I am not joking. Star Trek fans. Do your thing! I am serious

And dare I say it, perhaps some LCARS influence in its design Michael Okuda :)

Everyone remember to leave out milk and ration cards for Gabriel Bell tonight.

Last night's view of the International Space Station as it flew over the UK at ~04:07 UTC - perhaps my best capture to date. Dragon's fins, Starliner's thruster groups and the cupola are nicely seen. There are even 'hints' of the Japanese flag on the Kibō module! #astrophotography #telescope

Calm down people! This is just the day Sisko, Dax, and Bashir arrived n 2024. The Bell Riots are still two days away. #DS9

40 years ago today Space Shuttle Discovery made its maiden flight, launching on its first mission—STS-41-D. In total, six unique Space Shuttle orbiters were built but Discovery stands out with the greatest flight history record: 39 missions and 365 total days spent in space:

One of my favorite bits of a great Star Trek: SNW episode is this 20 second space battle oner. In the actual episode they keep intercutting to shots of the bridge crew so it's not obvious that the whole engagement and its aftermath was one shot. Great camera choreography!

Feels like youngsters just want to dance on camera and be influencers rather than have any actual knowledge

Happy #StarTrekDay all! 🖖🏻

58 years ago today... For the first time, the USS Enterprise appeared on the screen. It was the beginning of a long story: Star Trek. 🖖

Okay, who made this? 🤣🤣🤣

Sure. But kids don’t get shot in EU schools. And medical problems don’t bankrupt you. Also GDP is so vulgar. Much more to life than money.

Very saddened to hear of the passing away of James Earl Jones. “Now son, you heard that torpedo hit the hull, and I was never here…”

Who on earth in Starfleet signed the Treaty of Algernon? Forbidding SF from using cloaking. Absolute imbecile.

My 12 Pro will be 4 years old next summer and I still have no Intention of ‘upgrading’ it

This was the day civilisation ended

This morning's view of #Jupiter & #Ganymede from home. Perhaps one of my best to date given the current distance to the planet. Excellent conditions allowed the phase and surface features of Ganymede to be well-resolved. The Great Red Spot is also seen rising on the eastern limb.

Another day, another #ISS image! The International Space Station as it flew over the UK a couple of hours ago, captured with my 16" scope. This pass actually featured an orbital sunset - check the thread for the timelapse!