I've always felt it was a missed opportunity that the Pup wasn't let loose when Sisko rigged DS9's computer system to fail in Call To Arms. What better way to mess with the new owners than having to deal with this creature.
I cant help but think you could use the the d'arsay archive to troll the borg. Having an utter dusreguard for history, mythology and being about as imagitive as a pet rock those things would make a mess of borg system's as drones get possesed and run around like headless chikens re inacting the odd riutals of the D'arsay while the cube is transforned into giant floating temple
@@theishiopian68 worth a shot the issue is if the borg assumlate a star fleet ship thats delt with one of these archives befor then theyd know how to get the archice to stop dicking with them. though such outcome would likely require the borg queen to put on a stupid mask and flirt with what ever mythologcal being thats using a random of her drones as its mouth peice it would likely annoy the borg if nothing else and isnt that worth while goal in and of it self? if anyone deserves a good dicking with its the borg though you could also use it on the dominion as well, could you imagine a butch of jem-hed haveing to play act under the supervistion of a vorta or very fustrated changeling though a vorta might actualy be into the weird thespainisem of it all. Vorta be weird like that
There is so much in Star Trek that shows up is a super big deal, then just disappears never to be seen again. The Dyson Sphere, the remains of the Dooms Day Machine. I am sure someone studied the remains of Val after Kirck "killed" it.
There is a reason why tribbles hate Klingons, they realized how dangerous even REGULAR tribbles were to the ecology.. imagine a genetically suped up version being released into the wilds.
What do you bet after Picard and the gang left Iconia, some black ops salvage team went over that planet with a fine tooth comb, who knows what super secret vaults buried underground or heavily shielded might have been there. They had to check obviously, couldn't take the chance the Romulans would get their hands on even the smallest piece of tech considering how advanced the Iconians were.
Yes, I was thinking the same thing. Obviously the time portal we see in the 2nd season episode "Contagion" from TNG that the Iconians used to evacuate the planet and disperse themselves across the galaxy and across time would be of interest. Who knows what else was there that we did not get to see?
@@michaelgatford6194 Could be Borg nanoprobes, we have no way of knowing for certain if those can be passed on. But I think there's something more going on with Jack. Vadic kind of hinted at something in episode 7 when she asked Beverly if she could stand to lose a second son. Wesley's not dead, just... out there somewhere/somewhen.
Captain Johnathan Archer's body is there too. So I think they just like collecting dead Enterprise Captain's. I wouldn't be surprised if Robert April's body is there as well. We know Pike's body wouldn't be there as the people of Talos IV wouldn't allow it.
@@swagaw3some546 The Talosians might allow it, but there's a pesky death penalty on the books for anyone visiting the Talos system. Then again, not like Section 31 gives a shit about the laws.
In the books , section 31 became public knowledge in 2385 after a scandal. . And the secrets were revealed. . ( like shield in the marvel movies) starfleet intelligence has oversight now .
If Starfleet ever gets their hands on Iconian gateway technology that's a game changer 😳 I'm surprised they haven't perfected Dr Marcus' technology by now
Well, if Protomatter is the primary facet of Marcus's design, it might be hard to work around. Like, here's a modern smartphone- recreate it, but do so in a way that it doesn't need electricity. (Though if they are developing it as a weapon- ooooph.)
Iconian Gateway use Omega Particles, what are banned in Federation. Also Federation has access to them, just technology is too complicated to be reverse engineered, for now It should be pointed out that Machine Race probably intentionally control development of cybernetics in Federation (what happen to Doctor BTW?). It is interesting idea that S31 exist to enforce they will. Dreadnought from Kelvin, S31 ships from disco and Synth ships from Picard, are actually the same design. For reminder Machines are the Federation from future. Starfleet tech contain lot of secret genocidal algorithms. Lower Decks make straight commentary about that. BTW: Borg was created by V'Ger.
Do you think Section 31 got their hands on the Stone of Gol before the Vulcans could destroy it? Or recovered Kahless' bat'leth from when Worf threw it out into space?
@@sherpajones thats gone. It gone blown to smithereens. There was nothing left of it. Even the future aliens left, otherwise they would've taken the parts with them and reversed engineered it.
S-31 might also have gotten their hands on Dr Crusher's Candle (the one with the horny 'sex' ghost in it); Any one of the remaining unaccounted Bajoran orbs; there's probably a '31' science team right now studying the remains of the Iconian Gateway on Iconia Prime; I wonder who was sent to study Geordi's/Scotty's Dyson Sphere?; You know 'somebody' got their hands on the Reckoning Tablet, then smuggled it off DS9; The Caretaker's body (ie the rock he morphed into) that remained on Voyager for the return trip from the Delta Quadrant was likely recovered and stored.
Considering that the Arretan androids were constructed with TOS-era technology, it feels like these would be the 25th-century equivalent of steampunk robots, and I am completely onboard with that!
I wondered about that myself - not only could it upgrade on the fly during battle, it's anti-ship version was capable of taking on the Big D, then the most powerful and advanced ship in StarFleet.
It honestly makes me sad, (and a little sick), that both Captain Kirk's and Captain Archer's remains were stolen by Section 31. They both deserve far better than being kept in some dingy laboratory.
Given the number of mind controlling aliens, trans dimensional parasites, repeated time travel jaunts and numerous other episodic weirdness the Enterprise captains have been exposed to, keeping their bodies in a lab may be both highly useful and the only safe option.
@@AnonEyeMouse neutron stars and black holes are a thing... if you're really concerned about grave robbery/safety. You're not easily fishing a corpse out of one of those. 🤔
@@AnonEyeMouse Not to mention Picard having been assimilated by the Borg - even after they removed all (most?) of the tech, he could still hear them coming, in ST:FC.
Pretty sure the dishes to either side of the station were inspired by the MIDAS Array, the most powerful unassisted long-range communications system developed by Starfleet. Would make sense for such a blacksite to have a means to communicate to anywhere, without being part of a regular comms network.
Could also double as "noise" generators, or possibly even a way to synchronise the signals and sounds of the station to the nearby planet. It's hard to find a tiny station in the noise of a planet.
Huh, I thought Archer's body was also being housed in the Daystrom station as well, at least according to the cetacean observations report by trekculture.
sooooooooo where is the Phase Cloaking Device??? big missed opportunity with Riker the one seeing it, he could have said "huh thats where this has been"
Id assume its there. Like, ANY of the extremely dangerous experimental technologies we see, are probably here. Than again.. that wouldnt be wise... and maybe thats why its not there, is because you never put all of your eggs in one basket.
Biggest things I can think that are not mentioned but should be are the echopappa system, very dangerous, also the formula that bones made in Plato’s stepchildren, I think where he was able to give himself and cap. Kirk very powerful psychic powers.
I'm surprised at the lack of spore drive technology. I know they classified and buried any knowledge of it, so as to explain why no one ever heard of it later, but that seems too clean. With all the times such technology could have saved the existence of the Federation, I can't imagine Starfleet or Section 31 would have any problems using it, or at least keeping the information somewhere, regardless of the risk.
They didn't just classify it, they completely erased all information about it. Section 31 was nearly wiped out by control, so it makes a bit of sense that intel from that era got missed.
@@Blasted2Oblivion He wasn't just made into a mindless drone, he was a counterpart to the Queen. He also "heard" the Borg twice in Star Trek: First Contact. Seems he was still connected to them in some way.
Captain Nog was in the middle of navigating the Great Material Continuum, when he ran out of room for the self-sealing stem bolts he was using as currency. He knew of a forgotten corner in this classified station he could temporarily store them in, and so called in a favour with some guy who knows the Prophets to make it happen
@@ManabiLTyep. It makes one wonder if they perfected his work, finding a way around having to use protomatter. David said the research "might have taken years, or never" unless he used protomatter to solve "certain problems". It makes sense that well over 100 years later, this problem may have been solved.
At 4:24 Caretaker corpse.... They may want to add a pinned comment about how they pooch smooched this one.... The remains were retrieved from Voyager by his mate, if memory serves me correctly.
My guess is the actual device was handed over to the Romulans (though I'm guessing it was sabotaged to avoid reverse engineering the thing). I'm sure the design however is sitting in a database waiting for a loophole to present itself.
@@TheSilverPhoenix100 There is a less than 1% chance that the phase cloak was handed over to the Romulans. Destroyed in front of them and the Klingons is probable, but Starfleet is unlikely to give the Romulans anything at this point.
Hmm, M5-10... M5...? Is it possible that not only was this Soong-type hybrid android, with Data's and other Soong-type personalities, dose it/he also has Doctor Richard Daystrom's infamous M-5 multitronic unit (AKA the M5 Computer) from "The Ultimate Computer" TOS episode, incorporated into it/him, somehow... is one of the personalities within the hybrid android, perhaps hidden, is that of the original M5 Computer, I wonder..?
the giant Tribbles from the animated series as well but the whole catalog from kukulkan also from the animated series the love potion crystals Henry MUDD possessed in the animated series can either be an asset or a huge pain in the rump in any situation
@@bumbleguppy oh i remember in the novel adaptation of the animation series in the 70's he did some tricking to them and outsmarted them but never heard from them since im going to study on that some too
There is one thing that, to this day, that the Scientists at the Daystrom Station have sought and failed to get their hands on A complete list of the Colonel Sanders 11 secret spices and herbs
Probably if they had any the ore that is used to make omega. Its quite likely the stuff is extremely rare and hard to find and since it make omega any amount would be dangerous if anyone played around with it and figured out how to make it. plus ways to safely dispose of it. and probably some analysis to figure out if its possible to make it safe-with out making any as its too dangerous to use until it is.
@@michaelmacleod6517 I’ve seen people arguing about it and I haven’t had a chance to freeze frame it on my big screen yet. Either way Daystrom Station seems to have a lot of dead bodies in their archives…
Nothing the ship captains body's they have on hand have been exposed to some sort of spatial phenomenon, like The Nexus, temporal travel, or other Treknobabble.
So…the thaleron generator you speak of was destroyed when the ship exploded. The device on the station was the smaller unit used to kill the Romulan Senate.
@@CertifiablyIngame Its ok. I had to think about it for a minute. Because Section 31 had Data...but then I remember his memories and personality were added to B4...which meant Data wasn't recovered from the destroyed ship. Therefore, the only device left would have been the small one at the beginning of the movie. Really fascinating. Love your channel. Keep up the good work.
I wonder whether a certain Phase Cloaking device also keep in the Daystrom Station P.S. I also heard they do experiment on the Changelings there........🤔🤔🤔🤔
Is Starfleet Corps of Engineers canna? If so why don't we hear much about it? I have not read the books but being a tech person I think them story's be interesting.
None of the Star Trek books/comics are canon. Even novelizations of some episodes/movies can have content that isn't on screen or differs from it, so they're not really canon either. (The movie novelizations were often based on earlier script versions, so some scenes were quite different. Like in _Star Trek IV_ the novel has Scotty tell McCoy that guy _is_ the inventor of transparent aluminum.) Only the stuff shown on screen + certain information from the people working on the shows is.
Probably because they would be doing public work projects for Federation members. Like building planetary water systems, atmospheric units, etc. Boring, nothing to shoot at.
Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan, Dr. Carol Marcus regarding stage 2 of the Genesis Project..."it took the Starfleet Corps of Engineers three months in spacesuits to tunnel out all of this. What we did in there, we did in a day." So why are you asking if they are canon???
The Galaxy changing information two things actually the modified transporter used by Scotty to stay in transporter stasis for 75 years also whatever the hell they figured out the Fountain of Youth from that episode Rascals that would definitely change Star Trek forever
Seems like way too much space station for what the Institute is doing. Looks like several Galaxy glass saucer sections plus a bunch more. Based on what you described, there should be football fields of unused space on that station.
The Dyson sphere, sure you can't stick it in a station but there should be Federation scientists crawling all over that thing documenting it's technology.
I could see section 31 using genesis in secret to create idea worlds for colonization, expanding the federation physically in the direction they want it to grow.
"Whether that means Section 31 is being reformed, held accountable, or Starfleet Intelligence has stooped to their level is a topic for another video." Let's hope we're not waiting too long for that video.
So kirk and archers bodies being stored there makes a lot of sense, their bodies were either damaged or died of old age. Now, imagine if 2 LEGENDARY enterprise captains came back to see what the federation has become as well as seeing the ships at the museum. Now you tell me, a movie where archer and kirk go around seeing the federation they helped build and their original ships still intact... You tell me that wouldn't be insane.
Biggest game changer would be the Genesis Device. The fact that - after 100 years - they still haven't perfected it is telling. Proto-matter was the only way they could get it to work in Kirk's time, and that made for an unstable mess. Them actually managing to work it out and perfect it is frightening, for all you'd need is one copy of the plans to get out, and it's mass carnage everywhere. No planets destroyed (as in the physical planet itself) but life would be wiped out, replaced, rebirthed - entire civilizations could be eradicated with "no fallout" with ease. Even worse, if they THINK they got it worked out, try it on an empty dead planet, only for a "genesis wave" to start propagating through all of space and time? (yes, something like that happened in a novel I read). Sometimes scientists just want to play God. "Eager beavers" as Polaski once commented. Best to leave some things alone. At least for now. I doubt the people's of the Federation are wise enough for THAT level of "god-powers" just yet.
scp, also im suprised a tardagrde is not there, or a contained wormhole creature, samples of dominion changling, data-sleves containing very important informatino that is purged in every other place and strictly only accesible physically, such as entrance points to the fluidic space, the position of the backwards anomaly stoped by Picard/Q, the current location of the afterlife stream or what, not etc etc etc. And imbeded spies data ofcourse.
The genetically-altered tribble isn't the only life-form inside the station. There's a more recent acquisition, kept in a specially designed space with shielded vents and frictionless walls, among other security features. An ample supply of calcium and other nutrients is maintained. (If you haven't guessed where this is going by now, you haven't been paying attention.) Its characteristic sound is constantly monitored to insure it hasn't escaped... ... ... ..."Moopsy!"👻💀
You know, I had a theory that the body in the hologram is not picard. But... it could be shinzon, survived & comatose. Like in a coma. If I could be proven wrong, I would like criticism.
I think the Stem bolts are just on hand for quick repairs. Every ship or station needs self sealing stem bolts.
But the stems on Daystrom are the finest in the sector. Top-grade merchandise.
You mean roofing strews.
Self sealing stem bolts 🔩 ✨️
@@chrisferatu1793 ...You have my ear, go on...
Maybe when there is no force field and they have to repair the hull fast with something physical? 🤷♂️
I've always felt it was a missed opportunity that the Pup wasn't let loose when Sisko rigged DS9's computer system to fail in Call To Arms. What better way to mess with the new owners than having to deal with this creature.
I cant help but think you could use the the d'arsay archive to troll the borg. Having an utter dusreguard for history, mythology and being about as imagitive as a pet rock those things would make a mess of borg system's as drones get possesed and run around like headless chikens re inacting the odd riutals of the D'arsay while the cube is transforned into giant floating temple
assuming the borg couldnt assimilate their super viruses, thats actually a good idea lmao.
@@theishiopian68 worth a shot the issue is if the borg assumlate a star fleet ship thats delt with one of these archives befor
then theyd know how to get the archice to stop dicking with them.
though such outcome would likely require the borg queen to put on a stupid mask and flirt with what ever mythologcal being thats using a random of her drones as its mouth peice
it would likely annoy the borg if nothing else and isnt that worth while goal in and of it self? if anyone deserves a good dicking with its the borg
though you could also use it on the dominion as well, could you imagine a butch of jem-hed haveing to play act under the supervistion of a vorta or very fustrated changeling
though a vorta might actualy be into the weird thespainisem of it all. Vorta be weird like that
Can you please come back when you have gained some basic mastery of the concept of spelling and punctuation!!!
@@crazyd4371 corrected all the errors I could find. Sorry I don't often check for spelling befor posting, it's a bad habit
@@shmee123ful Thank you for taking the time to make the corrections!!!
There is so much in Star Trek that shows up is a super big deal, then just disappears never to be seen again. The Dyson Sphere, the remains of the Dooms Day Machine. I am sure someone studied the remains of Val after Kirck "killed" it.
Daystrom Station really feels like an SCP foundation site.
Maybe Section 31 is a future SCP Foundation for that timeline.
@@giladpellaeon1691 lol
The tribble is definitely the most dangerous weapon in there
There is a reason why tribbles hate Klingons, they realized how dangerous even REGULAR tribbles were to the ecology.. imagine a genetically suped up version being released into the wilds.
I was imagining the movie, Critters.
Legit though, those things could be a hell of a weapon. Beam a crate of them onto a planet and watch it's ecosystem die in about a week.
It is a terrifying thing and certainly something that should be vaporized. Why take such a chance?
What do you bet after Picard and the gang left Iconia, some black ops salvage team went over that planet with a fine tooth comb, who knows what super secret vaults buried underground or heavily shielded might have been there. They had to check obviously, couldn't take the chance the Romulans would get their hands on even the smallest piece of tech considering how advanced the Iconians were.
Yes, I was thinking the same thing. Obviously the time portal we see in the 2nd season episode "Contagion" from TNG that the Iconians used to evacuate the planet and disperse themselves across the galaxy and across time would be of interest. Who knows what else was there that we did not get to see?
Both Kirk and Picard visited the Temporal Nexus.
Perhaps their bodies are being examined for some related purpose.
I did wonder if that's what effected Picard and Jack?
@@michaelgatford6194 Could be Borg nanoprobes, we have no way of knowing for certain if those can be passed on. But I think there's something more going on with Jack. Vadic kind of hinted at something in episode 7 when she asked Beverly if she could stand to lose a second son. Wesley's not dead, just... out there somewhere/somewhen.
Captain Johnathan Archer's body is there too. So I think they just like collecting dead Enterprise Captain's. I wouldn't be surprised if Robert April's body is there as well. We know Pike's body wouldn't be there as the people of Talos IV wouldn't allow it.
@@ManabiLT no can't rule that out!
@@swagaw3some546 The Talosians might allow it, but there's a pesky death penalty on the books for anyone visiting the Talos system. Then again, not like Section 31 gives a shit about the laws.
In the books , section 31 became public knowledge in 2385 after a scandal. . And the secrets were revealed. . ( like shield in the marvel movies) starfleet intelligence has oversight now .
More likely Section 31 has oversight of Starfleet Intelligence.
@@lshawn7925 😆
FOR HOW LONG THOUGH?
I love your Fact File on the Self Sealing Stembolts it's great
If Starfleet ever gets their hands on Iconian gateway technology that's a game changer 😳 I'm surprised they haven't perfected Dr Marcus' technology by now
Well, if Protomatter is the primary facet of Marcus's design, it might be hard to work around. Like, here's a modern smartphone- recreate it, but do so in a way that it doesn't need electricity.
(Though if they are developing it as a weapon- ooooph.)
They've had access to it multiple times but chose to destroy it than risk it being abused.
It's possible the Genesis II device _is_ the perfected version, but the weaponization potential has led to it never being used.
Iconian Gateway use Omega Particles, what are banned in Federation. Also Federation has access to them, just technology is too complicated to be reverse engineered, for now It should be pointed out that Machine Race probably intentionally control development of cybernetics in Federation (what happen to Doctor BTW?). It is interesting idea that S31 exist to enforce they will. Dreadnought from Kelvin, S31 ships from disco and Synth ships from Picard, are actually the same design. For reminder Machines are the Federation from future. Starfleet tech contain lot of secret genocidal algorithms. Lower Decks make straight commentary about that. BTW: Borg was created by V'Ger.
I would worry if they could replicate the tech that powers the Guardian of Forever.
Do you think Section 31 got their hands on the Stone of Gol before the Vulcans could destroy it? Or recovered Kahless' bat'leth from when Worf threw it out into space?
Or the "Utat" device Picard destroyed on risa.
@@sherpajones thats gone. It gone blown to smithereens. There was nothing left of it. Even the future aliens left, otherwise they would've taken the parts with them and reversed engineered it.
S-31 might also have gotten their hands on Dr Crusher's Candle (the one with the horny 'sex' ghost in it); Any one of the remaining unaccounted Bajoran orbs; there's probably a '31' science team right now studying the remains of the Iconian Gateway on Iconia Prime; I wonder who was sent to study Geordi's/Scotty's Dyson Sphere?; You know 'somebody' got their hands on the Reckoning Tablet, then smuggled it off DS9; The Caretaker's body (ie the rock he morphed into) that remained on Voyager for the return trip from the Delta Quadrant was likely recovered and stored.
Considering that the Arretan androids were constructed with TOS-era technology, it feels like these would be the 25th-century equivalent of steampunk robots, and I am completely onboard with that!
I wonder if they also have the Echo Papa 607... both the anti-infantry and anti-ship versions. Would be an interesting item to study I'd think.
I wondered about that myself - not only could it upgrade on the fly during battle, it's anti-ship version was capable of taking on the Big D, then the most powerful and advanced ship in StarFleet.
Papa Echo 607, acquired by Captain Jean Luc Picard. Means of acquisition: purchased.
Well done! An informative and entertaining look deeper into a great episode.
I wonder if that phase cloaking devices from TNG the enterprise used is there?
It honestly makes me sad, (and a little sick), that both Captain Kirk's and Captain Archer's remains were stolen by Section 31. They both deserve far better than being kept in some dingy laboratory.
So were Picard’s body.
Given the number of mind controlling aliens, trans dimensional parasites, repeated time travel jaunts and numerous other episodic weirdness the Enterprise captains have been exposed to, keeping their bodies in a lab may be both highly useful and the only safe option.
@@AnonEyeMouse neutron stars and black holes are a thing... if you're really concerned about grave robbery/safety. You're not easily fishing a corpse out of one of those. 🤔
dosen't mean its the TOS Kirk, that could be a Kirk from another timeline such as the Kelvin or mirrorverse that wound up in the prime timeline
@@AnonEyeMouse Not to mention Picard having been assimilated by the Borg - even after they removed all (most?) of the tech, he could still hear them coming, in ST:FC.
Pretty sure the dishes to either side of the station were inspired by the MIDAS Array, the most powerful unassisted long-range communications system developed by Starfleet. Would make sense for such a blacksite to have a means to communicate to anywhere, without being part of a regular comms network.
Could also double as "noise" generators, or possibly even a way to synchronise the signals and sounds of the station to the nearby planet. It's hard to find a tiny station in the noise of a planet.
Huh, I thought Archer's body was also being housed in the Daystrom station as well, at least according to the cetacean observations report by trekculture.
You missed Jonathan Archers body is also in there. You get to see the container within the Picard episode just for a second
I think that was the Arretan Android container if it's the image still I'm thinking of.
sooooooooo where is the Phase Cloaking Device??? big missed opportunity with Riker the one seeing it, he could have said "huh thats where this has been"
Id assume its there. Like, ANY of the extremely dangerous experimental technologies we see, are probably here.
Than again.. that wouldnt be wise... and maybe thats why its not there, is because you never put all of your eggs in one basket.
The carnivorous tribble would be a biological doomsday weapon! That would make a terrific horror movie! 🍿
Biggest things I can think that are not mentioned but should be are the echopappa system, very dangerous, also the formula that bones made in Plato’s stepchildren, I think where he was able to give himself and cap. Kirk very powerful psychic powers.
I'm surprised at the lack of spore drive technology. I know they classified and buried any knowledge of it, so as to explain why no one ever heard of it later, but that seems too clean. With all the times such technology could have saved the existence of the Federation, I can't imagine Starfleet or Section 31 would have any problems using it, or at least keeping the information somewhere, regardless of the risk.
Could be that S31 does use it? After all their agents have some form of untraceable teleportation by the time of DS9...
They didn't just classify it, they completely erased all information about it. Section 31 was nearly wiped out by control, so it makes a bit of sense that intel from that era got missed.
Thank you again Rick for the informitive video.
I look forward to these.
Ive been waiting for someone to make this video, Thanks bud.
Picard's remains are being studied for the effects after being recovered from assimilation into the borg collective.
I guess that could make sense but surely there were many more former Borg after Starfleet figured out how to deal with the Borg.
@@Blasted2Oblivion He wasn't just made into a mindless drone, he was a counterpart to the Queen. He also "heard" the Borg twice in Star Trek: First Contact. Seems he was still connected to them in some way.
@@krisgonynor689 I hadn't considered that. Very good point
Captain Nog was in the middle of navigating the Great Material Continuum, when he ran out of room for the self-sealing stem bolts he was using as currency.
He knew of a forgotten corner in this classified station he could temporarily store them in, and so called in a favour with some guy who knows the Prophets to make it happen
The Genesis device was also shown to produce eventually unstable ecosystems
that was because it was used on empty space instead of on a planet I'm pretty sure
That was the BETA device. Device II is improved.
@@matthewdavies2057 right, but it might still not have all the bugs worked out. Like maybe it makes too many bugs
@@MizoxNG It was because David Marcus used protomatter in it, which is unstable. He admits to that in _Star Trek III._
@@ManabiLTyep. It makes one wonder if they perfected his work, finding a way around having to use protomatter. David said the research "might have taken years, or never" unless he used protomatter to solve "certain problems". It makes sense that well over 100 years later, this problem may have been solved.
Hey that probability device is a good idea for some kind of stardrive...
And the ship has a depressed Data
At 4:24
Caretaker corpse....
They may want to add a pinned comment about how they pooch smooched this one.... The remains were retrieved from Voyager by his mate, if memory serves me correctly.
You can never have enough self-sealing stem bolts! If they are quality ones, of course.
I'm surprised there's no mention of a phase modulating, cloaking device.
That was probably destroyed. The physical object at most. The data is probably on a memory core, just waiting for a treaty to expire.
@@gmradio2436 that's what Section 31 would love you to believe.
@@sherpajones The real or fake S31?
My guess is the actual device was handed over to the Romulans (though I'm guessing it was sabotaged to avoid reverse engineering the thing). I'm sure the design however is sitting in a database waiting for a loophole to present itself.
@@TheSilverPhoenix100 There is a less than 1% chance that the phase cloak was handed over to the Romulans. Destroyed in front of them and the Klingons is probable, but Starfleet is unlikely to give the Romulans anything at this point.
Can you please make a video about private space travel within the Federation?
3:27 You know, I was gonna ask myself why you'd want an android duplicator, but I think I can see the points.
What is the free royalty music in the first 30 seconds of the video called
Thank you this was very fun!
So... the warehouse from the Indiana Jones movies was moved Into space. Considering some of the stuff in it in the 1940s, probably a good idea.
Thank goodness they're being studied by top men.
Can I ask what you are using for the ship simulator scenes in your video please? Thanks!
It's scenes from Star Trek Online.
@@Corbomite_Meatballs Yep. Tell-tale sign is when you can see the crafting collectibles floating past in the background.
Pretty sure that pup programme would’ve been destroyed on DS9 when ops was sabotaged by Kira before the Dominion arrived to take over the station.
RIP Acting Ensign Pup
I would have expected a stabilized form of Omega to be housed in this facility.
Probably a facility somewhere else dedicated to that, despite the dangers.
Maybe that's what powers the place?
Daystrom station is federations 3rd largest repository of memberries.
Hmm, M5-10... M5...? Is it possible that not only was this Soong-type hybrid android, with Data's and other Soong-type personalities, dose it/he also has Doctor Richard Daystrom's infamous M-5 multitronic unit (AKA the M5 Computer) from "The Ultimate Computer" TOS episode, incorporated into it/him, somehow... is one of the personalities within the hybrid android, perhaps hidden, is that of the original M5 Computer, I wonder..?
They have a lot of data and equipment. A frightening amount.
I think having a teleportation device that could go anywhere in the universe would be an incredible asset to be kept under lock and key... 😏
Dr. Ira Graves' intelligence could have been retrieved from Enterprise-D remains...
Does anyone know the name of the score/song during the Borg technology part? Thanks
Hi Cert, thanks for the inside tour. Romulans dont watch your channel do they?
maybe they have a working Set of Fizbin Rules
the giant Tribbles from the animated series as well but the whole catalog from kukulkan also from the animated series the love potion crystals Henry MUDD possessed in the animated series can either be an asset or a huge pain in the rump in any situation
Speaking of Mudd, what about that planet of androids that they could place a human mind inside? At least that's what they told Uhura
@@bumbleguppy oh i remember in the novel adaptation of the animation series in the 70's he did some tricking to them and outsmarted them but never heard from them since im going to study on that some too
There is one thing that, to this day, that the Scientists at the Daystrom Station have sought and failed to get their hands on
A complete list of the Colonel Sanders 11 secret spices and herbs
BWAHAHAHAHA!
Probably if they had any the ore that is used to make omega. Its quite likely the stuff is extremely rare and hard to find and since it make omega any amount would be dangerous if anyone played around with it and figured out how to make it. plus ways to safely dispose of it. and probably some analysis to figure out if its possible to make it safe-with out making any as its too dangerous to use until it is.
6:28 music please?
I wonder if they could have moved The Guardian of Forever? If not, could it now be in a similar fortress on its world?
Its capable of moving itself. Shown in the 3rd season of discovery.
I doubt that the Guardian would allow them to do anything like that.
Galaxy changing item??
Got 5o be the self-sealing stem bolts!!
So this is the equivalent of the Black archive in Doctor Who right?
why can't i find this anywhere - WHAT IS THE TEXT UNDER KIRK'S BODY??????? it's so hard to read!
You missed that they had either Tucker’s or Archer’s body in Daystrom Station.
Archer's.
@@michaelmacleod6517 I’ve seen people arguing about it and I haven’t had a chance to freeze frame it on my big screen yet. Either way Daystrom Station seems to have a lot of dead bodies in their archives…
To be honest, I've barely seen it myself.
Is that real? They moved so quickly it was very hard to freeze frame?
Nothing the ship captains body's they have on hand have been exposed to some sort of spatial phenomenon, like The Nexus, temporal travel, or other Treknobabble.
Good to see that spell and grammar checker has not been accepted as part of the Daystrom Institute's archive!
Hahahahaha. You forgot the Sexy Ghost Candle. That is there as well.
"Good look inside" that's a good one considering how Dang dark season 3 of Picard is.
Where was this list compiled from?
that ghost lantern 😂
Thats shakar !
7:52 it is comforting to know that even in the 25th century, LCARS is still susceptible to spelling errors… to
So…the thaleron generator you speak of was destroyed when the ship exploded. The device on the station was the smaller unit used to kill the Romulan Senate.
That would make more sense....
@@CertifiablyIngame Its ok. I had to think about it for a minute. Because Section 31 had Data...but then I remember his memories and personality were added to B4...which meant Data wasn't recovered from the destroyed ship. Therefore, the only device left would have been the small one at the beginning of the movie. Really fascinating. Love your channel. Keep up the good work.
I’m sure the Genesis II device had all the kinks worked out (no protomatter).
do we know where the fleet skunk works/ area 51 is?
I wonder if the portal device is an attempt to reverse engineer Iconian gateway technology.
I wonder whether a certain Phase Cloaking device also keep in the Daystrom Station
P.S. I also heard they do experiment on the Changelings there........🤔🤔🤔🤔
I wouldn't be surprised if one of the missing Orbs of the Prophets is stored there lol
Is Starfleet Corps of Engineers canna? If so why don't we hear much about it? I have not read the books but being a tech person I think them story's be interesting.
None of the Star Trek books/comics are canon. Even novelizations of some episodes/movies can have content that isn't on screen or differs from it, so they're not really canon either. (The movie novelizations were often based on earlier script versions, so some scenes were quite different. Like in _Star Trek IV_ the novel has Scotty tell McCoy that guy _is_ the inventor of transparent aluminum.) Only the stuff shown on screen + certain information from the people working on the shows is.
Probably because they would be doing public work projects for Federation members. Like building planetary water systems, atmospheric units, etc. Boring, nothing to shoot at.
Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan, Dr. Carol Marcus regarding stage 2 of the Genesis Project..."it took the Starfleet Corps of Engineers three months in spacesuits to tunnel out all of this. What we did in there, we did in a day." So why are you asking if they are canon???
I wish Douglas Adams was still around to see the nod of the probability device.
No Tantalus device?
I mean are we glossing over the remains of archer also being stored?
The Galaxy changing information two things actually the modified transporter used by Scotty to stay in transporter stasis for 75 years also whatever the hell they figured out the Fountain of Youth from that episode Rascals that would definitely change Star Trek forever
They also have the McGuffin Beam Emitter.
Seems like way too much space station for what the Institute is doing. Looks like several Galaxy glass saucer sections plus a bunch more. Based on what you described, there should be football fields of unused space on that station.
They used up a fair bit of room with all that stuff in the warehouse from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Some of it may be cloaked
That's just part of the station's inventory, we didn't see it all.
12:26 yes they were destroyed honest and it isn't the case that i used one every day in STO
The Dyson sphere, sure you can't stick it in a station but there should be Federation scientists crawling all over that thing documenting it's technology.
THAT would make a great series!
I could see section 31 using genesis in secret to create idea worlds for colonization, expanding the federation physically in the direction they want it to grow.
What no Omega molecule (or atom)?
Wait i could have swarn janeway gave the caretakers remains back to his mate.
"Whether that means Section 31 is being reformed, held accountable, or Starfleet Intelligence has stooped to their level is a topic for another video."
Let's hope we're not waiting too long for that video.
Any mimetic gel that illegal stuff basher and sicko have to get in deep space 9 but they cam only get a small amount
The TARDIS would have been a fun Easter egg to have in there!
So kirk and archers bodies being stored there makes a lot of sense, their bodies were either damaged or died of old age.
Now, imagine if 2 LEGENDARY enterprise captains came back to see what the federation has become as well as seeing the ships at the museum.
Now you tell me, a movie where archer and kirk go around seeing the federation they helped build and their original ships still intact...
You tell me that wouldn't be insane.
Daystrom station holds Starfleet's darkest secrets: One of them is footage of Spock singing about the Ballad of Bilbo Baggins Lmao.
Or Worf twerking....
Biggest game changer would be the Genesis Device. The fact that - after 100 years - they still haven't perfected it is telling. Proto-matter was the only way they could get it to work in Kirk's time, and that made for an unstable mess. Them actually managing to work it out and perfect it is frightening, for all you'd need is one copy of the plans to get out, and it's mass carnage everywhere. No planets destroyed (as in the physical planet itself) but life would be wiped out, replaced, rebirthed - entire civilizations could be eradicated with "no fallout" with ease.
Even worse, if they THINK they got it worked out, try it on an empty dead planet, only for a "genesis wave" to start propagating through all of space and time? (yes, something like that happened in a novel I read).
Sometimes scientists just want to play God. "Eager beavers" as Polaski once commented. Best to leave some things alone. At least for now. I doubt the people's of the Federation are wise enough for THAT level of "god-powers" just yet.
Who says that it hasn't been perfected??
scp, also im suprised a tardagrde is not there, or a contained wormhole creature, samples of dominion changling, data-sleves containing very important informatino that is purged in every other place and strictly only accesible physically, such as entrance points to the fluidic space, the position of the backwards anomaly stoped by Picard/Q, the current location of the afterlife stream or what, not etc etc etc. And imbeded spies data ofcourse.
How do you know those things are not there? The station is pretty huge and we only saw a little bit of it.
Where did you get this list? It's fab!
Fab? There's Thunderbird tech there too? Might have known Brains' work was too dangerous for the general public.
Can we just assume the phase cloak from the Pegasus is there too?
Why do you guys have so much trouble with the fact that the space station is huge, and we only saw a little bit of the interior?
Marvelous
Even the Star Trek universe has the SCP Foundation it seems.
They use section 31 as a cover
Am I alone in thinking the daystrom station isn’t very well protected? Like c’mon.
By the sound of things, Daystrom Station is the SCP Foundation of the Federation.
Basically
I want a Project Phoenix series. ;)
You can read Shatner's Trek novels for that. Brace yourself for some...stuff.
@@Corbomite_Meatballs Probably best to get drunk before reading them. It'll dull the pain.
@@Corbomite_Meatballs I did read The Return way back in the day, it was ok for what it was.
Wasn't Daystrom's ai called the M-5?
The genetically-altered tribble isn't the only life-form inside the station. There's a more recent acquisition, kept in a specially designed space with shielded vents and frictionless walls, among other security features.
An ample supply of calcium and other nutrients is maintained.
(If you haven't guessed where this is going by now, you haven't been paying attention.)
Its characteristic sound is constantly monitored to insure it hasn't escaped...
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..."Moopsy!"👻💀
Kirks Libido would be a devastating wapon!
You know, I had a theory that the body in the hologram is not picard. But... it could be shinzon, survived & comatose. Like in a coma. If I could be proven wrong, I would like criticism.