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Recent events

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8 July 2024
Paramount Global is merging with Skydance Productions. [1]
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1 May 2024
Pinewood Toronto Studios has renamed Stage 8 "The Star Trek Stage" in honor of Star Trek: Discovery. [2]
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18 April 2024
The long-lost three-foot (91 centimeters) Constitution-class model, the very first studio model in Star Trek history, has been returned to the Roddenberry family after it had unexpectedly turned up at auction in October 2023. [3]

Upcoming productions

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18 July 2024
Karim Diané and Zoë Steiner have been added to the cast of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy as cadets. [4]
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9 July 2024
Kerrice Brooks, George Hawkins and Bella Shepard have been added to the cast of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy as cadets. [5]
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1 July 2024
All twenty episodes of Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2 debut on Netflix. [6]

Awards

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17 July 2024
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds "Hegemony" and Star Trek: Lower Deckss "The Inner Fight" are nominated for Emmy Awards in "Outstanding Sound Editing". [7]
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16 July 2024
Star Trek: Prodigy and Star Trek: Lower Decks have both won in the inaugural Collision Awards. [8]
14 July 2024
Several Star Trek stories have been nominated for Scribe Awards: The Autobiography of Benjamin Sisko, by Derek Tyler Attico and Firewall, by David Mack, for "Best Novel – Original (Speculative Fiction)"; and "Lost and Founder", by David Mack, and "Work Worth Doing", by Keith R.A. DeCandido (both published in Star Trek Explorer), for "Short Story". (citation needededit)

Memory Alpha news

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31 May 2024
The Trek Files officially announced its partnership with Memory Alpha. [9]
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27 May 2024
User:Renegade54 created Memory Alpha's 57,000th article: "Children Of Time" (podcast), an episode of Mission Log: A Roddenberry Star Trek Podcast. [10]
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22 May 2024
User:Mr. Starfleet Command joined Memory Alpha's team of administrators after a successful nomination. [11]

Deaths

Alans
15 July 2024
Whitney Rydbeck, who played Alans in TNG: "Pen Pals" [12]
Lawrence Styles
13 July 2024
James B. Sikking, who appeared in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock as Lawrence H. Styles [13]
David Loughery
9 July 2024
David Loughery, screenwriter of Star Trek V: The Final Frontier. [14]
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Featured article

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Cover of Star Trek: Armada

Star Trek: Armada is a real-time strategy (RTS) game published by Activision in 2000. The game can be played either as a single-player campaign, or in a multi-player internet combat mode. In either mode, the player(s) build and maintain fleets and stations of one of four races: Federation, Klingon, Romulan, and Borg. The single-player mode is story-driven: the player has a series of objectives to complete twenty missions, in an interwoven storyline covering all four races.

One main complaint about Armada was that each race could only build six types of starships and two construction/collection ships, and that each race's ships were essentially the same ship with different sprites thus giving no race an advantage over the other. Fans dealt with these problems by creating a series of game modifications, or "mods" that ranged from cosmetic changes, to completely new games using the Star Trek: Armada engine.

Picture of the Day

Dominion fleet regroups at Cardassia Prime

The Dominion fleet regroups at Cardassia Prime during its last stand in the Dominion War.

The Dominion fleet regroups at Cardassia Prime during its last stand in the Dominion War.
(DS9: "What You Leave Behind")
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