Starfleet Field Notes: All Quadrants & Systems Boldly Discovered by the Federation's Elite Explorers

[@waisinglee1509]

Great video! I had always wondered about the makeup of the Galaxy according to ST. Thanks!

[@LordEradicus]

Yeah, the USS Voyager encountered many worlds and civilizations in the Delta Quadrant, but likely barely scratched the surface of what was really there. Even with slipstream or transwarp ships, it could take Starfleet millennia to explore every single star system in our Galaxy. Charting & mapping is one thing, but really exploring every system is another.

[@blockmasterscott]

Also, they just wanted to get home.

[@alvarolozano711]

i agree partly, if one spaceship can travel three light years in a day at maximum speed would take a century to cross the galaxy, the problem is that don`t exist spaceship let him endure a trip like this.

[@nixboox]

Well, the TOS Enterprise went beyond the galactic barrier at least once. It had a different kind of warp drive though, it was using a timewarp drive in season one and that let it travel faster and further than any other ship. One can only assume that the timewarp drive was abandoned because it caused too many temporal anomalies. But they were zipping around 100 light years at a time without breaking a sweat. We also know that Enterprise D was the fastest Federation ship in any series so far. It was 9 times faster than Voyager and could have made the trip back from the Delta quadrant in 7 years instead of 70.

[@alvarolozano711]

the maximum velocity of WARP in one spaceship is 9.9 none spaceship has achieved get over this velocity, only is possible using transwarp speed BORG

[@komradewirelesscaller6716]

Yeah that is a great theory on why it was abandoned. But heck 100 light years at a time. More like 1000! In both Obsession and That Which Survives the Enterprise travel in both episodes about 1000 light years in only a day! But perhaps the Enterprise was just a testbed for this type of propulsion. But not other Constitution Class ships. But then again maybe not since they all had the same type of warp nacelles.

[@acebrandon3522]

Yes, we desire more on all race's histories, please.

[@chancellorjake]

At 9:00 you show a Breen from the 32nd Century when talking about the Hirogen.

[@ajteer]

Enterprise D once went OUTSIDE of the Galaxy to another.

[@alvarolozano711]

Thank you very much for the information, although i already know the quadrants and the races that live in them, the voyager it took seven years to cross the quadrant and thanks to the wormholes.

[@onetruekeeper]

Countless other federations and empires still await discovery.

[@susansokoloski2233]

Why was a picture of a a Breen used to represent the Hirogen?

[@shanenolan5625]

I didn't know y9u lads had a star trek channel sweet,

[@tbs100]

Your pronunciations are all over the place (Bajoran, Hirogen, Vidiian etc.); almost as though you have never actually watched the show. Accent is no excuse - somethings are just objectively wrong. A good video and what seems to be a lot of hard work, essentially ruined by being unlistenable. You can do better.

[@Peregrine57]

They've been doing it a while. I've even heard them do it with common English words. I'm not sure of they're trolling or they're trying to dodge DMCA bots or something.

[@andylongman355]

Glad it wasn't just me. There's a lot of good research and information here but it loses credibility when basic - but quite important - words are mispronounced.

[@joeshmoe629]

When they went to Uranus, they realized they went where everyone has been before !