Yes well played Ric, it would have been even funnier if you had the outro play in the middle somewhere, but this was just subtle enough for some not to catch if just watching casually. 👏
I see what you did there with rearranging the numbers and ending the video with a "Hello". It would appear that your recording area is currently oversaturated with Chroniton and Tachyon particles.
I'm actually from the 33rd century. This particular youtube video will one day be considered the high water mark of Western Civilization. Happy to be here to witness this moment in time.
An excellent reason why thr Vulcans didn't want to believe in time travel; they didn't want to encourage any mistakes made by eager humans- or other aliens. Good thing it worked out well in "TVH". Same went for mind-melding: the Vulcans didn't want Pa'nar Syndrome to be spread by inefficient mind-melds in inexperienced Vulcans. Fortunately, T'Pau knew how to cure it in 'Pol when Tolaris gave her the disease for several yrs..
You missed off the spatial rift which created the “alternate” Enterprise NX-01, in the Delphic Expanse. Mind you, that was accidental, and also a product of circumstance, which did not repeat itself in the very timeline in which that very alternate Enterprise entered itself. It could be said, in its own way, that this generationally progressed crew of the NX-01, created a Predestination Paradox, by sheer fluke of their actions. The crew didn’t explicitly interfere in the timeline before encountering their “past” selves. They didn’t stop the Xindi’s prototype weapon. And they ultimately chose to help Archer and his crew to make it through the spatial rift. By accomplishing this, without sending the NX-01 back in time this time, it was presumed by Archer’s crew that at this exact point, the Enterprise of their “descendants” simply ceased to exist; probably due to a completion of the causal paradox, but nobody ever really found out for sure.
I'm surprised the O'Brien method of time travel was brought up, considering it's never really something people mention when talking about time travel or O'Brien himself. Though it's likely one of the most lethal methods, since Prime O'Brien died in the alternate timeline from the armband device's radiation and Alternate O'Brien had to take his place for the rest of the entire franchise.
But but but. You forgot that the Enterprise once the deflector dish was rebuilt after first contact. They modified the dish to emit Chronometric particles in order to get back to the 24th century.
Why did they do that? A puny Klingon bird of prey could use the sun to travel hundreds of years in time with great precision, surely the great Enterprise E could do the same. But then I guess the deflector shield thingy is less risky?
The Borg are far too clever to use Time Travel. I have very little doubt they never use it except in the absolute need to fix time travel used by others. The Borg no doubt know exactly how consistently Time Travel tends to cause major damage to one’s own ends (Thanks Krenim) and often leave others with access to altering time “back.” I’m of the Runner opinion that the only reason we ever see it used is due to the personal vendetta of the Borg Queen at the time of First Fontact.
They're too arrogant to habitually use time travel, IMO. Because it requires admitting that the present enemy cannot be beaten. They have to "cheat" fighting an earlier more primitive and less valuable enemy.
@@SchneeflockeMonsoon The Borg drones do, however The Borg Queen does not. She is very emotional, arrogant, and manipulative. If she had no emotion, she would just be calculating and methodical.
@@SchneeflockeMonsoon They brag, bluster, threaten, always seem to use barely enough resources to reach their goals. They are horribly inefficient and ego driven from what I've seen on screen. I admit that often dialogue strongly disagrees with the actual actions in Star Trek. But actions on screen should matter somewhat, right?
@@patrickmccurry1563 If actions on screen matter, then they’re deadly efficient. The Borg had nigh on infinite resources to draw upon, but only send one cube to a place at a time. Why? Because that’s all they need. While yes, the Borg Queen is emotional and can be flawed, which model that is tends to alter their weaknesses. Even the most self-driven of them was terrifyingly effective at appeasing the Collective while also achieving her goals. The Borg announce themselves not out of arrogance but out of protocol. If their words can terrify an opponent into surrender (which I guarantee happens more often than not), then it is most effective to use the minimal power of a communication to do so. They do not bluster, but merely act.
I find that If I eat Kit Kat bars I gain the ability to travel in time at a rate of 1 second per second - it is 100% effective and safe - but if I eat to many Kit Kats may result in some side effects. Some have suggested that Broccoli may enable a similar effect. Amazingly it works even when the operator is unconscious.
My three Starfleet characters each have a selection of uniforms from every era, according to their rank and division. You know, just in case... definitely not because we're constantly breaking regulations regarding time travel.
Seriously, if Q ever showed up, I'd just try to appease him by saying, "I'll participate in your games only if any damage that occurs is reversed at the end. Like any casualties be reversed or any worlds ended be undone once the game is over". And if he ever gives me any Q powers, I might actually try to have some fun with it, but will ultimately undo any damages I cause. And I will also use the powers for good also. Like saving lives, or curing incurable diseases, or stopping natural disasters, ending wars, things along those lines. Then of course I'd also experiment with divergent timelines and what-if scenarios.
I think his response would be, 'Now where would the fun be without a little *risk?* We'd never get to see how far you'd *really* go.' But I do love the idea of having with Q powers while also being responsible with them. What-if scenarios as you mentioned, would be among my favorites.
@@heartoffire5902 like what if the british soldier that didn't kill hitler did what he was supposed to do. True story, look it up. Still though, I'd keep in on a kelvin timeline style alternate universe type deal, without making any actual changes to the prime timeline.
Almost 5k views in 4 hours! Guess I’m not the only one who waits for you to upload. Wonderful quality, friend. I’m glad someone elaborated on all the different methods of time travel in Star Trek.
Also worth noting that depending on the method, the time travel may result in the travelers changing the timeline with or without affecting themselves or, liek in the RED matter's case, creatign an alternate timeline without changing your own....although the Red matter might have been both temporal and universal travel like that rift the Mirror Universe Tholians crated, so it didn't create a new timeline as it were but merely messed with an already pre-existing universe.
Your last method had an incorrect example. When the NCC-1701 got flung back in time three days, there was indeed a problem with its warp drive getting shutdown, but they time travelled by doing a slingshot manoeuvre around a black hole. In fact, this is how Starfleet learnt of the slingshot method in the first place. But other than my nerdy nitpicking, thanks for yet another great video! I’ve absolutely messed up my toe today, I’m in so much pain I think it might actually be broken, and your video provided me with ten minutes of solid entertainment that helped keep my mind off of the pain. God, you Great, all-knowing Koala, _please_ don’t let this actually be broken, I need to go out tomorrow and get glasses… and if you let it be broken, I might need to change my faith and start worshipping Kahless, or the Prophets. Maybe even Q! …The John de Lancie one, not the weird conspiracy theories one.
lol nerdy nitpicking is best nitpicking :D I did my toe a mischief earlier this year, dropped a mixing bowl and reflexively tried to catch it with my foot, doh. Not much to be done but keep the bugger elevated, a good excuse to put ya feet up at least. Hope you don't limp long or totter (I will see myself out, pip pip)
Slingshot time travel (or horribly misunderstood Oberth maneuvers as I call them. lol) imply the possibility of natural disasters involving them. Imagine a pre-warp civilization sending out a distress call about a giant planetoid coming out of nowhere. Even if it didn't hit anything , it would cause havoc to the the system.
The Temporal Transporter was only used in the episode Relativity in Star Trek Voyager. The upside to the Temporal Transporter is that a crewmember could be transported from the 24th to the 29th century to the time ship Relativity. The downside was the Temporal Transporter had to be used VERY SPARINGLY and could only be used on a person 4 times before it would cause massive temporal damage to that person's body chemistry resulting in sensory ephasia and eventually causing death if too many temporal transports were made. As we recall seeing, Seven died during a temporal transport after she was discovered by Janeway and her crew. And Janeway was also warned toward the end of the episode about Voyager traveling through time too much. "And captain.. Braxton was right about one thing. Voyager shows up far too often on our sensors. Try to avoid time travel."
this episode must of been fun due to all the time travel jokes, the out of order and i am half sure a number or 2 repeated and thus some where skipped, and the fact you ended the story with "hello."
TOS episode "The Naked Time": Controlled implosion of warp engine reaction chamber. You need a legendary Vulcan science officer, a legendary engineer, a close orbit around a planet experiencing final breakup, and a starship crew that has been on a three day bender due to an out of control contagion of an anomalous transformation of water into a long chain molecule resembling alcohol. At some point, a blind drunk ensign with a bad singing voice needs to have shut the warp drive off, necessitating a rapid restart by means of an untried procedure. This procedure will result in a variation of warp travel in which minimal distance is covered while the ship instead is projected backwards in time fast enough that three objective days will regress in a subjective duration of about two minutes. (In navigation terms, it's a matter of zeroing the distance variable while deliberately making a bad landing on the temporal variable.)
You forgot stasis fields. They're the slow time machine from our perspective but from the perspective of the occupant no time has passed. They are limited in that they only go forward in time unless you go anti spinward of a blackhole which theoretically will cause 'frame dragging'. "Frame-dragging is an effect on spacetime, predicted by Einstein's general theory of relativity, that is due to non-static stationary distributions of mass-energy. A stationary field is one that is in a steady state, but the masses causing that field may be non-static, rotating for instance. The first frame-dragging effect was derived in 1918, in the framework of general relativity, by the Austrian physicists Josef Lense and Hans Thirring, and is also known as the Lense-Thirring effect.[1][2][3] They predicted that the rotation of a massive object would distort the spacetime metric, making the orbit of a nearby test particle precess."
Logicaly the borg could use a Vortex to go back and give the younger Borg collective, Advanced Tech and never fail to Assimilate a race thay have data about.
One question that I don't has been brought up is ; How can you have a temporal police force if they are in the general time line because they could also be affected by someone screwing up the time line? The answer is you can't. This temporal police force would have to exist in some sort of side band channel that is outside the general time line but had the ability to interact with the general time line in order perform maintenance and monitoring on it. You have to have something like this; otherwise your temporal police force would be vulnerable to time travel tampering itself. Has this ever been brought up in the lore?
One more. The subspace eddies formed by the aliens that destroyed themselves by being a polaric based energy society. Oh and those guys from Times Arrow. Just have a snake cane, easy peasy
Haha that intro had me confused for just a second there! Thank you for your wit lol! 😄 Stay well out there everybody, and God be with you, friends! ✝️ :)
Daniel's yanks all the Temporal Recruits from the 23rd century to the 25th, so whatever flavor of rainbow sherbert time travel he uses. You then use the other flavors of time travel in STO as appropriate to the plot.
What about when people get caught in causality loops such as the Enterprise D and the USS Bozeman seen in the TNG episode Cause Ad Effect The temporal anomaly was seen in TNG episode Yesterday's Enterprise
Um... shouldn't that be "rather *small* margin of error"? I only ask because I've heard Star Trek screenwriters say a large margin of error is just fine. 🤔
Here is a mortal questions if you find yourself in an alternative timeline. If you diside to put it right. Are you ok to blast your way to you chosen method of time travel
I think there are two you missed, but i understand why you skipped them since we don't know how they work.1, the time vessel that met with the enterprise D in next generation, and 2, the other time vessel in star trek enterprise that had an inside that was bigger than the outside.
Yeah, pretty much. I avoided Daniel's 31st century tech because we never got to see what it was exactly, nor do we for certain if he was part of Starfleet or some other Federation agency.
I’m assuming the Discovery’s accidental time jump is essentially a variant of the warp core fuckery concept? Of course in their case it’s the Spore Drive having a bad day
Well very interesting indeed. Imagine unknown to all species and outside the Temporal Cold War there might be a race of time traveling aliens who accidentally forked up their Warpcores slingshoting through spacetime history and making the Trek Galaxy the way it is now. Maybe they where responsible for the evolution of Humanity because on of their ships landet on a predator who was just starting to snack on the one creature that was our far far far before ancestor.
What do we want? TIME TRAVEL! When do we want it? IT'S IRRELEVANT! No one could've foreseen that. Also, what about the temporal rift from Yesterday's Enterprise or the time loop that caught the Enterprise D and the Bozeman? Someone needs to do a edited version in the proper order.
Don’t forget the “Guardian of Forever’; the large, weird, donut-shaped stone (?) thingy that was featured in the TOS episode, “City on the Edge of Forever”.
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I appreciate you doing the ways out of order as reference to time travelling 🤣
Yes well played Ric, it would have been even funnier if you had the outro play in the middle somewhere, but this was just subtle enough for some not to catch if just watching casually. 👏
Took me till the end of the video where he says "Hello" to figure out why everything was out of order
It took me until the number 1 borg rating till I clicked as listening as podcast 🤦🏻 hello
It went straight over my head untill I read this comment.
I see what you did there with rearranging the numbers and ending the video with a "Hello".
It would appear that your recording area is currently oversaturated with Chroniton and Tachyon particles.
Tachyon & Chroniton particle smoothie drink 🍻 pass to everyone.
Mixed together, this
blend will rejuvenate your body.
Time travel in Star Trek: super easy, barely an inconvenience! 😆🖖
Wow wow wow, 😂 I see what you did there. I mean, I see what you will have done there.
I'm actually from the 33rd century. This particular youtube video will one day be considered the high water mark of Western Civilization. Happy to be here to witness this moment in time.
Ten ways to time travel.
1. Don't
2. Don't
3. Don't
4. Don't
5. Don't
6. Don't
7. Don't
8. Don't
9. Don't
10. Just Don't.
An excellent reason why thr Vulcans didn't want to believe in time travel; they didn't want to encourage any mistakes made by eager humans- or other aliens. Good thing it worked out well in "TVH". Same went for mind-melding: the Vulcans didn't want Pa'nar Syndrome to be spread by inefficient mind-melds in inexperienced Vulcans. Fortunately, T'Pau knew how to cure it in 'Pol when Tolaris gave her the disease for several yrs..
You missed off the spatial rift which created the “alternate” Enterprise NX-01, in the Delphic Expanse. Mind you, that was accidental, and also a product of circumstance, which did not repeat itself in the very timeline in which that very alternate Enterprise entered itself. It could be said, in its own way, that this generationally progressed crew of the NX-01, created a Predestination Paradox, by sheer fluke of their actions. The crew didn’t explicitly interfere in the timeline before encountering their “past” selves. They didn’t stop the Xindi’s prototype weapon. And they ultimately chose to help Archer and his crew to make it through the spatial rift. By accomplishing this, without sending the NX-01 back in time this time, it was presumed by Archer’s crew that at this exact point, the Enterprise of their “descendants” simply ceased to exist; probably due to a completion of the causal paradox, but nobody ever really found out for sure.
I'm surprised the O'Brien method of time travel was brought up, considering it's never really something people mention when talking about time travel or O'Brien himself. Though it's likely one of the most lethal methods, since Prime O'Brien died in the alternate timeline from the armband device's radiation and Alternate O'Brien had to take his place for the rest of the entire franchise.
The irishman must suffer.
@@Goldmiin no, just O'Brian. Which is why he's the most important man in Starfleet history.
But he's still the same guy, just from a near future point on an alternate timeline.
@@RandomYT05_01 Technically, that's true, but it's not something that comes up often when talking of O'Brien.
But but but. You forgot that the Enterprise once the deflector dish was rebuilt after first contact. They modified the dish to emit Chronometric particles in order to get back to the 24th century.
Why did they do that? A puny Klingon bird of prey could use the sun to travel hundreds of years in time with great precision, surely the great Enterprise E could do the same. But then I guess the deflector shield thingy is less risky?
The Borg are far too clever to use Time Travel. I have very little doubt they never use it except in the absolute need to fix time travel used by others.
The Borg no doubt know exactly how consistently Time Travel tends to cause major damage to one’s own ends (Thanks Krenim) and often leave others with access to altering time “back.”
I’m of the Runner opinion that the only reason we ever see it used is due to the personal vendetta of the Borg Queen at the time of First Fontact.
They're too arrogant to habitually use time travel, IMO. Because it requires admitting that the present enemy cannot be beaten. They have to "cheat" fighting an earlier more primitive and less valuable enemy.
@@patrickmccurry1563
But the Borg have no arrogance. No Ego. They act in the most efficient manner.
@@SchneeflockeMonsoon The Borg drones do, however The Borg Queen does not. She is very emotional, arrogant, and manipulative. If she had no emotion, she would just be calculating and methodical.
@@SchneeflockeMonsoon They brag, bluster, threaten, always seem to use barely enough resources to reach their goals. They are horribly inefficient and ego driven from what I've seen on screen. I admit that often dialogue strongly disagrees with the actual actions in Star Trek. But actions on screen should matter somewhat, right?
@@patrickmccurry1563
If actions on screen matter, then they’re deadly efficient. The Borg had nigh on infinite resources to draw upon, but only send one cube to a place at a time. Why? Because that’s all they need.
While yes, the Borg Queen is emotional and can be flawed, which model that is tends to alter their weaknesses. Even the most self-driven of them was terrifyingly effective at appeasing the Collective while also achieving her goals.
The Borg announce themselves not out of arrogance but out of protocol. If their words can terrify an opponent into surrender (which I guarantee happens more often than not), then it is most effective to use the minimal power of a communication to do so. They do not bluster, but merely act.
I find that If I eat Kit Kat bars I gain the ability to travel in time at a rate of 1 second per second - it is 100% effective and safe - but if I eat to many Kit Kats may result in some side effects. Some have suggested that Broccoli may enable a similar effect.
Amazingly it works even when the operator is unconscious.
My three Starfleet characters each have a selection of uniforms from every era, according to their rank and division. You know, just in case... definitely not because we're constantly breaking regulations regarding time travel.
Just cuz they’re history nerds with a penchant for historical dress. Not used for anything other than hobbies, no sir. 😁
@@UGNAvalon 🤔
I will have loved this video when I watched it tomorrow.
Seriously, if Q ever showed up, I'd just try to appease him by saying, "I'll participate in your games only if any damage that occurs is reversed at the end. Like any casualties be reversed or any worlds ended be undone once the game is over". And if he ever gives me any Q powers, I might actually try to have some fun with it, but will ultimately undo any damages I cause. And I will also use the powers for good also. Like saving lives, or curing incurable diseases, or stopping natural disasters, ending wars, things along those lines. Then of course I'd also experiment with divergent timelines and what-if scenarios.
I think his response would be, 'Now where would the fun be without a little *risk?* We'd never get to see how far you'd *really* go.' But I do love the idea of having with Q powers while also being responsible with them. What-if scenarios as you mentioned, would be among my favorites.
@@heartoffire5902 like what if the british soldier that didn't kill hitler did what he was supposed to do. True story, look it up. Still though, I'd keep in on a kelvin timeline style alternate universe type deal, without making any actual changes to the prime timeline.
Almost 5k views in 4 hours! Guess I’m not the only one who waits for you to upload.
Wonderful quality, friend. I’m glad someone elaborated on all the different methods of time travel in Star Trek.
Thanks! Either that or people came back from the future to when it released.
Also worth noting that depending on the method, the time travel may result in the travelers changing the timeline with or without affecting themselves or, liek in the RED matter's case, creatign an alternate timeline without changing your own....although the Red matter might have been both temporal and universal travel like that rift the Mirror Universe Tholians crated, so it didn't create a new timeline as it were but merely messed with an already pre-existing universe.
Your last method had an incorrect example. When the NCC-1701 got flung back in time three days, there was indeed a problem with its warp drive getting shutdown, but they time travelled by doing a slingshot manoeuvre around a black hole. In fact, this is how Starfleet learnt of the slingshot method in the first place.
But other than my nerdy nitpicking, thanks for yet another great video! I’ve absolutely messed up my toe today, I’m in so much pain I think it might actually be broken, and your video provided me with ten minutes of solid entertainment that helped keep my mind off of the pain.
God, you Great, all-knowing Koala, _please_ don’t let this actually be broken, I need to go out tomorrow and get glasses… and if you let it be broken, I might need to change my faith and start worshipping Kahless, or the Prophets. Maybe even Q! …The John de Lancie one, not the weird conspiracy theories one.
lol nerdy nitpicking is best nitpicking :D
I did my toe a mischief earlier this year, dropped a mixing bowl and reflexively tried to catch it with my foot, doh.
Not much to be done but keep the bugger elevated, a good excuse to put ya feet up at least.
Hope you don't limp long or totter (I will see myself out, pip pip)
Slingshot time travel (or horribly misunderstood Oberth maneuvers as I call them. lol) imply the possibility of natural disasters involving them. Imagine a pre-warp civilization sending out a distress call about a giant planetoid coming out of nowhere. Even if it didn't hit anything , it would cause havoc to the the system.
It would be needed to be traveling at almost 1C. That's literally impossible by large planetary bodies.
“So how would like your time travel to work?”
Star Trek: yes
To blend ingredients together and drink to an occasion reflecting our will to someday do what science awaits us to achieve.
Great list and in perfect order! 😉😁
your video graphics are so beautiful - in addition to great content!
Timey wimey, wibbly wobbly! Makes my head SPIN!
I’ve always loved this video next week
as much as i hate time travel i kinda would love to see a time travel series set in star trek
You sound like a discovery writer
@@gottfriedwegemuller3223 i hate discovery
@@gottfriedwegemuller3223 How?
Set on the Timeship Relativity.
@@dixievfd55 maybe or a whole new ship
The Temporal Transporter was only used in the episode Relativity in Star Trek Voyager. The upside to the Temporal Transporter is that a crewmember could be transported from the 24th to the 29th century to the time ship Relativity. The downside was the Temporal Transporter had to be used VERY SPARINGLY and could only be used on a person 4 times before it would cause massive temporal damage to that person's body chemistry resulting in sensory ephasia and eventually causing death if too many temporal transports were made. As we recall seeing, Seven died during a temporal transport after she was discovered by Janeway and her crew. And Janeway was also warned toward the end of the episode about Voyager traveling through time too much. "And captain.. Braxton was right about one thing. Voyager shows up far too often on our sensors. Try to avoid time travel."
this episode must of been fun due to all the time travel jokes, the out of order and i am half sure a number or 2 repeated and thus some where skipped, and the fact you ended the story with "hello."
At 1:53 USS Defiant registry is wrong. It should be NX-74205.
I loved the end where you said hello, but I wish you would have begun the video with goodbye. A little nod to red dwarf as well
Man, 2024 isn't that far off... Seems like we might be a bit better off though!
I really enjoyed this video tomorrow
Certifibly~ yeah. you created great ! all the best-🙂
I was trying to figure out the whole time why the rankings where out of order until at the end i realized "oh yeah, time travel."
What about the time ship Aeon. How did that ships time travel vortex work? 🤔
Probably same tech as the timecore of the relativity
Clever, crafty and tricky, very tricky
There was that strange temporal whirlpool from "Time Squared", though its origin is unknown, AFAIK.
Weren't we just talking about this next week?
"I will be Rick ans hello."
That had me laughing.
TOS episode "The Naked Time": Controlled implosion of warp engine reaction chamber.
You need a legendary Vulcan science officer, a legendary engineer, a close orbit around a planet experiencing final breakup, and a starship crew that has been on a three day bender due to an out of control contagion of an anomalous transformation of water into a long chain molecule resembling alcohol. At some point, a blind drunk ensign with a bad singing voice needs to have shut the warp drive off, necessitating a rapid restart by means of an untried procedure. This procedure will result in a variation of warp travel in which minimal distance is covered while the ship instead is projected backwards in time fast enough that three objective days will regress in a subjective duration of about two minutes.
(In navigation terms, it's a matter of zeroing the distance variable while deliberately making a bad landing on the temporal variable.)
"I will be Rick. Thanks again, and hello!" 🤣
You forgot stasis fields. They're the slow time machine from our perspective but from the perspective of the occupant no time has passed. They are limited in that they only go forward in time unless you go anti spinward of a blackhole which theoretically will cause 'frame dragging'.
"Frame-dragging is an effect on spacetime, predicted by Einstein's general theory of relativity, that is due to non-static stationary distributions of mass-energy. A stationary field is one that is in a steady state, but the masses causing that field may be non-static, rotating for instance. The first frame-dragging effect was derived in 1918, in the framework of general relativity, by the Austrian physicists Josef Lense and Hans Thirring, and is also known as the Lense-Thirring effect.[1][2][3] They predicted that the rotation of a massive object would distort the spacetime metric, making the orbit of a nearby test particle precess."
That commander of the relativity the one that took over from braxton, is the watcher there has been scenes of him in Star Trek Picard
Your video in a years time is funny.
Becoming your own grandfather does make for need of a good therapist.
Can someone explain to me how the Slingshot Method didn't happen more often, even by accident?
You don't fly that close too stars unintentionally. It's kinda uncomfortable
What about the time portals of Daniel and his federation?
Logicaly the borg could use a Vortex to go back and give the younger Borg collective, Advanced Tech and never fail to Assimilate a race thay have data about.
One question that I don't has been brought up is ; How can you have a temporal police force if they are in the general time line because they could also be affected by someone screwing up the time line? The answer is you can't. This temporal police force would have to exist in some sort of side band channel that is outside the general time line but had the ability to interact with the general time line in order perform maintenance and monitoring on it. You have to have something like this; otherwise your temporal police force would be vulnerable to time travel tampering itself. Has this ever been brought up in the lore?
One more. The subspace eddies formed by the aliens that destroyed themselves by being a polaric based energy society. Oh and those guys from Times Arrow. Just have a snake cane, easy peasy
Haha that intro had me confused for just a second there! Thank you for your wit lol! 😄
Stay well out there everybody, and God be with you, friends! ✝️ :)
What about the numbers 11, 12, and 13; those used by the Guardian of Forever, Q, and Gary 7?
well...there was that one with the massive space-time-gun
I had a feeling that this video would turn into another episode of "accident" drinking game
Cheers. Still haven't gotten a notification on this video yesterday's one yes . Fyi
What metod of time travel does Mark Hale from your STOS series uses? I think he uses somephing similar to borg vortex.
Daniel's yanks all the Temporal Recruits from the 23rd century to the 25th, so whatever flavor of rainbow sherbert time travel he uses.
You then use the other flavors of time travel in STO as appropriate to the plot.
Red matter black ho is temporary ? Or permanent. ( always a black hole at that location )
Whatever portal tech Archer rigged up in Shockwave Part 2 with Daniels should be noted as well.
What about when people get caught in causality loops such as the Enterprise D and the USS Bozeman seen in the TNG episode Cause Ad Effect
The temporal anomaly was seen in TNG episode Yesterday's Enterprise
2024 feeling up to par with trek atm
Um... shouldn't that be "rather *small* margin of error"? I only ask because I've heard Star Trek screenwriters say a large margin of error is just fine. 🤔
You should do a video on the TARDIS, or 10 ways to time travel in Doctor Who
It's funny how time travel can quite literally be done by anyone via the slingshot method
Actually, the Chrono Deflector did keep the rift open, and Admiral Janeway had to get her past self to close it.
Took me a bit to catch on to the joke. :)
What caused the time travel with the crew of the defiant in the gamma quadrant ? Where they went back in time and all had descendents on that planet
I think it was an energy barrier or time phenomenon around the planet. Children of Time if I recall correctly.
so...starting with 6th...hahaha legend
Here is a mortal questions if you find yourself in an alternative timeline. If you diside to put it right. Are you ok to blast your way to you chosen method of time travel
"Time crystals" you say? Someone better get Cortez from TimeSplitters then, sounds like he missed a few.
"It's time to split!"
Keep in mind that pestering a Q could leave you marooned between time.
I think there are two you missed, but i understand why you skipped them since we don't know how they work.1, the time vessel that met with the enterprise D in next generation, and 2, the other time vessel in star trek enterprise that had an inside that was bigger than the outside.
Yeah, pretty much. I avoided Daniel's 31st century tech because we never got to see what it was exactly, nor do we for certain if he was part of Starfleet or some other Federation agency.
@@CertifiablyIngame I get it :)
I’m assuming the Discovery’s accidental time jump is essentially a variant of the warp core fuckery concept? Of course in their case it’s the Spore Drive having a bad day
Well very interesting indeed.
Imagine unknown to all species and outside the Temporal Cold War there might be a race of time traveling aliens who accidentally forked up their Warpcores slingshoting through spacetime history and making the Trek Galaxy the way it is now.
Maybe they where responsible for the evolution of Humanity because on of their ships landet on a predator who was just starting to snack on the one creature that was our far far far before ancestor.
This countdownupsideways gave me temporal psychosis. My hear hurts. I'll take a allegra.
What about Cess and her time travel experiences? Those were some unique events with Delta quadrant and Starfleet technologys.🤔☝🤨🤫
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Amazing! When are you doing trans-dimensional navigation?
*The DTI would like to know your location*
what happen to the garden of time that gate way and then again in TNG the gate way from the library
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@@JCtechwizard what about the time gate in the Star trek OG called The City on the Edge of Forever
The Defiant went to 2024?
Did it leave anyone behind?
The 'Watcher' perhaps who Picard is looking for in Picard S2 E3
Temporal prime directive. It is part of the prime directive 😃
What about Q?
"...back to 2024 when earth was in a dire situation." Ohhh Nooooooooo!
What do we want? TIME TRAVEL! When do we want it? IT'S IRRELEVANT!
No one could've foreseen that.
Also, what about the temporal rift from Yesterday's Enterprise or the time loop that caught the Enterprise D and the Bozeman?
Someone needs to do a edited version in the proper order.
well a Q might just send you back in time to when earth was a being formed and leave you stranded, so i would proabbly advise against pestering a Q.
Future past tense Rick particle... I mean participle.
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You forgot that timey-wimey device. Oh sorry wrong timeline.
The Doctor's method of time travel is more advanced than Starfleets.
Last! (any person who post a comment after me must have time traveled:P)
That was, or will be 10 methods of time travel you mean.
This gave me a head ache... or will give me a head ache... or... the point is .. head ache.
An actual real life lol, kudos
This is the last channel I’d expect to say Fortnite, even if it is in its actually timekeeping context
The timekeeping term is spelled "fortnight".
wait what did we start at 6, my brain hurts
You forgot using a microwave during a supernova... 😉
🤨 How can one outlaw time travel, and more importantly, enforce it? 😏
Okay Star Trek wasn't a Space Opera.
It was a Time Travel Show, but Dr. Who did it better.
Shit, my tacyon cronometer seams to be overloading. Because i am geting this vidio from difrent tempral points
Don’t forget the “Guardian of Forever’; the large, weird, donut-shaped stone (?) thingy that was featured in the TOS episode, “City on the Edge of Forever”.
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Let's see, there was the budget shortfall, lack of ideas or creativity, attempted spin off and writer's strike. There were others?
"good thing star trek's all made up right" suuuuuuuure