#Star trek shuttle

[tsubaki94]

Space AU Holiday truce gift

Happy holiday @bibliophilea.

Your promps were inspiering. I wanted to do all of them but settled on this one. I wanted to write but couldn’t think of anything si I turned to art. I was not going to do a comic, just a drawing of the gang. I drew the frames for the picture and then I was doing a comic strip. So here it is.

[humanoidhistory]

Icons of Star Trek attend the unveiling of the Space Shuttle Enterprise in Palmdale, California, 1976.

[grissomesque]

You're lucky to be standing here right now. I would have destroyed your shuttle if necessary.

STAR TREK: VOYAGER 5.09. Thirty Days

[spockvarietyhour]

Shuttle Infinity at the abandoned Borg Transwarp Conduit "The Fast and the Curious"

[janeway-lover]

GUYS I BUILT A LEGO VOYAGER

[wowthesewomen]

Enterprise: direct links for:

Crew Quarters

La'an Una Captain Pike Spock Dr M'Benga Ortegas Uhura

Bar and Mess Hall

Sickbay

Bridge and Ready Room

transporter room

Xenoanthropology department and science department and med lab

Dojos/Gym

Shuttles

Planets

Kiley 279 Persephone III and M'harit Hetemt IX FinibusIII and black hole Vulcan:Raal Valeo Beta V Majalan System starbase 1 PartI starbase 1 PartII Cajitar IV Vaultera Nebula and Earth (Starfleet detention center and Judge Advocate General's Office) Rigel VII kerkhov moon Bannon's Nebula and Starfleet Deuterium refinery Krulmuth-B Moon of J'Gal and Starfleet base and hospital outpost

Badges/Awards/medals

Enterprise: Tactical Uniforms

Space Suits Jackets and winter gear tactical uniforms

Others

La'an: drink of choice

Hair style - La'an part I and part II

Hair Styles and Nails: Una Part I and Part II

[alphamecha-mkii]

[miametropolis]

logical by Olivia Rodrigo would’ve gone double quadruple quintuple platinum on Vulcan. those pointy eared hoes are BLASTING it on their desert iPods

[nelc]

Andrfew Probert's design sketches for the Surak long-range shuttle for Star Trek: The Motion Picture

[trek-tracks]

"Surely you jest."

"I'm a doctor, not Shirley."

[baylardian-1]

season 3 janeway hanging out with her kiddies more is a big fave era of the AU for meeeeeeeee <3 she's awkward at it but she's trying :')

Resolutions and Basics happen and it's the beginning of a shift for her in feeling like she actually wants to be a mother. It's a slow burn up through Coda which conveniently shares an anniversary with Threshold = their first birthday, seeing what she's missing (though the alien in Coda would probably try to frame it in her mind as being like "they're going to be fine without you" but she'd see it and be like "im missing these moments with them :(" and afterwords she'd finally make the decision to be more involved in their lives.

[bisupergirl]

legion of super-heroes (1989) #62

data...... mr spock......

[siryl]

"Galileo Inbound" by David Metlesits.

[tanadrin]

I'm watching season 5 of discovery while I work on this map, and I think my verdict of DIS is that conceptually it is solid Star Trek. It gets Star Trek, like in the abstract. Obviously the last 3 seasons are a lot better than the first two, both because they escape prequel territory and because it just takes a ton of Trek shows two seasons to find the sweet spot. But the writing never really lives up to the ideas. So, so many of the character beats feel completely paint-by-numbers, with painfully generic dialogue, and I find myself mostly skipping over those scenes to get to the high concept SF or the action sequences. The actors really are doing the best they can, and visually it's gorgeous, and it throws out a ton of fun ideas into the Trek universe (though IMO it relies too much on overt callbacks to old Trek, it's not unique in this regard--SNW does this too, it might just be the curse of a long-running franchise). But man. The character writing is frequently not good! The emotional dialogue is frequently not good! And I don't know why; it's not like Star Trek doesn't have this stuff, rich character interaction has been there since TOS and the Bones/Kirk/Spock triad. But even back when you would have, like, Random Character Never Mentioned Before From Someone's Past showing up in an episode only to die horribly, from the older and more episodic Treks, the dialogue around these characters was still more believable and more compelling. And you'd think the more serialized nature of modern Trek would give you more room to build on and use these character dynamics.

I wonder if in part it's the decline of writers' rooms and the spec script market. Maybe something about that shift makes developing good scripts for television, and for genre TV in particular, harder. Part of me thinks it may well be the serialized format, because just like a good high concept sci fi plot often relies on a "hey-wouldn't-it-be-fucked-up-if-this-happened-randomly" idea, so too do a lot of the good character stories in older Trek--when everything has to be tied back in to an ongoing plot and significant character development has to be spread out over 10 episodes, maybe that's harder to do.

I think ultimately I feel about DIS like I feel about Enterprise--don't like prequels, do like some of the ideas, some of the characters are pretty interesting, the character arcs are kind of weak, is too bogged down in referencing other installments in the franchise, needs more Jeffrey Coombs.

[idol--hands]

Data: “I hope you are not allergic to cats.”

Yes, Data is a Commander here! #finally

[h0l0gramglasses]

yk now that I'm thinking about Deja Q again, I definitely feel like Q's admission of guilt and shame for Data's (almost) sacrifice should have been met with SOMETHING other than dismissal by Picard.

This is the Q who was ready to snap your entire species out of existence simply because he didn't personally deem you worthy of existing.

This is the Q who was so flippant about loss of mortal life that he flicked you halfway across the universe to introduce you to the Borg, only to essentially laugh in your face for being upset about the deaths of 18 crew members.

This is the Q who, earlier in the very same episode, practically mocks Data's desire to be human due to his own prejudices against what he deems to be a vastly inferior species.

And I do think it's even more important that it was Data. For Q to feel anything other than apathy towards a potential loss of life would have been enough, but for him to feel ashamed to the point of almost killing himself over an artificial life?

idk I just feel like Q in any previous episode would have been like "oh he's just a robot, put him back together 🙄" and I think it's wack that Picard's reaction to Q caring about someone else's life for the first time ever was "girl idc cry about it to someone else"