DS9 ran on fusion power, so in theory there wouldn't have been any dilithium in use (though the same couldn't necessarily be said for docked or orbiting ships).
But I tend to think the station itself should be gone by now, unless they decided to preserve it for historical reasons or something.
At least we'll always have Turner.
You don't think the mysterious disappearance of a war hero who was also entangled with non-linear, godlike beings would be interesting?
It's only sitting next to a portal to the other side of the galaxy that also happens to be the home of a species that exists outside of linear time - nothing significant there!
They seem to be tailoring the SFS previews for the social media crowd, with no "standard" formatting.
I suppose you could argue it's targeting a specific audience, but...it's weird.
Oh, interesting - not that I know of, but I wouldn't be surprised if they did some sort of tie-in.
The Chimerans were introduced about a year ago, though it's been a pretty thin year since then, and we still don't know much about them.
Oh of course, you're absolutely right!
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Holy crap, what a career trajectory...
This is now an Avengers: Doomsday spoiler community.
As a cadet sets out to solve an ancient Starfleet mystery, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and learns the value of forging her own path. Meanwhile, Nahla agrees to help a fellow chancellor with an elaborate alien ritual.
I have a strong suspicion that this shot from one of the early trailers wasn't a throwaway easter egg as many of us assumed:
Between this and Freeland, I wonder if we'll see an election called in the near future.
Is that the lesson here? 🤔