!!!

Wow!

Get it at Amazon.

 

[F. King Daniel]

^Don't you mean 46 DVDs

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The binary system Adhil, also known as Xi Andromedae or 46 Andromedae, is located 196 light-years from Earth. Click!

 

[HIjol]

Edited, with Thanks!

 

[shapeshifter]

Escape pod H-46 is seen as the first pod to launch from a chain of them on the port side, primary hull of the Enterprise E. ST:FC

 

[HIjol]

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Simon Pegg, et al., had to trim at least 45 pages of the Star Trek Beyond script, as it was seen as too long.

...I would love to know the contents of those pages!

(source: http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Simo...s-Off-Paramount-Star-Trek-3-Script-71731.html)