Class 2 Freighter found smuggling Tallonian Crystals and Romulan Ale
GALEN – A Markalian freighter was seized in the Talarian system by Starfleet officers from the USS Ravana after an investigation determined they had been smuggling contraband.
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Recent surge of centuries-old video games cause violence in the Shoals
KETAR — A string of violent behaviour in the Shoals has increased among teenagers. The long-standing debate of the late 20th and early 21st century is back in the public eye as a resurgence of violent video games has caused the question, do such games cause violence?
Ripples in the Pond – The Consequences of Time Travel
While many know of the Prime Directive and the ethos of non-interference it so proudly contains, fewer outside the rarefied air of Starfleet Command know of the Temporal Prime Directive. This guideline, much like the directive on which it’s formed, has the laudable goal of preventing the unknowable disastrous effects that come from the misuse of time travel.
Are Modern Vulcans Refusing To Engage In Ritualistic Pon Farr To Pursue Career Goals?
FNS reporter Dresdon P. Mitchell explores the modern issues concerning rituals and rites of Vulcans. In a previous special report, I discussed how the modern…
Kesprytt III Denied Federation Membership for Second Time
KESPRYTT III — Following an inability to reach a cohesive stance regarding planetary unity, the mutually hostile nation-states on Kesprytt III have been denied entrance into the Federation for the second time.
Starfleet Scientists Hold Holo-Conference at New Horizons
FNS reporter Dresdon P. Mitchell revisits his experience at the New Horizons Holo-Conference last year, and how this year, many of the questions and ideas…
Threat of “bomb cyclone” hampers installation of weather-control system
RONARA — Reports of extreme weather have baffled engineers and meteorologists attempting to implement a weather-control system on the planet of Ronara.
The “hive mind” of the Federation and the Borg: Are they similar to one another?
When people think of the Borg, they imagine the worst possible way someone can be thrown into a system against their will. Acting in a manner as if it’s the only way for others to join them. The Collective’s techniques are questionable at best and the way people are turned into mindless drones is unnerving, but doesn’t Starfleet act in a similar manner?
Are modern Vulcans refusing to engage in ritualistic pon farr to pursue career goals?
Dresden Mitchell investigates changing attitudes on Vulcan towards the centuries-old tradition in part one of a series.