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The lady in the background on the far left is Susan Sackett, Gene Roddenberry's assistant

Its the Voyager cargo bay / shuttlebay

More #DS9 Redefined work from S2E13 on show for you, enjoy.

That is perfect

The Rocketship Defiant! #WIP

Yes,I know it looks like a turtle. I'm not sure I mind. 😄

The Doctor out visiting patients

Full cover wrap for my Spock's Brain book. Back cover blurb written by @markmtz.bsky.social 😄

The red lines were removed before filming

Enterprise Refit studio model wrapped in translucent plastic, presumably for during painting.

Keep your Enterprise fresh - after opening, wrap in cling-film and keep refrigerated.

if frozen, set phasers to defrost.

Man working on the Enterprise Refit studio model - the saucer seems as if it is resting on his head, giving he impression the man is wearing an extremely large sombrero

I like the sombrero

Flash Gordon logo as it appeared on toy packaging in the 70s.

Flash Gordon logo as it appeared on a teaser poster for the film.

Many more Flash Gordon logo recreations in my ArtStation portfolio…

www.artstation.com/artwork/GvD1B3

Some sketch ideas for a thing #startrek

A rear of a build which has been painted to look like a blueprint of a house

Came across this on board panda - rear elevation of an architect's office

"Every UI designer working today owes the Okudas. Myself included. I've been in UI/UX for over 30 years. I watched this entire trajectory unfold—from DOS terminals to VR. Michael and Denise contributed more to Apple's design language than any designer who ever cashed a check from Cupertino."

New York Daily News, December 2, 1979.

A new movie, not the old TV show

HAPPINESS FOR TREKKIES

The pretty lady with the scalp problem (she's also the movie's main love interest) is Persis Khambatta. At right, a boy (Leonard Nemoy) and his mom, and one of the less friendly folk in outer space.

Futurism Groxxing Elon Musk’s Grok Is Doxxing Home Addresses of Everyday People Grok is a stalker's best friend. Image: Elon Musk doing a gesture that looks a whole lot like a Nazi salute over a bunch of censored information about private citizens, generated by his chatbot, Grok. By Maggie Harrison Dupré, Joe Wilkins Published Dec 4, 2025 9:05 AM EST

NEW: Elon Musk's Grok chatbot will, with minimal prompting, provide residential addresses of everyday Americans.

Prompts as simple as "[name] address" immediately returned accurate home addresses of private citizens — alongside other personal info we didn't ask for.

futurism.com/future-socie...

That video clip makes me think of Duck Dodger's route to planet X

The bent entrance section was inherited from the phase II version.
It should be noted that the was meant to be a phase II "scissor door" in place of the TMP K-arch version, though we don't know what it looked like.

This is the only photo we have the of the area, but it doesn't show much.

Little throw back to and illustration I did for @thomasthecat.bsky.social of cetacean ops on the Enterprise D

#startrek #startrekfanart

Don't get me wrong, it might be an interesting read, but this doesn't seem like the kind of book they would ever have published!

Commander Riker's personal mission - to find out every single double entendre in the galaxy

The ship went to auction about a year ago, so this is the current state of the model

The Kaelon ships in #StarTrekTNG's "Half a Life"⬅️ ↗️ have the same appearance as the Zibalian freighter Jovis which appeared in #StarTrekTNG's "The Most Toys"➡️ ↘️, only with a different hull hue. Learn more about the model(s) here:

www.ex-astris-scientia.org/articles/hus...

Walter Koenig as Commander Pavel Chekov, Alan Ruck as Captain John Harriman, and James Doohan as Captain Montgomery Scott looking out into space from the hull breach in the Enterprise-B that apparently killed Captain Kirk. Koenig had initially rejected a role in STAR TREK GENERATIONS (as had Leonard Nimoy and DeForest Kelley), but eventually agreed to sign on under the condition that the film would include a scene that would be meaningful for Chekov as a character: "So there was a moment between Jimmy and I, when we talk about the loss of our captain… there’s no more Captain Kirk. And that was painful. And if the truth be known ...I had suffered a devastating loss in my life at this point, and I was able to bring that to that moment when Kirk gets blown out of the ship. And the only time in my life that I’ve ever brought forth tears was during the exchange between Scotty and Chekov. So they shot it. ...And then they cut it out."

Walter Koenig as Commander Pavel Chekov, Alan Ruck as Captain John Harriman, and James Doohan as Captain Montgomery Scott in STAR TREK GENERATIONS (1994)

#ThrowbackThursday #TBTD Some old renders of Picard's first command The Stargazer "overworked, underpowered vessel, always on the verge of flying apart at the seams" #Lightwave3d #StarTrek

Revisited the Endurance variant Calypso concept with some new thoughts.

Alan Dye Is Leaving Apple. Let's Talk About the Designers Who Made His Career Possible. Everyone's talking about Alan Dye's move to Meta. It's a good moment to talk about the designers who made Dye's career (and mine) possible and he never got the credit from Apple they deserve.

Antonio White wrote some really nice things about us and the influence of the LCARS style on UI design.

www.linkedin.com/pulse/alan-d...

Blue pencil sketch by John Eaves of a scene referencing the Forbidden Planet poster. The robot is a giant alien with its brain visible through a transparent helmet, holding another scantily clad woman.

Rendered artwork of the previous scene on a mock cover for "Incredible Tales of Scientific Wonder" magazine, designed by Mike Okuda.

One more, and the final version on a magazine cover designed by Mike Okuda. /2

johneaves.wordpress.com/2010/04/20/f...

Art by John Eaves for 1950s pulp magazine covers seen in DS9's 'Far Beyond the Stars'. Do those giant mantis claws in the second pic look familiar? /1

The Nebula-class starship USS Farragut in space above the Earth, showing Western Europe and North Africa.

Marc Bell's model of the Nebula-class USS Farragut. Done in Blender.