#24th century

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Star Trek: The Next Generation - Season 5, Vol 4 VHS Box Art

[gwydpolls]

Time Travel Question 79: Miscellaneous III

If you could travel through time, but only to see something for Research or for fun, not to change anything, what would you pick? Yes you can have a Babel Fish to translate, may record discreetly, and are immune to injury and disease.

El Dorado Club Berlin 1928

Unlimited time with a 24th century computer archive

Ancestral Puebloan culture 1200 CE

How matter synthesis works and at what point it becomes readily available.

See what post scarcity society

The earliest Textile Mills

Harrapan Textiles

First manned ship to another star

Future Cures for Chronic Illnesses

Georges Méliès Magic Show (Pre-Movies)

The last week of The Grauballe Man's Life

Canadian Prairie Cultures circa 1300 CE

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[spockvarietyhour]

Unification Pt. 1 & Chain of Command Pt. 2:

Same prop, different screen shape. It's like they kind of knew where they were going with Cardassian design but likely ran out of time/money. So it still looks like Madred has a Romulan terminal (it could be a spoil of war)

[usstrekart]

Star Trek: Insurrection works as a big-screen episode. There is a prime-directive debate, a morality play, sci-fi shoot-em-up and a lot of character work. There are satisfying character arcs and enough to think about after the movie ends that make it worth repeat viewings.

For my poster I featured Son'a Collector within the Enterprise-E. Enjoy!

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Star Trek The Next Generation - Future's End

By Lightspeed Fine Art

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[dangerkeith3000x]

Geordi La Purrr

[mythomagically-delicious]

I think we forget one of Deep Space Nine's very important contributions to the Trek universe: the re-introduction of Tribbles to the 24th century.

How do Cardassians react to the furry beasts?

Do Tribbles infect the Delta Quadrant because of their presence on DS9?

Does the presence of Tribbles survival reignite the dying fire of a true warrior's society among the Klingons and there is a renaissance of the old ways surging in popularity as the greatest of them hunt down their ancient enemy once more?

Are Tribbles weaponized by any of the major players of the Alpha Quadrant against each other post-Dominion war?

Does some scientist finally crack the Tribbles' genetic code and make them unable to procreate, thus ensuring a more endurable pet?

Do the 90-some Vulcans on the station (wherever they're hiding) all exhibit the same behavior towards them Spock did? Was that just his human half coming through, or do Vulcans also feel the pull to those creatures?

Do Ferengi (cough *quark* cough) try to commercialize them before realizing they ate the rest of their cargo shipment and the unique dangers of carrying this pest are not profitable?

These are just a few of the questions I need answered per the re-introduction of Tribbles to the equation. The future of Star Trek depends on it.