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Star Trek fans will soon have a unique way to celebrate the holiday season thanks to Hero Collector's Star Trek Borg Cube Advent Calendar. Brought to fans by the same company behind the upcoming The Borg and the Delta Quadrant book, the advent calendar is designed to resemble the iconic Borg cubes [...]
Two new Star Trek shows will head to Canada via CTV. Paramount+ is the home of the Star Trek franchise in the United States. Even after Paramount+'s debut in Canada, CTV currently carries Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: Picard, and Star Trek: Lower Decks. CTV is adding the Star Trek: Discovery [...]
DISPLACEMENT Star Trek couldn't exist as a franchise without displacement. The warp drives utilized on Federation ships depend on displacement of space-time in order to circumvent relativity and the light-speed barrier. The displacement wave seen in the first episode of Voyager takes this process to an extreme via the Caretaker, an entity tasked with the protection of the Ocampa people. The Caretaker, noting his own imminent demise, uses displacement arrays to gather various species from around the galaxy in the hope of finding a compatible species to take over his task. The exact nature of ...
Stardate: 53292.7 Captain’s log. We open in October 2032 on Mars. Lieutenant John Kelly is in orbit in Ares IV while communicating with the two astronauts on the surface, Rose Kumagawa and Andrei Novakovich. Something appears in orbit, which winds up consuming Ares IV. In the 24th century in the Delta Quadrant, Chakotay’s attempt to relax is interrupted by the door chime—but there’s no one on the other side of the door. There are several other minor malfunctions of communications and hospitality systems. Chakotay goes to engineering to find that Seven is upgrading the computer—whi...
There's always something new to discover about the Star Trek universe, especially when it comes to the really geeky details behind the design decisions over the myriad of ships and various species that make up the ever-expanding canon. Take for instance the impending coffee-table book Star Trek: The Borg and the Delta Quadrant: Akritirian to Krenim (available May 4 from Hero Collector Books). The tome's general editor, Ben Robinson, tells SYFY WIRE that as part of their deep dive into the CGI files and VFX renders from the television series Star Trek: Voyager, the editorial team deci...