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The shuttle cockpit is the series 1 two-parter Doppleganger (episodes 6 and 7). The warp 10 control was used in series 1 episode 4 Come Again?

Can you tell which episode this is from?

https://uploads.disquscdn.c... The series Seven Days used the control device from Voyager's Warp 10 shuttle (Threshold), and a shuttle cockpit.

the synth ship - deimos class as per sto https://uploads.disquscdn.c...

Masterreplicas has announced the Broken Circle ship as the USS Damocles.

Replaced the PNG timelines with new SVG versions.

I did read it. I saw the picture. That's the Intrepid.

The scene where the crew says goodbye to Neelix chokes me up too, especially Tuvok's dance.

I think the intent was to show you can't stop a publication once it's released. But you're right, the final scene could just as well take place after the revisions.

"Additionally, the rest of the Voyager crew effectively loses, since the unrevised version of the holonovel continues to circulate, as the scene in the end suggests when the holograms in the mine are talking about it."

I would suggest this is a misunderstanding. The Doctor never intended to change his plot, he was only going to revise the characters to no longer resemble the Voyager crew or suggest any connection to them. So, there is no reason that the dialogue at the end wouldn't be referring to the revised version, which would still be 'quite inflamatory' since it was still the same plot.

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CaptainWhitmire

The tiny Starfleet Blackbird-class scout is a mere 104-meters long and dwarfed even by starships from 100-years ago. Far smaller than famous cruisers like the refit-Constitution-class USS Enterprise, these 22-man vessels scout ahead of Starfleet task groups, conduct months-long sector patrols from local Starfleet Starbases and Federation planets, and conduct anti-piracy patrols along Federation shipping lanes, responding to distress calls from any Federation craft, and performing search & rescue missions throughout the Federation to fill in the gaps left by larger and more capable Starfleet ships.

The Blackbird-class was created by Bernd Schneider in 1996 and is featured on Ex-Astris Scientia (https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/my_ships/blackbird.htm)

Exterior views by Bernd Schneider, updated by myself. Cross-sectional views and Deck plans by me.

The comet had no name yet, only a string of catalog numbers arrayed on the Astrometric LCARS. But to Lt. Alexa Wolff it felt personal, almost whimsical too. A point of light threading the dark, illuminating their way.

She leaned forward towards the console, taking all the readings in. Data points left and right, immaculate scans of the surface and ejecta. This was exactly what she imagined as a child beneath the domes of Tycho City. Peering through her first telescope, reading stories of daring captains. Batel, Kirk, Saavik, the golden years. Now she was here, at the very same forefront.

“Helm, bring us two hundred kilometers closer.” came Captain Han Lo’s voice over the comm. The visual lenses adjusted, Alexa noticing the Rooivalk was moving in closer, thrusters gliding her on. The hull catching faint reflections of the comet’s glow. The captain had not questioned her request, not even hesitated. The confidence in her expertise had startled her more than any formal commendation. Somewhere in the back of her mind, a younger version of herself smiling gleefully.

Enhanced scans blossomed with new detail. Ice and dust resolved into layers. Ancient volatiles trapped since the dawn of time, now shedding themselves in delicate arcs. Alexa adjusted the filters, isolating elements, mapping a 3d simulation, simulcast to the bridge. “It’s beautiful.” she whispered to herself. Obscure beauty indeed. The kind that required patience, curiosity and faith that meaning existed in the far corners of space.

“Careful, Lieutenant...” Captain Lo said, with a trace of amusement. “At this distance, we might inspire it. Give it a few million years and it could start its own civilization, studying us in return.”

Alexa laughed softly, though her eyes never left the display. “Then we’d better make a good impression, sir.” She paused, recording another data stream. “If they ever ask how it all began, I hope it starts like this. With someone choosing to come a little closer.”

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Vesper Class from ST: Online

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The Kumari Battlecruiser (2)

The dark back wall of the replicator in Jenna D'Sora's quarters is non-reflective in some shots in #StarTrekTNG's "In Theory"⬆️ but highly (like in earlier seasons) reflective in others ⬆️. This is of course dictated, production-wise (always my perspective!), by the location of the camera in a given shot.

We get the best look at Li Nalas' Bajoran Navarch rank pin in this shot in #StarTrekDS9's "The Siege. You can clearly see that it is identical to Kira's Major rank pin, only the left half of the inner oval is painted black in Li Nalas' pin.

Now, this is a little weird (in an episode where we have already seen that sickbay blankets can be used as tablecloths... 😅) but it seems that the same fabric used for the transparent part of Lwaxana Troi's dress in #StarTrekTNG's "Ménage à Troi"➡️ is used as a tablecloth in Jenna's quarters in "In Theory"⬅️.

While watching #StarTrekDS9's "The Circle", I noticed this for the first time: The same planet surface model /painting used for Rana IV in #StarTrekTNG's "The Survivors"↖️ and Penthara IV in "A Matter of Time"↗️ is the basis of the Bajor satellite image seen in "The Circle"⬇️.

Here's a comparison of the tactical station on the USS Enterprise-D bridge, as seen in #StarTrekTNG's "In Theory"⬆️ and #StarTrekPicard's "The Last Generation"⬇️.

The final (new) Bajoran emblem we see in #StarTrekDS9's "The Circle" is this metallic-frame emblem which appears behind the Orb ark in the temple on Bajor seen in the episode. The same (or a similar) one will soon also appear on the Promenade on #DS9...

Here are two viewscreen shots of the Mar Oscura (including the M-class planet located inside it) as seen in the original ⬆️ and remastered ⬇️ versions of #StarTrekTNG's "In Theory". In contrast to earlier such shots in the episode, the nebula shots and the planet look slightly different in the remastered version.

In #StarTrekTOS' "The Man Trap", only a fork from the classic #TOS cutlery/flatware set is seen. The red tip (added by the prop master for the show) can clearly be seen in these shots of Sulu eating colourful food cubes.

The ribbed circuits inside the bridge LCARS display, briefly seen in #StarTrekTNG's "In Theory", as the display screen becomes transparent ⬆️ uses the same material also seen covering the walls inside the computer lab in "Evolution"⬇️, which is a cool visual callback. :-)

In #StarTrekDS9's "The Circle", we see three blue, red and gray banners with the emblem of the Bajoran Militia in the Bajoran war room. The banners will be seen again in future episodes, some of them changed and some of them still the same. Wait and see. :-)