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Thanks! I actually noticed it earlier but I thought I corrected it.

(Turns out that I corrected it on reddit and Facebook but missed startrek.website. D’oh!)

I wish they’d update it with LD, PIC and SNW

There was another starship that was also covered with dust…. crewmen dust

Bashir said in DS9: “In Purgatory’s Shadow” that the Breen didn’t have blood, but considering they never took off their suits, how did he know that? And if they don’t have blood, how does circulation work?

There are animals that don’t have circulatory systems, but they’re usually of a very simple order like sponges, nematodes and flatworms for example.

So either the “fact” that the Breen have no blood is misinformation, or they have something else that substitutes for blood.

Some invertebrates have circulatory systems which carry hemolymph, a fluid made most of water and contains various substances like carbohydrates, lipids, amino acids, etc. It’s not blood, but it still serves a circulatory function.

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Khaosworks is in a different time zone than the US.

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I second this, because this is exactly how I've mounted it on my office wall.

Here you go!

Someone suggested Stardate 06107.2, which works out to February 8, 2329, which might be Freeman’s birthday.

Well, the Genesis Planet did do something similar in ST III (keeping it vague for spoilers), but that one had a body to work with.

As for 06107.2, it could be a birthday (June 10, 1972), but the only reference I could find to that was the birthday of a background actor on ENT named Bobby Pappas.

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It's definitely not coincidental, considering that "The Inner Light" is one of the most famous episodes of the series. It's a pun, a play on words in relation to the TNG episode title. It doesn't have to have a thematic connection for it to be a title.

Now that you mention it, the design is actually also close to the Academy Training Ships that Nova Squadron were using for the Kolvoord Starburst maneuver.

T’Lyn did mention an “encounter” with a Klingon and Pakled ship to Mariner, but Mariner may not have connected that with the Cerritos.

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Of course Kirk is familiar with the works of DH Lawrence, one of the horniest poets ever.