Did an UNKNOWN Owner of Star Trek's Galileo just leak??

[@andreasrafalski776]

Well done, love your dedication and enthusiasm. The Galileo always held a special place in my heart, and watching the history of its odyssee unfold in these videos is truly fascinating. I might finally get my Galileo AMT kit out and start to assemble it, I bought it way back in the 80ies and still have it laying around somewhere...

[@TREK-WORLD]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@x15galmichelleevans]

Wonderful to see Part 3 of the Galileo Odyssey. Many thanks, and anxious to watch this one, as I am with all your other great videos. Your research is always amazing.

[@TREK-WORLD]

I actually found a photo of Lynne MIller the other day posing with the Galileo back around 2012 or so. The next part is on her time with the Galileo. But I have pushed the timeline off a bit to give me some more time to see if I can find anything else. So the next video will probably be the Animated Series revisit; then the Lynne Miller story after that. With that picture; I've actually gotten photos of every one of the historical owners. Which was something I thought I would not be able to do.

[@x15galmichelleevans]

@@TREK-WORLD How cool to have found that. You continue to uncover things we never even knew were missing. The history of Trek is so much richer with what you have accomplished. Looking forward to more on Galileo when you feel the time is right, but always anxious to see anything you gave to say about Star Trek. I literally just returned from an unbelievable trip to Antarctica just yesterday afternoon. I was extremely honored when they asked me to do my talk on the X-15. So cool to be able to now say that I've given my talks on the X-15 on 5 continents!

[@squirrel9407]

Another fascinating video - continuing to enjoy every one! I hope you get many more subscribers, because this is the kind of Trek information which really shows how great the original show was, and its legacy going forward.

[@TREK-WORLD]

Thank you very much!

[@WoodysAR]

*_Get him!!_*

[@unclelala4216]

where is the 4th part?

[@TREK-WORLD]

Soon..... lol.... I actually have two more to do.... But I've shifted to other videos in the meantime. I hope to have the next one within the next two months.

[@RichardEKranz]

Why the hell is YT removing my comments. Bastards. Anyway the USS Enterprise form the Smithsonian is shown in the opening of the 1976 Mysteries of the God, it might be the final image before they made that horrible streak like paint job. Check it out.

[@TREK-WORLD]

Thanks Richard! I will include the clip in my updated video on the history of the Enterprise model.

[@RichardEKranz]

@@TREK-WORLD Just a small heads up for you, for all the great content you put out for us trek fans.