ImmersiveAmbientModecolor: #d1b394 (color 2)
Video Format : 22 (720p) openh264 ( https://github.com/cisco/openh264) mp4a.40.2 | 44100Hz
Audio Format: Opus - Normalized audio
PokeTubeEncryptID: 7397c2cc81543cde1ed52e7ae94d5d86103de7a0cceea8224884c3d68eb51e38e4ecaf8e1c12f78b449c597037a20b68
Proxy : eu-proxy.poketube.fun - refresh the page to change the proxy location
Date : 1715236603222 - unknown on Apple WebKit
Mystery text : S1pCV0QxbzFnd2MgaSAgbG92ICB1IGV1LXByb3h5LnBva2V0dWJlLmZ1bg==
143 : true
99,264 Views • Apr 8, 2024 • Click to toggle off description
Read the article here: whatculture.com/trekculture/10-more-changes-that-s…
Listen to The TrekCulture Podcast - Tuesdays on;
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1wrqDG8mOTlshuZCYanhUV?si=5d…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/trekculture/id154278…
Acast: play.acast.com/s/trekculture/
For more awesome content: whatculture.com/topic/star-trek
Follow TrekCulture on Twitter: twitter.com/TrekCulture
Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/TrekCultureYT
#StarTrek #StarTrekLegacy #UFP
Views : 99,264
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Apr 8, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.798 (193/3,635 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-08T18:54:16.555615Z
See in json
YouTube Comments - 374 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I like the explanation where the temporal cold war has done so much havoc with the timeline that what we're seeing as inconsistencies are actually changes in the timeline from the conflict.
13 |
The Temporal Wars is a great answer to inconsistencies.
65 |
At a Convention shortly after the release of Star Trek 6, we were told that the pink blood was to avoid an R rating. Also, the Red blood from the Klingon assassin was meant as a give away that he wasn't Klingon. That part was never revealed in the Theatrical release.
40 |
Whenever I notice inconsistencies in Stark Trek, I get insanely angry and then I realize what an awful nerd I am
174 |
McCoy wasn't an enlisted man; he was a commissioned officer with the rank of lieutenant commander!
29 |
I just think they're all from the times Q snapped his fingers... He puts things back at 99.997% of the original & thinks 'Meh, good enough.'
145 |
They also address the Eugenics Wars and WW3 in Strange New Worlds when the Tal Shiar Temporal Agent explains they arrived to influence the events that were supposed to happen in the 1990s, but no matter what she did it still occurred...just later and later in time "as if the Universe Corrects itself." To me, this means that the Travelers and their Watchers are constantly working to correct and manage temporal events to keep the "Prime Universe" as on track as possible...but that doesn't mean that some temporal adjustments don't happen.
My only problem with this is that it assumes that BOTH Quantum multiversal time and linear time exist. Because even slight changes to the Prime Timeline automatically create alternative timelines (see JJ Trek) going back and "correcting things" really just drops YOU into a timeline more along the lines you recognize (see DS9 Trials and Trible-ations). But really even the uncorrected timeline still exists. YOU are all that you moved by making a change "back" to how things were, and just by being there things are quite how things were (see DS9 Past Tense)...unless there's a bootstrap paradox exclusive to that timeline within the multiversal timeline.
And, of course, all of this is shaken up and put in a blender by pretty much the entire premise of Star Trek: Enterprise (or better named Time Trek: Enterprise) and the referenced outcomes of that war and things like JJ Verse and the Mirror Verse mentioned in Star Trek Discovery Season 3 by Dr. Kovich in 3190.
24 |
About the moon. Vulcan has a Sister Planet T'kuht. It was first mentioned in a fanzine, later in the novel 'The Vulcan Academy Murders'. It is an interesting little novel with a lot about Vucan's history.
12 |
Captain Braxton: I blame Janeway for altering Fixed Points in time. Drove me to change my identity, move to 21st century Boston, then solve crimes with Rizzoli and Aisles.
27 |
My personal head canon is that Vulcan is a double planetary system where Vulcan’s barycenter lies outside the other planetary body. That’s exactly how Pluto and Charon orbit each other. Therefore Spock is being pedantic in his statement to Uhura which is so very very Vulcan
27 |
i like the hand-wavy explanation they gave in SNW for the various changes in regards to the Eugenics Wars and WW3 etc. Which was basically that "it was such an important era in Federation/Starfleet history, that so many of Starfleet/the Federation's enemies have gone back to try to stop Starfleet's beginning only to be countered/fixed by other time travelers, that it has resulted in the timeline of the events being nudged further down the timeline. lol
11 |
9:58 If memory serves, a Technical Manual described the holodeck on Enterprise-D as using forcefields to make , in essence an omnidirectional 'treadmill' under the feet of the guests, so that no matter where they went, they stayed near the center of the room, with the surroundings moving to simulate travel (well, center-ish, it would allow groups to separate, and then isolate each one in a personal 'sub-holodeck' to simulate them being farther apart.
6 |
The Khan stuff completely omits the stuff from ST SNW. They explained the temporal anomalies with the augments and the changes to the timeline
21 |
6: In regards to Discovery using Force Fields in the Shuttle Bays, I'd posit that being an experimental ship, complete with it's untested Spore Drive, it was fitted with other experimental tech like shuttle bay force fields.
32 |
McCoy was definitely not 'enlisted personnel'; he held a Starfleet commissioned rank of Lieutenant Commander in the OS, and Commander in the movies, and Admiral by the time of TNG. O'Brien is an example of an enlisted crewman because he held the billet/rank of Chief Petty Officer.
6 |
Snw explained kahn really well. With the diverging timeline reset when the romulan agent said they had to wait 30? more years.
7 |
the important question is where did cockrane get the antimatter für the warpdrive in the first place when it was difficult to gather enough titanium for the cockpit?
16 |
A little insight into the TAS Vulcan moon issue. We have an illustration the Vulcan landscape and a 'Vulcan flyer' (basically a land speeder before land speeders existed) with a note from Dorothy Fontana that says "No Moon" on it.
What we have surmised with the input of Bob Kline lead artist, is that none of the drawings Indicate day or night so the drawing actually showed the *sun*. Then after it was drawn as a moon It was stuck into the night sky as well.
So, it would appear the intention was not to have a moon, but miscommunication through different departments put it into Vulcan's sky anyway! They were working at a breakneck speed, so there was no time to go back and change it.
7 |
I love when Elie reads a list, her accent makes me happy and I think from here on out she needs to be the voice for the computer
4 |
@Andrew-pr9xv
1 month ago
Inconsistency in STAR TREK?! Outrageous!!! I'll be taking this up with James R. Kirk PERSONALLY!
107 |