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If you're looking for a ship design, I've got one... If you care. I designed it as an atmospheric and space fighter, but it could work pretty well in other situations.

An... Interesting theory, but I think the time travel is more likely, especially considering the problems already addressed.

All riiiiiiiiiight. That was an odd ending. However, the rest of the episode was great. Now for a question... what is it with Star Trek and WWII? I think they just love contrasting Starfleet with the Nazis.

I wouldn't like it to be n ENT movie...

It would mean destroying the trend of chronological order in the movies..

It wouldn't be much different than what they did with the series.

True enough.  So the answer is that if we have a particle that enters a medium at

a speed apparently faster than that of light in that medium, information transfer across that medium is limited to c/n.

I'm sorry, this probably isn't a topic for the limited mind of a 16 year old, but I' like it. However, I can't remember what n is.

Picard is the best captain ever. This is because he's not too arrogant and he doesn't jump to conclusions like Kirk. And also, because I haven't heard of some of the other captains.

First Contact. No contest.

Actually, Romulan Ale is Illegal in the federation because of a trade embargo. The Romulans can not do business with the Federation as a result of the Earth-Romulan War. It has nothing to do with the contents of the Romulan Ale.

Well, It's my belief that they would tie. Spot seems to have a mean streak, however, Porthos is a beagle. And a Beagle is a hunting dog by nature, as stated earlier. I think they would only fight if Porthos backed spot into a corner. Spot would probably attack to escape. otherwise, Spot would probably run away. I base my conclusion on my own cats and their experiences.

I'll supposedly die Friday December 16, 2061. I have approximately 1,820,560,735 seconds to live.

So are you saying he was assimilated by the Borg at some point?

No, In that episode a borg done was created from Seven's nanoprobes getting into the doctor's mobile emitter during a transporter accident. The mobile emitter assimilated the science lab and made a borg maturation chamber to develop a borg using a crew member's DNA. So the borg drone, one, was never actually assimilated.

Now the Klingons, on the other hand, they knew how to build ships.  Their shuttles weren't much to look at, but you can count their capital ship classes from Enterprise to Voyager on one hand.  None of this "Oh, this nebula is green!  We have to build a new class of ship for this one!" crap that the Federation pulls.

That may be, but the federation ships are a lot more interesting.

By unfortunate, I just ment it was unfortunate that the relationship of the ships in their respective design lineage was wrong. But I understand what was ment now.

Why do the shuttles have "number" classifications?  I've always believed that each ship class, and similar ship designs, have their own shuttle design which explains why the shuttle always mirrors the mother ship.  I also find it hard to believe that they only designed 11 shuttlecraft in 100 years.  If they're going to design a full-size starship, how hard would it be to design one or two types of shuttlecraft to go along with that design?[/color]

At one point I had the Next Generation Technical Manual and it said that there were, I think, Five different types of shuttles aboard it. Not all of them mirrored the Enterprise-D's design. And Voyager's original shuttles were the same as the D's.

Un fortunately, in actuality the Enterprise was based on the Akira class. However, in the timeline of Trek the Akira class would be based on the Enterprise due to the years of both.

Yes it is an ancestor of the NX-01.  Not because it's an akira class... but simply because it's a starfleet vessel.  All starfleet vessels are ancestors of the first one - the NX-01!

Correction, All starfleet vessels are predecessors of the enterprise.

We must reply, resistance is futile.

It may be a coincidence, but you may be right. I suppose that would explain there was light on the bridge in Timeless.

I feel that another trek movie is required, however, not at this time. I also believe TNG has run It's course and it's getting a little winded. I do see where TNG could have it's selling points. I have a friend who hates all trek except TNG. And some people I have heard talking, really liked NEM.

I don't believe they are windows. If they were the light through them would change based on the light outside the ship, but it doesn't. Also, viewscreens show projections of what the sensors show, they are not windows. when offline they are just black.

I believe It would be as strong as possible. Definitely more-so than Vodka.

Tom said when when the shuttle was being built that he preferred the manual controls from his Captain Proton story be cause it was easier to feel wat the ship was doing.

Once again, I thank everyone for their helpfulness. I will check out some of these games.

Geordi is my Fav. I like wesly too. It's like... that could be me!

That is not exactly how I understood it, But that makes a lot more sense.