11:00 They're families of the crew and it is also something to consider that a Galaxy-class would be an ideal ship to help with planetary evacuations. So, you'd probably want to keep a lot of rooms empty for emergencies. 13:45 In FASA there were special rooms for Medusan navigators aboard this class. I like the idea that the ship has got a ton of sickbays to take on over 300 wounded in "Star Trek: A Final Unity".
My favorite was the bridge and the ready room. Being ex navy, the ready room was only officers and their mess staff, so i would imagine what they would talk about before they came onto the bridge and issued orders.😊
If a Dolphin crewmember is good enough for Captain Nathan Bridger, it's good enough for Captain Picard. I've said before that I love families of Starships. The only other member of the Project Galaxy we saw in great detail was the Nebula Class. I would loved to have seen more of the family. They clearly had the same technology and design philosophies but they would have had a diverse range in terms of size and roles within the fleet. It's hard to pick out any aspect that is stronger or weaker, it's just a consistently good design in terms of interior and exterior. Miles O'Brien's wife is Keiko (KAY-KO) All joking aside, O'Brien really is one of the greatest characters in Star Trek and his relationship with Keiko is a massive part of that. You have Kirk, Riker and Paris who have porked their way from one end of the galaxy to the other, and on the other end of the spectrum, you have the wholesome relationship of the O'Briens. I've also said before that it's great showing us your more candid and spontaneous side. Some videos can, while still being well presented, can be too clinical. Hearing your sense of humour adds so much warmth to your videos and context to the work you put in.
There was a mirror universe novel where a dolphin was a specialist researching ‘hyper strings’ or some such… turns out they worked to bring the Mirror Enterprise D over where Picard, Troi and La Forge had to infiltrate by pretending to be their counterparts. The most I’ve seen Troi do in novels outside of Imzadi
Keiko _*did *_ run the arboretum aboard the _USS Enterprise-D_ before she became the head of the school on Deep Space Nine... and then a botanist on Bajor.
1. The term "Cetacean Ops" was not part of the original plans. It was simply Guidance and Navigation and was staffed by cetaceans. "Cetacean Ops" was a phrase only used in the alternate timeline seen in Yesterday's Enterprise. 2. There were no porpoises. It was mainly dolphins of Tursiops genus.
@@starshipreviews that it would. I got the Stage9 download before paramount killed it, wandering around the main shuttlebay is crazy. There's not much to do as it's a WIP, but it's cool just to wander about.
Coco? Did you mean Keiko? 😂 She was a senior botanist in the arboretum on the Enterprise D. She only became a teacher on DS9 during the 1st season because there wasn't anything for her character to do and the actress didn't want to be full time on the series, so they blew up the school and sent her to Bajor for botanical research.
It’s stated that there are multiple sickbays in numerous places including separate areas we also see in some episodes for operations, for instance when Worfs back is broken in a cargo area accident where an entirely new spine is transplanted. We do get to see a small area of hydroponics in numerous episodes too. You gotta wonder how the whale like aliens manage to survive when a ship is about to go boom and hey need to use survival pods, do they have any specifically designed for aquatic crew members. Wish we got to see the supermarkets and stuff. Nice art by the way, I’ve done some of my own including my profile pic.
A cetacean officer prominently appears in the TNG novel, Dark Mirror where the Mirror Universe Picard and his crew try to capture the prime Enterprise. This story predates the DS9 revelation of the fate of the Terran Empire, but it's a very good story. And yes, Picard absolutely needs haircuts. Did you see him in Future Imperfect? He clearly needs an appointment with Mr Mot.
The galaxy class dors have several, doctor salar runs the other sick bay . ( she went on one away mission) and came up in dialogue in others seaons dialogue. . There were about to convert a cargo bay for mass casualty triage. Keiko eas a botanist. Yes. And though on ds9 then botany work on bajor , and he built her an arboretum to keep her happy
The reasons you state for using the main shuttle bay are likely the same reasons they chose *not* to use it when they didn't have to- it's unnecessary and is much more work to operate and maintain when it's capabilities are not needed. Using the smallest/cheapest/easiest viable option is almost always going to be your first choice as a commander. You try wherever possible to *minimise* the capabilities you are deploying so that you can retain them if needed. In the case of the shuttle bays going through the full safety checks, bay opening and deployment sequence is significantly more work for the crew and would incur significantly more maintenance than just using a secondary bay. There are however times in the show where we *probably* should have seen the full complement of shuttles deployed and didn't, but the general purpose use of the secondary bays is very much justified
Enterprise's Main Engineering is my happy place. Also, I vehemently deny the existence of the whole "cetacean ops"-malarkey, it is just beyond stupid! I mean, navigation in space is actually the easiest part of spaceflight, you don't need any special skills for that...
It is stupid, but in a very Star Trek way, it’s a universe where transporters rip you apart atom by atom and then make a copy somewhere else, where some water vapor made Tasha Yar feel frisky, and data feel love. Where everyone tolerates Wesley, and an omnipotent being messes with the captain for fun every few months.
As I remember that was because of the season budgets they were looking at after the pilot. If they hadn't built Main Engineering for Farpoint they really wouldn't have had the money to build it in season 1. So, realizing this, they promptly wrote a scene in Engineering.
You don't need to have a theory that there's multiple sick days if you look at the blueprints for the Galaxy class it states that there's multiple sick days there's enough sick days in the hospital facilities for to make an entire Hospital
Answer to the civilian thing. The galaxy tour was 10 uears, twice as long as the Connie. 10 uears is a long time so taking your family with out opens the pool of officers that can be assigned to her and civs likely to lower importance jobs over seen by and officer
So how about to establish a new Sol starfleets by our female space force members, they are allowed to carries their family during space travel and to establish new settlements to neighboring habitable exoplanets.
****** SPOILER ALERT***** I absolutely refuse to believe that was the “entire” fleet in S3 of Picard. The Federation is 7000 light years wide. Even at warp 9 it would still take months to get back to Earth from the frontier. Seeing the number of ships of the cut and paste fleet from Picard S1, at best that was a task force at Earth.
Yeah, those are more commonly known and I wanted to focus on things which didnt fit well in a proper review, the captains yacht fits in well into the discussion about the ship.and also had to cut something so the video wasnt an hour long going over obscure things about the ship.
Where the hell did 12 come from. All records i know say six for batch one with likely half not commissioned to be quick spare parts. The dw galaxys are rush builds all the scoenece and luxury omitted for dpartan thi gs focused on key systems
Nationwide, there were 2.35 hospital beds per 1,000 people, down from 2.37 in 2021. There were a total of 784,112 beds in the country. Feb 21, 2024. Not trying to pick on you. Good job overall, maybe try reading over your script out loud a few times to work out the bugs.
11:00 They're families of the crew and it is also something to consider that a Galaxy-class would be an ideal ship to help with planetary evacuations. So, you'd probably want to keep a lot of rooms empty for emergencies.
13:45 In FASA there were special rooms for Medusan navigators aboard this class. I like the idea that the ship has got a ton of sickbays to take on over 300 wounded in "Star Trek: A Final Unity".
My favorite was the bridge and the ready room. Being ex navy, the ready room was only officers and their mess staff, so i would imagine what they would talk about before they came onto the bridge and issued orders.😊
If a Dolphin crewmember is good enough for Captain Nathan Bridger, it's good enough for Captain Picard.
I've said before that I love families of Starships. The only other member of the Project Galaxy we saw in great detail was the Nebula Class. I would loved to have seen more of the family. They clearly had the same technology and design philosophies but they would have had a diverse range in terms of size and roles within the fleet. It's hard to pick out any aspect that is stronger or weaker, it's just a consistently good design in terms of interior and exterior.
Miles O'Brien's wife is Keiko (KAY-KO) All joking aside, O'Brien really is one of the greatest characters in Star Trek and his relationship with Keiko is a massive part of that. You have Kirk, Riker and Paris who have porked their way from one end of the galaxy to the other, and on the other end of the spectrum, you have the wholesome relationship of the O'Briens.
I've also said before that it's great showing us your more candid and spontaneous side. Some videos can, while still being well presented, can be too clinical. Hearing your sense of humour adds so much warmth to your videos and context to the work you put in.
Darwin agrees
There was a mirror universe novel where a dolphin was a specialist researching ‘hyper strings’ or some such… turns out they worked to bring the Mirror Enterprise D over where Picard, Troi and La Forge had to infiltrate by pretending to be their counterparts. The most I’ve seen Troi do in novels outside of Imzadi
her name is Keiko not Koko. She taught a school on DS9 not on the enterprise.
Yeah, he makes a lot of mistakes in this video.
_It is Worf, madam, not Woof!_
Ackchyually
Keiko _*did *_ run the arboretum aboard the _USS Enterprise-D_ before she became the head of the school on Deep Space Nine... and then a botanist on Bajor.
1. The term "Cetacean Ops" was not part of the original plans. It was simply Guidance and Navigation and was staffed by cetaceans. "Cetacean Ops" was a phrase only used in the alternate timeline seen in Yesterday's Enterprise.
2. There were no porpoises. It was mainly dolphins of Tursiops genus.
The main shuttlebay is bonkers huge, the Stage9 videos are awesome. I wish they were allowed to finish making it.
Yeah, but that would take Paramount not being stupid and hurting their fanbase in the name of protecting their copyright...
@@starshipreviews that it would. I got the Stage9 download before paramount killed it, wandering around the main shuttlebay is crazy. There's not much to do as it's a WIP, but it's cool just to wander about.
Yeah, it's bigger than the Constitution class primary hull 😮
Coco? Did you mean Keiko? 😂
She was a senior botanist in the arboretum on the Enterprise D. She only became a teacher on DS9 during the 1st season because there wasn't anything for her character to do and the actress didn't want to be full time on the series, so they blew up the school and sent her to Bajor for botanical research.
What did I call her? Was going off memory, but yes she is the one.
@@starshipreviews You called her Coco. It made me laugh.
Thought it was Kikimo
Coco the Clown😂
I always thought the sets seemed too small for a ship that big.
Especially engineering.
I would have liked to have seen the captain yacht.
Open water in a room on a starship that had weekly fall from side to side camera moves. Keeping hydroponics inhabitable must have been a major job.
The Captain's Yacht. Poor Captain's Yachts.
It’s stated that there are multiple sickbays in numerous places including separate areas we also see in some episodes for operations, for instance when Worfs back is broken in a cargo area accident where an entirely new spine is transplanted. We do get to see a small area of hydroponics in numerous episodes too. You gotta wonder how the whale like aliens manage to survive when a ship is about to go boom and hey need to use survival pods, do they have any specifically designed for aquatic crew members. Wish we got to see the supermarkets and stuff. Nice art by the way, I’ve done some of my own including my profile pic.
The blueprints show cetation escape pods, they launch through the main cargo doors under the saucer section.
@@pouncerlion4022 cool, thanks for the info
A cetacean officer prominently appears in the TNG novel, Dark Mirror where the Mirror Universe Picard and his crew try to capture the prime Enterprise. This story predates the DS9 revelation of the fate of the Terran Empire, but it's a very good story. And yes, Picard absolutely needs haircuts. Did you see him in Future Imperfect? He clearly needs an appointment with Mr Mot.
Mot! That’s the guys name!
The galaxy class dors have several, doctor salar runs the other sick bay . ( she went on one away mission) and came up in dialogue in others seaons dialogue. .
There were about to convert a cargo bay for mass casualty triage.
Keiko eas a botanist. Yes. And though on ds9 then botany work on bajor , and he built her an arboretum to keep her happy
Galaxy class does have at least 2 full sick bay and several med lab and medic station around the ship
“Whale aliens”. Bless.
It’s a very Star Trek in the early tng years vibe
The reasons you state for using the main shuttle bay are likely the same reasons they chose *not* to use it when they didn't have to- it's unnecessary and is much more work to operate and maintain when it's capabilities are not needed. Using the smallest/cheapest/easiest viable option is almost always going to be your first choice as a commander. You try wherever possible to *minimise* the capabilities you are deploying so that you can retain them if needed. In the case of the shuttle bays going through the full safety checks, bay opening and deployment sequence is significantly more work for the crew and would incur significantly more maintenance than just using a secondary bay.
There are however times in the show where we *probably* should have seen the full complement of shuttles deployed and didn't, but the general purpose use of the secondary bays is very much justified
Plus the shuttle bay set also doubled as a cargo bay.
This is great. Thank you.
Enterprise's Main Engineering is my happy place. Also, I vehemently deny the existence of the whole "cetacean ops"-malarkey, it is just beyond stupid! I mean, navigation in space is actually the easiest part of spaceflight, you don't need any special skills for that...
It is stupid, but in a very Star Trek way, it’s a universe where transporters rip you apart atom by atom and then make a copy somewhere else, where some water vapor made Tasha Yar feel frisky, and data feel love. Where everyone tolerates Wesley, and an omnipotent being messes with the captain for fun every few months.
@@starshipreviews Agreed 👍
Main Engineering WAS IN Encounter At Farpoint
As I remember that was because of the season budgets they were looking at after the pilot. If they hadn't built Main Engineering for Farpoint they really wouldn't have had the money to build it in season 1. So, realizing this, they promptly wrote a scene in Engineering.
You don't need to have a theory that there's multiple sick days if you look at the blueprints for the Galaxy class it states that there's multiple sick days there's enough sick days in the hospital facilities for to make an entire Hospital
Answer to the civilian thing. The galaxy tour was 10 uears, twice as long as the Connie. 10 uears is a long time so taking your family with out opens the pool of officers that can be assigned to her and civs likely to lower importance jobs over seen by and officer
So how about to establish a new Sol starfleets by our female space force members, they are allowed to carries their family during space travel and to establish new settlements to neighboring habitable exoplanets.
You need too have servied a period time before family can come , but that was an excelsior,
• he US alone had 7,500 ships in WWII
• The Federation has 150-200 member worlds
Starfleet could field A LOT of ships if it wanted to
****** SPOILER ALERT*****
I absolutely refuse to believe that was the “entire” fleet in S3 of Picard. The Federation is 7000 light years wide. Even at warp 9 it would still take months to get back to Earth from the frontier. Seeing the number of ships of the cut and paste fleet from Picard S1, at best that was a task force at Earth.
@@Rockwolf50 100%
Keiko, not Coco...
You realize that the entirety of deck 12 of the saucer section is devoted to the medical department of the ship right?
Cetacean Ops is never mentioned in Next Generation.
*”Whaliens”
Aquatic Xindi starfleet members
Very possible
Koko - Starfleet Clown?
KOKO!
The mile of jefferies tubes arounf galaxy class
I do wonder how long the jeffries tubes stretched from one end to another in a straight line of a galaxy class would be.
@@starshipreviewsprobably 50 miles if not more remember their between literally every single deck and the ship itself is already insanely large
You missed the scensor comtrol room amd colypso captain yat
Yeah, those are more commonly known and I wanted to focus on things which didnt fit well in a proper review, the captains yacht fits in well into the discussion about the ship.and also had to cut something so the video wasnt an hour long going over obscure things about the ship.
Where the hell did 12 come from. All records i know say six for batch one with likely half not commissioned to be quick spare parts. The dw galaxys are rush builds all the scoenece and luxury omitted for dpartan thi gs focused on key systems
Keyko, not Koko 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Nationwide, there were 2.35 hospital beds per 1,000 people, down from 2.37 in 2021. There were a total of 784,112 beds in the country. Feb 21, 2024. Not trying to pick on you. Good job overall, maybe try reading over your script out loud a few times to work out the bugs.
For just a, not long enough.