What if a fifth lamp gave a wavelength Cardassians could see but Humans could not?
Madred was just trying to help old John Luke see the light

Mine is a little bit more diluted, but in his prime he had the bowed frontleg musculature, and the strong face.

Like RK said, cute but intimidating.

they planned to send the big capable Galaxy class off into the unknown. They didn't make a considered decision that this kind of ship should be at home - it was a failure of nerve. Look at the incident in the episode The Neutral Zone though. The Romulans are a dangerous peer competitor, and apparen...

So I got thinking about this topic recently when I read one of the Titan novels. Encounter at Farpoint has Picard saying that the Farpoint station is on the edge of explored space - I forget the exact line but it's something like "Past this point lies the great unexplored mass of the galaxy&qu...

Not so bad though, it would make an excellent episode (or several). A person having to weigh his life, the well being of his family, and the lives of others against some far distant future. The crew making the same moral balance in their own complicity. But I hate time travel and fortune telling, so...

sending armed ships to "help" the world, I could understand the Romulans or Cardassians being uneasy at the prospect, but if they sent in unarmed vessels then the risk of them being used offensively is pretty much nil. Yes they may be at risk, but then even if they were armed it wouldn't ...

No longer will I throw down the gauntlet, but throw down the stinky padded spandex bra.

Can you imagine how horrible it must be for big cats in a zoo? All day long tasty morsels of food pass by you, just out of reach.

In America, you could cover automobile parking lots with solar panels to provide shade and collect power...

Mikey wrote:He didn't buy the farm, yet. That's why Death is adding a counter, not just taking the kid.

Yeah, but he eats it at 18 years old, how?

Mr. Scott in his later years...

Captain Picard's Hair wrote:

Makes you wonder how the kid buys the farm. Soldiering in Iraqistan, car crash, cancer, or a little monkey see monkey do after hearing about David Carradine?

Or shove some solar thermal collectors with microwave transmitters into orbit... meh let them eat cake.

and we sigh for dear old England, and the captains and the kings

YES

If you have an inertia management system, yes.
If you don't then you will be sliding down the floor towards the engines whenever the ship accelerates.

Did you ever see that episode of Stargate SG1 where Ba'al is torturing Jack? Imagine being in his slip-n-slide jail cell.