It has been exposed to 336 hours of continuous unfiltered sunlight each lunar day for the past 40+ years. That’s can’t be good for the plastic. The poo is probably dedicated, but I don’t think it’d be fossilized, in the sense of biological material replaced with stone, I don’t think the moon is geologically active enough for that to happen.

It’s also something we left on the moon. Bags and bags of it, along with empty food containers and their moonwalking backpacks. It’s not like it’s worth it to haul it back to orbit.

Hardspace: Shipbreaker has you tearing old spaceships apart for salvage. A lot of it is sorting your space recyclables, but towards the end of story mode

In 1998, Rod Stewart recorded a cover of the Star Trek: Enterprise theme three years before the series premiere.

Dazzle paint. Everything old is new again.

Nah, that’s now a cooling pond for a data center.

Armin Shimerman played a Ferengi in their first TNG episode. He felt his responsibility on DS9 was to redeem them from that performance.

Barely anything’s covered. They only netted the top of the superstructure, and they had to go under all the antennas to not screw up the signals.

You don’t pronounce the p in pwn?

Gay for not pay

“Our Man Bashir” asks “Why not both?”

Can’t wait to see the U.S. Chemical Safety Board video on this one in a year or two, after they thoroughly investigate. (Seriously, their videos are engaging for even the layman.)

A true Romeo & Juliet story.

On the flip side, I mourn the 20+ episode season. Only Prodigy has gotten a full length season in NuTrek. (They were half hour, your preference.) Strange New Worlds deserved better than only 10 episode at a time, like it was a mid-season replacement, testing the waters.

O’Brien was helmsman before LaForge. One encounter with Q was enough and O’Brien decided there were better places to be.

Maybe link them together so one driver can haul a bunch of people at once.

I don’t like using labels like DINO and RINO, but if anyone deserved to be called a DINO, it’s Fetterman.

The show was produced during the transition to color, but the producers chose to stick with black and white because it better suited the show. It also let them reuse furniture and set dressing from other productions without having to worry too much about matching colors.

AI doesn’t see a word as a sequence of letters, they just see it as a pointer to an entry in Words table.

They both have a habit of misgendering people. At least the Sontarans do it because they’re a single-gender spices, rather than spite.