The Ancient Civilizations of Star Trek

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[factotums]

As a longtime Astrophysicist and very recent Star Trek fan I am amazed that they have only explored one galaxy, The Milky Way, and not even the whole of that one galaxy. From watching various episodes and seasons I was given the impression that most of known space had been explored. They could keep writing this show until the end of time and that's a good thing.

[stargazer]

All that lead to Rom becoming Grand Negus.

[FairyWeatherMan]

I'm 52 and I've been a "Trekker" all my life.
As an adult, I've not that much time left for my (many) interests. I stumbled upon your excellent channel exploring the Final Frontier on Youtube 😀
You're making an amazing work here!

[CZtuner]

Missed out the TNG / DS9 canon Hur'q empire and their conquest of Quo'nos, which was pretty easy as the Klingon culture was still at a pre-industrial early medieval level. Worf describes this aspect of Klingon history a few times. It is supposed to have occurred sometime around the period of Earth's of the Roman empire.

The Hur'q established Klingon slave colonies on several worlds within their empire, which later became the various worlds of the Klingon empire.

Eventually, according to Worf, the Klingons rebelled, having learnt how to use Hur'q weapons and technology against their enslavers, freed Quo'nos and, using a fleet of captured Hur'q starships, liberated all the Klingon slave colonies. The Klingons hunted down and wiped out the entire Hur'q race, according to Worf.

The liberation of Quo'nos and the genocide of the Hur'q is stated to have happened between the Earth years 1100 and 1300 AD.

The ancient Sarcophagus ship in Discovery is stated as being extremely ancient, according to scans, and is most likely Hur'q in origin, as were several other similar warships used in the Battle of the Binary Stars episode of Star Trek Discovery.

[jacenstarheart]

Wow some serious research was made for his interstellar video, totally appreciate it!

[UKFreedomFighters]

So now I see why Q has such an interest in humans, its clear in cannon that Humans have progressed the fastest of all species in such a short space of time.

[ntilewills]

What about the machine planet that sent "VGER" back to Earth? Who built the Dyson Sphere from the TNG? And don't forget the Cytherians from TNG Nth Degee, my personal favorite.

[christianeaster]

I'm a long time Star Trek fan, but I had no idea how much was in its universe until now. Incredible!

[davidfisher]

Outstanding work.

Very well researched and produced.

Well done.

[genxlife]

What about the start of Bajoran civilization? Didn't Picard make a reference to Bajoran civilization existing during a time before humans stood erect on Earth?

[jacenstarheart]

I love Alien Species especially from Star Trek, well done!

[thefirstprimariscatosicari]

End, after all of this, the humans go from launching rocks to going to warp and founding one of the most powerful galactic entity, the Federation, in only 11000 years.

[MISTERASMODEUS]

This was beautiful. I left this world years ago, truly Amazing how it’s grown

[bcnghhwk]

"Everything you know, your entire civilization, it all begins right here in this little pond of... goo"

[tubetesttube]

I think this is excellent. Id been waiting for something like this for a while. I'd like a 2nd installment of and more indepth and itemized of the same

[PaperbackWizard]

Truly fascinating. I'm gonna be coming back to this video.

[aaronwilson]

Your video is a beautiful reminder to what makes Star Trek special..."it's universe, unlike Star Wars, still has mystery and it feels big and undiscovered; where as, the Star Wars universe feels dense and like clusters of crowded neighborhoods...lacking the mystery of a big undiscovered space."
-Aaron

Thanks for hard work put into this video Star Trek history lesson.

[Shaden]

One interesting tie in between TOS episodes is that of the Preservers and Sargon's people both be possible Vulcanoid species and possibly being the same species.

[kellymartin]

Nicely done. That was much work you did there. anim8orkid. Thanks!

[JLMtime]

ONE OF THEEE BEST time lines I've seen, heard or read nice job !