Captain Holland

The pictures are not there. It says "User Posted Image".

Cool map, couldn't find Risa though maybe it's not in the Alpha or Beta quadrant.

Awesome plaque, it's good that you can see the larger version. Can't read the smaller one.

I saw him in Generations, but didn't notice that he wasn't wearing his Vulcan ears.

I say yes, as long as there are people like us around I think another Trek series would make it.

What is your favorite starship motto? Mine is Voyager's motto-

"For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see;

Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be..." -Alfred Tennyson.

:o :o :lol: :lol: Very Funny.

Yeah, I was thinking that was kind of off.

TNG myself. But I'm sure I will like DS9 when I see it.

Well, it's time for the Enterprise Chat. Just wanted to tell people that I'm there. So come on in.

I said last week's episode was the best I've seen so far. That record has been broken by North Star. I give it a TEN.

Alright, I will change mine. I would like the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 D. Because I could still have a phaser from the Weapon's Locker.

I miss voyager alot.    My UPN station has it on at 10 PM, too late for me.

At least it's on where you live. My UPN station doesn't play it at all. :huh:

How fast is your internet connection? Also you have the DVD's to look forward to very soon. Season 7 od DS9 is set for next month then we get Voyager.

I've got DSL internet. Why?

What's the NJROTC?

I miss voyager alot. :huh: My UPN station has it on at 10 PM, too late for me.

At least it's on where you live. My UPN station doesn't play it at all.

:huh: MMottster.

Ok, the last chat worked well so let's try it again.

This looks interesting.

yeah, they make it at the Fermilab in America.....but its vvery unstable

Fermilab has a device to accelerate protons and antiprotons (in a ring in opposite directions) at energies of about 1TeV or so (99.99996% the speed of light), so that

collisions between the two beams (about the diameter of a human hair, and much, much , much less dense than air) produce sub-nuclear interactions so that scientists can study the internal nature of nucleons. However, the antimatter produced here is

miniscule. If suddenly released into the atmosphere, it would not explode violently as

in the movies. It also takes about a billion times more energy to produce this antimatter than the energy it would produce in a matter/antimatter collision.

The facility I work at also produces antimatter as more of a by-product of our studies. It's produced in nearly negligible amounts.

 

Princeton Univerisity has a device called a TOKAMAK, which is essentially a magnetic storage bottle for antimatter. It's a fascinating device as well.

That's cool.

Oh, ok now I'm going to bed. Too tired.

I was highlighting stuff on the STARTREKFANS.NET home page and under the copyright information appered "Star Trek TOS TNG DS9 Voyager Enterprise Kirk Picard Sisko Janeway Archer The Next Generation Deep Space Nine United Federation of Planets Star Trek Fans Avery Brooks William Shatner Leonard Nimoy Patrick Stewart Scott Bakula Spock McCoy LaForge Riker T'Pol Klingon Dominion Romulan Ezri Dax Jadzia Dax Spock Data Jolene Blalock" why is this there, and why is it invisible unless highlighted?

I'll have to read the replys in the morning. I'm going to bed.

I just noticed that around the board a few people have been posting games. I was just curious as to how this is done.

Or you can try and tell by hair styles, uniforms, who is or isn't there or just by the quality of the picture...

Yeah, but it's not as precise.

I am bored. So how about we all go to the Trek Chat and talk about stuff. Anyone with me?

I'm not from Arizona, but I read it and it is really funny.