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The SS Valiant was Earth's first true interstellar starship hastily developed shortly after Zefram Cochrane's first warp flight by the United Earth Space Probe Agency (UESPA) using easily obtainable parts and materials. Only the landing module and warp nacelles were designed and built from scratch, while the fusion reactor was adapted from maritime naval use. Following Cochrane's success, a mission to those star systems known to contain planets become an immediate priority, even among the war-ravaged population who viewed the mission as a symbol of Earth's recovery and future among the other races of the galaxy.
UESPA was not the space agency of a unified world government, which would not fully exist for another hundred years, but rather the major space powers of the New United Nations.
SS Valiant from the Star Trek: Encyclopedia:
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Sorry about the sound glitches, not sure why those happened.
Tried so many ways of doing the magentic storm, still wasn't happy with it...
Alot of aspects of the story are based on the novel "The Valiant" with my own bits of extrapolation.
The SS Valiant model has been released for download at the Star Trek Mesh Collection www.trekmeshes.ch
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Valiant 3D Model
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Ship interior corridor
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Planet Texture Map
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Music
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Valiant Mission Patch
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Kristian Trigwell
Based upon the Star Trek episode
"Where No Man Has Gone Before"
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and the novel
"The Valiant"
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Only just saw this for the first time after 11 years. I'm awestruck, as a lifelong Trekkie, by the creativity and direction that this went in. Literally clapped when it was done. You should still be very proud of the short you created here.
This was a perfect tie in between the Star Trek episode and the Novel. Thank you for your time, effort and of course talent.
According to the novel, the colony grew and developed technology similar to Earth and was rediscovered by the Stargazer in 2333.
Thank you! Answered my question.
Which novel was that
What's the name of the novel?
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The stargazer one of picards first missions i think
Why this was a treat to watch:
1) No bad acting by amateurs.
2) Story line that does not include war.
3) Real imagination centering on human desire to survive and explore.
4) Simple in concept but expertly told through outstanding visual effects and a wonderful score.
Great Job.
Well put, Marc. Good points. It doesn't rise to the level of an official Star Trek production, but it comes relatively close! And none of us fans pretending we can act!
Have you seen Aurora? That's pretty good, something different.
well said Marc. It's like reading a graphic novel with videos :)
We already had 7 years of DS9's war with the Klingons and dominion. Why the fuck would we want another war series? Or another prequel too for that matter?
Why this sucked.1) NO actors what so ever 2)Story line had no war/fighting, just clips of it crusing around in space. 3)There were no humans in this. 4)Bad visual efects a 6th grader could of made on their computer in their bedroom.
Nice work. The episode "Where No Man..." has haunted me since childhood. I always thought that Mitchell would awaken from that grave pit!
I agree. I didn't ever believe that big rock finished Mitchell. My bet is that he is alive and has totally remade that planet into a paradise to his liking. One day the Federation will come back and get a HUGE surprise.
He and Elizabeth Dehner are now living happily and peacefully on Delta Vega, after regeneration.
In a book called "Q²", it was Q trying to escape the barrier he had been trapped in. If I remember right, he'd been hurt pretty badly and all he could do was try to latch on to someone. That was what kept killing people, trying to find a host that could handle a Q. He wasn't in the driver's seat, they just had access to his powers while he was trying to heal.
Another awesome video! I honestly got chills when you showed that hallway on the Valiant, giving the impression that Agnarsson was stalking the ship. Very scary and claustrophobic, a la Alien. Thank you for doing these! :D
Yeah the novel just says that, but I added the idea that the crew in the escape pods developed extra powers to enable them to survive. By their reckoning they were outside the galaxy edge, but solitary star systems and rogue planets have been shown to exist and they could have stumbled on this by chance.
I saw this video back when it was released. I was mesmerized by the soundtrack and jaw dropping effects. You have a talent for conveying a great story without dialogue.
"Captain: Repair time lieutenant!" Lieutenant: Next century sir!"
You have 12 hours!
You have one decade. Make it so
"Time repaired, Captain!"
@@neophobicnyctophile8264 oh dear
that was not what I intended but I like that, thanks for repairing time
At least it isn't Voyage to the bottom of the sea. Every thing in the Seaview blows up. Repair time "Oh about 10 minutes sir".
"Absolute power corrupting absolutely..."
Kirk to Dr. Dehner
From the 2nd pilot episode "To Boldly Go, where no man has gone before."
I like the idea of "small scale stories" set in the Star Trek universe because they can stand-alone in content but ultimately fit together like a jigsaw puzzle. It is less demanding on the producers because the actors may only appear in 1 to 3 episodes, and the writers could "go crazy" telling a mosaic of Trek stories all over the map!
I like the Valiant story and it should remind all fans that space is dangerous and not all crews will make it home! Some might be imprisoned on alien worlds, marooned, eaten, kept as "pets" or ???. The likelihood of getting enhanced physical or mental abilities seems "far out" (slim chances) compared to all the other things that could happen, but that's what going where no man has gone before is all about!
How about: "Star Fleet: Classified Above Top Secret"? #startrek #startrekTV #startrekmovies #startrekfranchise
Space is a dangerous place. It is the least hospitable environment for humans that I can imagine!
The storytelling of Star Trek is meant to embody how we are willing to do anything in the name of exploration and discovery, no matter how challenging the circumstances.
Dennis Costea Jr. Space is disease & death wrapped in darkness & silence.
I once pitched an idea for a Star Trek anthology series. Episodes could range from anywhere in canon history (USS Horizon at Sigma Iotia
This absolutely has to be one of your best productions yet. I liked when the ship slipstreamed and again when you showed the ship crossing the barrier back into the galaxy and you showed the crewmember's eye fluctuating. Both scenes were very remiscent of the stargate scene from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Intriguing idea. A story told entirely with 3D models, SFX, and artwork, with no actors. Interesting and well done!
Amazing the videos that you can find on TH-cam. This is 6 years old and just now found it looking at Star Trek fan films and this little nugget pops up. Beautiful story and VFX. Thanks for the work that you put into this. 🖖
As I'm typing this, you said that 4 years ago!
This short followed a Star Trek novel titled "Valiant" which followed Picard and the Stargazer crew. They encountered the descendants of the Valiant's crew who called themselves Magnians named after a 21st Century social movement on Earth. The Stargazer also encountered descendants of the Kelvans from the episode "By Any Other Name."
The book switched between the Valiant crew in the aftermath of the barrier encounter and the Stargazer interactions in the 24th Century. Pretty good novel.
Good story would been nice to have the ending connect to "Where No Man Has Gone Before" when the enterprise find the probe from the valiant.
I just wanted to let you know, I REALLY enjoyed this. I've been a ST fan for 40 years and know way too much about it, and was really impressed how tense this was with only narration. Really would like to see a future one along the same line of creation, a video showing something described in ST but never seen and with only narration.
The idea that we need to take nukes out with us on the first voyage into interstellar space didn't sit well with me. Especially considering that this is just after WW3. Perhaps it shows a certain naivety in the Humans of the day regarding the dangers of space. That said the ship still has lasers.
How powerful would they be? Considering that Earth Cargo Ships had Plasma Turrets in the early 22nd century.
"We needed those weapons...and a hell of a lot more"
- Capt. Jonathan Archer
I understand and respect your opinion. However, how can we have an exciting adventure, with no self-destruct mechanism, doing a countdown?
Proton torpedoes are basically nuclear, I don't really know what they have been smoking in the 60s 70s and all the way to the 90s
We detonated a fusion bomb in 1954 that was supposed to have a yield of 6 mg tons but it had 15 because someone at Los alamos had determined the lithium 7 in the bomb would remain inert. It was very shocking and very scary for the guys who watched it detonate. So we kept setting them off for another 20 years
As a old TOS fan, and a long ago cellist, the background music was excellent and practically told the story without ever seeing what was happening inside the ship. I don't think your average person realizes the importants of good background music playing alone with the story..... A well told story. Great Job!
~Safe Journeys,Space Fans,Wherever you are~
Some time between "First Contact," and "Enterprise" lies this forgotten tragedy of Starfleet history. It would have been nice for this to have been referenced in dialogue by Archer's crew, for it would have surely left an impact on their era, and on their mission. it might have even explained the Vulcans' insistence that they remain cautious in exploring.
Which would have been hard to do given that the voyage Valiant takes place AFTER the time line covered by Archer's series. The Valiant was NOT Earth's first starship, but the first ship to reach the edge of the Galaxy and to encounter the Barrier. If we're going by canon the title is majorly wrong. There were also no survivors of the ship's self destruct.
Wrong on all counts: the SS Valiant's journey was between 2064 and 2065, while Archer's Enterprise was launched in 2151.
Second, there was at least one paperback novel (which this short film is inspired by), which gave a different account of the story.
While it does sound like a good idea, any idea which quadrant the Valiant was heading when it was hit with what I could suppose is a Care-Taker styled wave of sorts.
Safe to assume she was exploring the Alpha Quadrant, considering it was only 2065 when when she had to be destroyed. With a warp factor hardly higher than 1, it'd be hard to get to any other Quadrant within the span of a human life.
Warp 1 dont gets you anywhere. It is basicly light speed. So you would need 4.5 years to reach the next star system which is Proxima Centauri. :) I think the ship was faster then this. Warp 2 or 3 maybe.
With an epic detailed story line this has to be one of my favorite old Starfleet ( AKA UESPA ) history ☺
Thanks. Personally I think this is probably the best video on the channel as a lot of thought went into every shot (lighting, camera angles etc.) and I had learned a lot of techniques by this time.
My first car was a 1970 Valiant. A good ship but I overload the warp coils one too many times..
LoL ... that seemed to happen to a lot of the first ships we piloted!
Don't forget the struts that would break off. Had a buddy that drove around with both starboard struts that way. Right turns were crazy, left not too bad....
My '66 Dart was just like that, but take a right a bit too fast and: WHOA! With a broken reactor mount, it would yank on the throttle cable and HARD A'STARBOARD, AND AWAY YA GO!
273 or 225 or 340? Automatic or manual?
Mine was a 1991 Caravan, she was a good transport ship...unfortunately her warp nacelles were stuck on warp factor two and we had to decommission her.
This was a fantastic effort to conjure up a true sci-fi lover's fantasy of having the best of breed ships from all of the dopest shows, games, universes and incredible story lines in sci-fi history - all in one spot for one, wonderfully brief battle. It's a great concept, in which to test out one possible battle scenario, out of so many. THIS IS A GREAT EFFORT and a treat to watch & enjoy. Really loved the ship modeling, Newtonian effects & principles (mostly adhered to), shading, animation, lighting...really impressive stuff. THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY DAY!!
The USS car muffler.
darn ..I was gonna say the same thing LOL.. I was still entertained tho :)
The USS MagnaFlow.
maybe it fell off the enterprise?
I thought it kind a look like one of those tin man robots from the 50s
The warp nacelles need to be in clear line of sight of each other.
I am so glad this popped up in my recommendations. Its like a book evolved into an audio book and now this, a video book. I enjoyed reading and watching. We need more of this.
Wow. Good stuff. Why back in my day we had to actually READ fan fiction!
And we still read fanfiction.
(and I actually write fanfiction too).
This was really good. The text, music and visuals alone created a terrific and suspenseful atmosphere. Great work.
Great video, I love how clunky and delicate the Valiant looks and I felt the interior shots were very inkeeping with some of the old ships seen in Enterprise. The glowing eyed silhouetted man was quite creepy looking. Loved the escape pods too. Good work!
Would have been nice if I could have read all the text. In the first part the text was blurry at first then cleared up, and later on it went by too fast. About three quarters of each block, it was displayed too quickly and wiped before I could could finish reading it. Annoying! 😢
he self-destruct system I described was a simple one. It wouldn't require packing explosives and a lot of additional mass. It was basically just blowing up the fuel tanks. This can be important if a failure was causing the ship to re-enter and crash on a populated area.
Kudos on the truly unsettling image at 7:46.
I could see this becoming a cinema style, if it's not already ;). The characterless scenes and the story told in text does leave some place for imagination, and that is great story -telling. You could also have someone read the text at a slow pace, I think it will have some more impact. Do not worry about those that mock the ship's design, it is much better than enterprise. One slim disk and flimsy engine attachments (sorry, nacelles) is much worse than cylinder-shaped, from engineering point of view. Also, warp engines mounted on retractile rails (they look like that anyway:) would be a good solution to protect the crew against radiation /warp field, but keep the engines serviceable. I think Klingon small cargo ships had this design - don't remember , it was few thousand years in the future, I was a teenager back than :).
Florin Pandele I agree on all of which you said except for what was said about my ENTERPRISE , but then again that's my opinion . Good to see someone else who understands cosmetics doesn't mean jack in the vacuum of space. Others must also remember about time and improvements , the " model A" car never looked good to me but that "GT 40" sure does . Also if you look at the ship it would be an improvement on Cockenzie ship, to me it's kinda crossed between his ship and Kahn 's .
Very enjoyable, well done! I would definitely recommend this to open minded Star Trek followers. I have no idea of the difficulties involved in making the video but I thought the Valiant looked very plausible as a ship design. The one interior shot seemed right for the time too, I wish there had been more interior shots.
Thanks for this video, it is a very enjoyable and original effort. I would like very much to have seen this idea developed into a full length feature film, or even a TV mini series. Congratulations and best of luck in your future endeavours.
Thank you
This was hugely engrossing -- and the story itself would make a terrific feature film. The bit at the end, involving Captain Tarasco's apparent escape by way of the command module, reminded me a bit of the Space: 1999 episode "Dragon's Domain."
It was in a novel written by Michael Jan Friedman in his "Star Trek:Stargazer" series. The novel was called "Valiant", and it was about what happened to the crew of the Valiant, as well as how Jean-Luc Picard became captain of the Stargazer.
I concur with others who have proposed the "vignette" style of story telling, such as displayed here - jolly good short story, by the way. It's too bad that Paramount didn't launch a Star Trek: Chronicles series where they could have had a different story or serial each week/month featuring stories across the Federation.
It goes back to the old days of small stories, like the DS9 episodes when sisko was also Benny in the late 40's/50's. Just like you said, small but can fit together.
That is a DAMN GOOD idea there matie!!
That's a great idea.
This was nice. Thanks, VideoSpaceFX.
Wasn't expecting much, but that was VERY good!
Thank you!
The primary source for the history of the Valient can be found in Where No Man Has Gone Before, Stardate: 1312.4, Original Airdate: 22 Sep, 1966. The vessel was the S.S. Valiant, which was destroyed two hundred years ago. The Valiant had encountered a magnetic space storm and was being swept away, Kirk indicates the old impulse engines weren't strong enough.
Apart from that any information we have about this vessel comes from much later episodes of star trek. As canon tended to be rather flexible as the series progressed, I am uncertain if those later sources reflected the original thoughts behind the Valiant.
Star Trek: Chronicles, Episode 1, "Final Flight of the Valiant."
Once again, very well done. Good story, visuals and music. Very entertaining and enjoyable. Even seems to fit 'canon' for the IP pre Abrams. Thanks again.
Hey, nice work developing this video & incorporating part of the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel "The Valiant" into the storyline. Very entertaining.
I actually enjoyed that, and have bookmarked it to watch again in the future. Well done VSFX.
Can you imagine this becoming the full movie? It would be unlike any Star Trek movie.
Completely stand alone.
No peaceful exploration (for most of the movie).
Just pure drama... Cosmic thriller...
But none the less integral part of the Trek history.
Can you imagine it?
"THE BARRIER"
And as the final shot of the movie... perhaps somewhere in the middle of the end credits... the data-modul is drifting through the space... old... damaged... while in the distance a silhouette of a starship emerge... closing in... and in a sparkling effect of the transporter the module disapears... while the starship is slowly passing "the camera"...
And cut! 🎬
I think by avoiding references to "Star Trek" there would be no legal problems either.
I didn't mean the fan movie... I ment the full official movie. It would give them chance to bring something new.
But of course... the fan movie is more probable :-D
Niusereset that should read "slow fade to black." That's how a real script would/does end.
The 3D model was based on the work of Greg Jein who created a Valiant for use in the ST Chronology and Encyclopaedia books.
A ministory leading up to the TOS episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before"
Right up until the last piece of text, I more than half expected it to turn out that the distant descendants of Valiant's survivors evolved beyond corporality and linear time, a progression accelerated by their proximity to the Barrier, and eventually became... the Q. :)
Really excellent. This could well adopted into TOS cannon and further explored.
That's a really interesting concept. It has a good plot with lots of potential for enhancement. I applaud your efforts.
U could have a million people talk about a million inconsistencies with this (kind of illustration audio book ) story but facts are opinion and opinions are facts in the minds of people who tried pick apart even the most minor discontinuities in the storyline... failing to enjoy it for what it's worth ..... Personally i think it's the best fan made episode I've seen in a while ..graphics were awesome and I was really digging the explosion at the end looked real good also the storyline was fresh and crisp love it love it love it preciate it
If you liked this you will LOVE Prelude to Axanar. It's to bad Paramount and CBS wont let them make the full movie, and wont make themselves.
Another VERY well-done video, and with an even more engaging story than "Botany Bay." This makes the events of "Where No Man Has Gone Before" much more interesting to watch, thanks to the newly enriched subtext.
Not bad! I think that was a nice story to accompany "Where No Man Has Gone Before."
I think it is well done.
This was such a fun story set in my all-time favorite sci-fi francise's universe. This would have made a great episode (or multi-part) episode of an actual Trek show. Forget ST: DISCO - Star Trek set in this era would make a great show, showing the challenges facing UESPA.
Great move referencing demons. It gives the last part a nice, spooky feel. Nice job.
Thanks. Yes it's stretch to say they managed to explore much in 4 years considering it would have taken them that long to get to just the nearest star. It actually would have taken tens of thousands of years to get back to Earth at any rate, I doubt I would bother if I found a suitable planet close by.
...And they called their planet "Organia".
Uhh...no. Unless they had somehow gone back in time 10 million years.
I describe this video's story in one word: apocryphal
Fascinating.
This was excellent! This would be an outstanding prequel type movie to the whole Trek universe. I thought this may be how the Q got started, but I don't think enough time elapsed in 300 years to go from humanoid to a God like entity. Very interesting!! Very well could be what Gary Mitchell encounters! Great job!
Well the novel "The Valiant" is the basis for this video and by the 24th century the Federation has made contact with the colony and it is flourishing having developed an advanced society and technology. I think the story of Agnarsson would make a great Alien-esque live action fanfilm.
Beautiful story, and very much in the spirit of Star Trek, especially the ending.
This would be a great storyline integrated into the star trek cannon. If someone like Sisko or Janeway could come across them and give their take on it that would be awesome.
I really enjoyed this video. The effects were awesome! I'd love to see an actual story or mini-series based on this!
Bob Nohouse No problem. Please read the STTNG novel "The Valiant" by Michael Jan Friedman.
Awesome!
Indeed, also available as an audio book.
Thanks, man :)
Not just amazing because of the CGI work, but because you told a great story! Very well done! Have you decided what your next project will be yet? Because if you're taking pitches I have a good one...
Wonderful chunk of proper Sci-Fi, nicely seated with-in the Star Trek Universe.
Good works.
Never thought I'd see that ship from the old STE books be in CGI, looks good in motion.
Thanks.
This video gave me chills when I first saw it 4 years ago
I enjoyed that. Thanks. It's a great example of a great story not needing great effects. Effects are the supplement to the story. They are not THE story. Well done.
Excellently done mate. I found this very interesting and it held my interest.
That was so cool:
1 I always wondered what the valiant looked like
2 I had no Idea about the first part...which definitely (And finally) explains how that "Old" Ship got way the Hell out there.
3 I'm so happy that some of the Valiant's crew survived :)
By Picard's time it would have been safe, the entity that took over Gary and
Agnarssan was given to us in one of the STNG book, in which we find that Q had fought with an evil Q and had been disillusioned It took many melinia for Q to draw himself back together, and in that time, the Valiant and Enterprise passed through the field that was him, and part of his being attached to Gary and Agnarssan.. Not by Q's doing.. In the Movie, ST The Final Frontier, we were introduced to the other Q entity, the Q Continuum had banished him to the planet he was found on, by taking most of his powers, but not giving him a corporal body.
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If you remember from the Original series also, the Planet destroyer.. It was also written into STNG folklore, as having been created by Guinan's people, in response to the Borg, they had release two, and they were to search out and destroy the Borg, but they were too late, and the Borg destroyed Guinan's home planet.. the writers for STNG did an excellent job of tying the several of their books into the Original series.
genroc2005 a fellow trkkie !! love it.
I thought the evil Q called himself O in those book series of TNG.
Wait what? This is an actual story from STNG ?
]I do enjoy these videos about moments from Star Trek's past. The Valiant, Khan's escape on the Botany Bay, my favorite was the battle of Narendra III.
Thanks for watching :)
VALIANT: A STAR TREK STORY.
Kind of like what the "Star Wars" universe storytellers try to do. Either a limited-run or limited-season TV show or miniseries, or a one-off movie, specializing in the tale in focus.
That'd be an intriguing idea, and pathway for incarnating stuff from the "Star Trek" universe. These History-of-the-Future, and speculative Alternative-Past renditions of stories, would be terrific in putting into a tele-film, at some point! Let's keep the idea alive, with our suggestions, as fans.
Space the final frontier, these are the 11-pm to 7-am voyages of the Enterprise's Night Crew and it's continuing mission is to PARTAYYYY!!
A much better Star Trek movie than the recent two! Congratulations!
The first episode of the barrier being penetrated successfully was "By any other name" in the second season of the original series.
Andromedans hijack the enterprise, and give it several adjustments which allow it to pass through the barrier without harm at warp 11 to travel to the andromeda galaxy.
Plus the shields were vastly improved after the mini-refit.
Thank you,so much!Bro.My longtime dream come true!And for Botany Bay too.This video has almost horror atmosphere.Like Dead Space or something like that:-)
Thank you. Yes it was hard to create that atmosphere but I'm glad it came across.
My top 3:Valiant,Botany Bay,Narendra III.I hope U will keep go on.I think,that Star Trek need people like U.Certainly not dickheads like JJ.
This would've been an interesting beginning to the original series... Thanks for making/showing it...
wait a minute. if they were ejected "thousands of light years outside the galaxy", how could they have gotten back in their lifetime? The first starships couldn't do better than warp two. Archer had a warp 5 ship and still took months just to go 60 light years.
Centuries later they all were found dead in their life pods
It's called suspension of reality for a reason. I can't remember all of the dialog in the subtitles as it was to small to read on my tablet. From the TOS episode I thought they had limped back into the Galaxy before the crew members became effected by the ESP, and telekinesis or is it Psychokinesis? Not really sure which. After that the Captain destroyed his ship. This is a back story and continuation of that seed of a log entry. And it's a very fine one in my opinion.
If I remember the TOS second pilot, it was said that the Valiant was “blown half a light year out of the Galaxy”-presumably meaning past the Barrier-and came back into the Galaxy through the Barrier.
Thanks, it's mainly based on the novel, some of the cuts in the music weren't so smooth when it was encoded.
Emission control! We failed the mission! The muffler ship exploded and we are now polluting the universe! Heading to space station Midas for repairs and we are not going to pay a lot for it!
Good stuff, I'd definitely watch this if it were made officially. You kept it simple and sensible, with a good amount of tension considering it's an animation sequence, well done.
And they all lived happily ever after, warm and snug in their teepees, and wigwams communing with the spirit of the planet. The End.
Interesting concept. Very inventive. I have read the book "Valiant" but would like to know more about that "probe" that was ejected. WNMHGB doesn't really get into it that much .Kudos, VideoSpaceFX. Nice work!
This was really awesome to be honest!
This was WELL done! It holds to the true spirit of Star Trek! What humanity could be if it evolved past it's egocentric warlike state and find a balance with the universe! I hop that you make more content like this!.
Yes I have to say I liked that, all the way through to the end. Very good effort indeed.
I thought pairs of warp nacelles had to be able to "see" each other in order to work?
That was well done and consistent with the known Trekkerverse. Thanks.
I don't think it is consistent at all. 50 years after First Contact(2063), we had a united humanity and Star Fleet. By 2163 we had the Federation.
@@Jeffrey314159 This is 2 to 6 years after Cochrane's first Warp flight. The United Earth Space Probe Agency literally took a spaceworthy hull from the 2040s and strapped Warp Nacelles to it and sent it out. A very bold undertaking given the rather grim situation on Earth at the time.
I actually watched the TOS episode referring to these events two days ago, and I think both of them (the episode and this video) are great!
Interesting design, reminiscent of submarines. Very well done story line and graphics.
This is brilliant, well written and well told. Thank you!
Loved the Star Trek the Motion picture D-7 like shot at 3:00.
I think the work you are doing is nothing short of spectacular-keep it up!
I enjoyed this, I especially liked the storyline!
Very good. I very much enjoyed the part where you showed the eyes glowing and Agnarsson holding back the pod. It made it fit better with "Where No Man Had Gone Before". Was the ending part with the crew landing on the planet a reference to a different episode? If so, which one?
ahh there you are star trek,, i missed you >:D
The second pilot shot, and what would be the pilot accepted (ending up being the true pilot therefore, with "the Cage" as sort of a proto-pilot) "Where No Man has Gone Before", was one of the finest episodes, and the Roddenberry team had a pretty fair budget for it. Note that the Conference Room (in the middle of the episode) was reasonably elaborate, and so unlike later conference rooms during the series run.
That was cool. Nice job good legend creation.
Absolutely fantastic! Your videos just keep getting better and better! Thank you for sharing your talent!