It's admirable how you manage to make fit together elements of stories that were never meant to fit together, and quite often don't work together.

History is something I love and how star trek handles ancient history is very accurate and more interesting then how star wars handles ancient history

@enisra_bowman

7 ай бұрын

ye, you notice that Star Wars is more about cool Spaceships and Politics, less about consistancy, particular when the Republic is 25.000 Years Old and even to that date quite far Advanced and in "the Future" and only comes up in essential Guides

@CristySFM1234

7 ай бұрын

@@enisra_bowman yea plus almost every alien race has the same story with the difference being their relationship with the force, little in the way of originality

@martinjrgensen8234

7 ай бұрын

@@CristySFM1234Well at least Star Wars aliens are more diverse than just different ears and foreheads. Star Wars is more fantasy in space, with technology having basically stagnated millennia ago. Or at least not massively changing. Star Wars isn’t obsessed with inventing pseudo science to explain how literally everything works. Different strokes for different folks. Star Wars is a much larger, and more fin play ground to tell stories in as a Game Master than Star Trek

@CristySFM1234

7 ай бұрын

@@martinjrgensen8234 well star wars had a larger budget and you are right there is more diversity in the designs of star wars aliens but when you read into their history there's not much diversity every race met the infinite empire, fought in the Mando wars influenced by the sith wars and later republic then the events of the movies

Part 4 PLZ!!!!! 🙏🙏

When I realized that in the terms of ST, Humans are a rather young species- the reaction of most species being "what's up with these upstairs" starts to make much more sense.

I look forward to your videos almost as much as I look forward to new episodes on Paramount+. Thank you so much for your passion and the hard work you put in.

@CertifiablyIngame

7 ай бұрын

Glad you like them, thank you!

@AmeliaNeek

7 ай бұрын

I love them,@@CertifiablyIngame. I've been watching since your first. I love how you make it such an episodic experience, full of personality.

I love these and look forward to the fourth installment!

Cant wait for part 4. Hopefully soon

It really is humbling just how many species, with their own governments, alliances, wars, struggles, triumphs and failures are naught but dust by the time the Federation finds them. You have to imagine the Federation could last even longer than any of them, even if humanity goes the way of the dodo, new species joining the federation, allowing its mission to grow and adapt carrying it onto the future.

@batstream42

7 ай бұрын

The same is true of real history. How many countless cities, nations, and empires came and went before us? We know the names of some of them, others we can only guess at, still others are nearly mythical. It really is a fascinating phenomenon. Eventually the cities and nations we know will be gone as well, but hopefully humanity and the spark of civilization will continue on in a new form.

@alwayslearning8792

2 ай бұрын

Nothing lasts forever, in the end we will all be dust and all thats left is your legacy @batstream42

Hello! i love the timeline videos I wonder if you are dreading the tng, ds9, voy trifecta as they take place at almost the same time

I've always wanted a complete timeline video or book, and so far, this has been fantastic and fascinating! My main interest is before the federation, but still with deep space travel. The time before and after _The S.S. Valient. So, I'm guessing ~300 years or so. Was there Space travel before The Valient? (excluding Zephram's world-changing work) Hmm. I guess there must have been cause I don't think the Valient had a true warp or any warp I am familiar with! (I'm just recalling what I remember from "Where No Man Has Gone Before," which is actually a misleading title. (obviously, the crew of the Valient had already been there _before!_ I think, at least I'm hoping, that it will be highly fascinating! I appreciate all the work it must have required to undertake such a project. Thank you. \m/

@brianalice

7 ай бұрын

The Star Trek novel The Buried Age discusses the history of the Star Trek universe quite a bit. I recommend it.

@evilchaosboy

7 ай бұрын

@@brianalice hi. Thank you! I will! have aswell day! :)

This series is fantastic and Rick you are a Legend!

Thank you Rick for another informative video

The Gomtuu living ships are similar to Moya from Farscape. So perhaps one of the ancient races bred some space creature to use as ships.

@josiahzabel8596

7 ай бұрын

Moya

I've enjoyed the series so far but is there a part 4?

Could you please add the links to the previous parts (and next parts when they come) in the description?

Q: ALIGHT! Which one of you Q's gave the hairless chimps warp drive technology! I only took my eye off them for a small million year glance to see something less boring in this galaxy. Now they're running amuck across the stars with one hairless chimp in particular trying to mate with every species he comes across!

You forgot doing that time frame to even mention the Voth. Considering how vastly advanced their technology was over most of the known powers of the Galaxy, in terms of propulsion and technology exceeding that of the Borg

@rhocat362

Ай бұрын

I loved the idea of the Voth

It is interesting to think about the fact that all, or at least most, human-like (as opposed to humanoid) species that began to rely on their centralized computer for life in one way or another, all happened around the same time. Makes one consider that maybe they were all factions of the same species at some point.

@rhocat362

Ай бұрын

Panspermia, baby

What ship class appears starting at 0:10?

I think that it's possible that the Borg have grown an exponentially accelerating rate; or even that the Borg were significantly different when they started and only abstracted away all of their morals recently.

Why do I get the feeling that in that one void of interstellar travel before the Vulcans took off as well as the others soon after, the Pakleds were flying around and picking through ruins after they got their first scavenged ship? ;)

7:50 What could you possibly have…. Oh…. Oh! Oh….

@JeghedderThomas

7 ай бұрын

I'm not steeped in Trek lore enough to get this. Prey explain?

@kaitlyn__L

7 ай бұрын

​@@JeghedderThomas in the modern day of Trek the "joining" of symbiont and host is a very complex surgery. Of the kind they almost certainly didn't have many thousands of years ago. So it might have originally been some kind of torture, or horrible experiment, or even the outcome of a freak accident.

@JeghedderThomas

7 ай бұрын

@@kaitlyn__L Thanks, I learn new stuff :)

Where is parts one and two?

@timurkotulic3948

7 ай бұрын

Look at the playlists under this channel

@Kelvryn

7 ай бұрын

@@timurkotulic3948 i did. I don't see it.

@timurkotulic3948

7 ай бұрын

@@Kelvryn kzread.info/head/PLnz8giR6uGEfQgr0XjnAtc79DnvRjuYw6&si=dWxpYyJkKzje06BI

My cousin Josh has Neanderthal DNA.

406

I hate to say it, but... there was no year zero in our history. 😅

@Mister_Mag00

7 ай бұрын

dont be that guy

@guywithdacap4713

7 ай бұрын

@@Mister_Mag00 But I am

@fluffly3606

7 ай бұрын

It does, it just has a length of zero in the Christian calendar /j :3

@guywithdacap4713

7 ай бұрын

@@fluffly3606 Are you dividing by zero, again? 😂

STD is not canon.

@dupersuper1938

7 ай бұрын

It is. Get over it.

@Mister_Mag00

7 ай бұрын

yes it is, grow up

@Deridus

20 күн бұрын

It may be canon, but I'm not going to give it my countinence.