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Added Artifort Pala.

Sure, I'll add it. It belongs here: https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/articles/mondor.htm

The base Husnock Warship design was also used in Lower Decks by the Pakleds as the core ship in their clump ships. So you might want to add that to the list

Added a note on "Fleet Captain Pike" and Kirk repeatedly meeting Pike.

Added a paragraph on Pike's age.

I suppose you mean the Obena class. https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/schematics/obena2-firstfirstcontact.jpg

What is that ship in the site header? Looks like an Excelsior/Sovereign kitbash.

Added Primo Stool.

I just want to say in response to your recent May 31 2025 update: you absolutely should cut all ties with Twitter/X, as that site has become little more than a neo-Nazi breeding ground thinks to Elon Musk.

I get that it's a major headache, but continuing to support Twitter/X is not really a viable option anymore.

It is possible that at the time this episode was made, the war had already been moved to around 2050, which is also more or less consistent in the newest productions (PIC and SNW).

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The Arrow class Runabout "Spirit of Proxima" escorted by two Kestrel class fighter. (Alternate view of this image: Escorting the Arrow)

In 2379, a medium-sized dispute broke out between the Kromsapiods and the Talarians over two planets in the Goliana system. The Talarians wanted to found a new colony there, unaware that the two planets serve as traditional hunting grounds for the Kromsapiods. Starfleet agreed to serve as a neutral mediator for the two parties, but due to the repeated outbreaks of violence on both sides, they wanted to play it safe and sent a small fighter escort with the diplomatic ship.

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Arrow Class Runabout Designed by Malcolm Lu (Galen) and Andrew Gillespie (Kaden)

Kestrel class Fighter model parts (Typ 2 Shuttlecraft & Peregrine fighter) by David Metlesits

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Someone once asked me to make a display looking like someone from TNG or beyond was researching older starship designs. This is what I came up with

No wonder Barclay is a little nervous when Doctor Crusher treats him in sickbay after the opening credits in #StarTrekTNG's "The Nth Degree"⬇️: she is holding one of the new morgue PADDs from "Night Terrors"⬆️, still displaying the autopsy report... ;-)

I remember how surprised I was when I first noticed the sickbay red alert indicator in #StarTrekTNG's "Remember Me"↗️. Here, it is seen again in "The Nth Degree"↘️. The red alert lights in front of the CMO's office can also be seen in "Remember Me"↙️ and "Suddenly Human"↖️.

This moment in #StarTrekTNG's "Coming of Age" is interesting: we hear Commander Riker speak this line and see his reflection in the window ⬆️, his mouth doesn't move at all, however. It's because the footage was taken from later in the scene when both Riker and Picard ponder the decision ⬇️.

These screenshots of the port Ten Forward entrance from season 3's "The Vengeance Factor"⬇️ and season 4's "The Nth Degree"⬆️ (redressed as the ship's theatre) clearly show how the lights to the left and right of the two Ten Forward entrances were mixed up between seasons 3 and 4. ;-)

#StarTrekTNG's "The Nth Degree"↙️↘️ is another episode where we see the bridge engineering station turning on when Geordi enters the bridge. In season 2 ↖️↗️⬅️➡️, Geordi had to turn the station on by voice command, as mentioned earlier.

The casual blue knitted outfit Dr. Crusher wears during Barclay's second theatre performance in #StarTrekTNG's "The Nth Degree"⬆️ will be seen again one episode later during her shared breakfast with Captain Picard in "Qpid"⬇️.

#StarTrekTNG's "Coming of Age" is the first of several times Picard is looking out the ready room window when we see the reflection of somebody entering the room, in this case Riker. Picard even talks to Riker and the Commander responds while only his reflection is visible in the same shot. 😊

These screenshots from #StarTrekTNG's "Sarek"⬇️ and "The Nth Degree"⬆️ show that the modification made to the Ten Foward set (!) to turn it into the ship's concret hall in "Sarek"⬇️ are similar to the modifications made for "The Nth Degree"⬆️. This time, no additional chairs are present.

In the season 4 #StarTrekTNG episodes "Galaxy's Child"↗️ and "The Nth Degree"↙️, the Jefferies tube set still was open ended and didn't have small airlocks, like in season 5's "Disaster"↘️. It definitely looks different from the spacious season 3 Jefferies tube in "The Hunted"↖️.

#StarTrekTNG's "Coming of Age" is the first episode in which we see the "regular" Captain Picard look out the ready room window, pondering a tough decision. It's also the first time the camera is located outside the window. I also love this shot because we see the stars through the bridge main viewscreen.