the utterly seismic magnitude of smarmy bitch energy in that slow turn

I thought probably I should post this as well. It's an animation I'm doing for Garak and Bashir. It's only 1/3 done, so I'm *Still* working on it.

But I thought I should post it here

I only have the Chinese and Japanese subtitles sorry

Bgm: TOOBOE-锭剂

The King of Spades: The Emissary of the Prophets and Benny Russell 

Back in the day - Terry Farrell remembers ......

Rejoined - ST DS9 October 30, 1995

Crew parties on Deep Space Nine

revisiting some aliens I haven't drawn in 12+ years for an upcoming short comic - and its lovely to see them again

Should i find and wear this shirt for my lore cosplay im so so serious rn

My Star Trek friends, reblog with your favourite most ‘out of context’ Star Trek image

I’ll start:

here ya go

Oh my time has COME >:D

Excellent post everyone

Meet the seven new frog species we just named after iconic Star Trek captains!

Artwork by A. Petzold, CC BY-ND 4.0

At the right time of year along rushing streams in the humid rainforests that stretch the length of Madagascar's eastern and northern mountain ridges, otherworldly trills of piercing whistles can be heard.

Are they birds? Insects? Communicator beeps? Tricorder noises?

No, they're little treefrogs!

Boophis janewayae. Photo by M. Vences, CC BY-SA 4.0

Until recently, we thought all of the populations of these little brown frogs across the island were one widespread species, Boophis marojezensis, described in 1994. But genetics in the early 2000s and 2010s showed that there were several species here, not just one.

Now my colleagues and I have shown that they are in fact eight separate species, each with unique calls!

These whistling sounds reminded us so much of Star Trek sound effects that we decided to name the seven new species after Star Trek captains: Boophis kirki, B. picardi, B. janewayae, B. siskoi, B. pikei, B. archeri, and B. burnhamae.

Photos of all new species described by Vences et al. 2024. CC BY-SA 4.0

I subtly and not-so-subtly built some Star Trek references into the paper, but probably the best one is this one:

'Finding these frogs sometimes requires considerable trekking; pursuing strange new calls, to seek out new frogs in new forests; boldly going where no herpetologist has gone before.'

— Vences et al. 2024

There’s a real sense of scientific discovery and exploration here, which we think is in the spirit of Star Trek.

Of course, it doesn't hurt that there are at least two Trekkies amongst the authors (including yours truly). As fans of Star Trek, we are also just pleased to dedicate these new species to the characters who have inspired and entertained us over the decades.

On a personal note, this marks a milestone for me, as it means I have now described over 100 frog species! I am very pleased that the 100th is Captain Janeway's Bright-eyed Frog, Boophis janewayae (if you count them in order of appearance in the paper)—she is probably my favourite captain, and I really love Star Trek: Voyager.

You can read more about the discovery of these new species on my website! You can also read the Open Access paper published in Vertebrate Zoology here.

Hey @wilwheaton I thought you might enjoy this

Emony Dax being an olympic gymnast raises a lot of questions. If aliens compete in the olympics, do the olympics include alien sports or just earth sports that aliens can compete in if they so choose? If there aren’t really any more countries in the star trek universe, what does that mean for the way the olympics are run? Has it changed significantly? Are there separate competitions for separate species or is it integrated?

Love Sulu cursing in Old English

Finally something I can use my one semester of learning old english for

pov: they hate your vibe and find you laughable

Which Main Character who only lasted one season would you liked to have seen more of?

Tasha Yar or Ezri Dax? *Please choose based ONLY on in-universe character stuff, NOT any real-life behind-the-scenes stuff.