Life Aboard... The Enterprise NCC-1701-D | Spaceship Breakdown

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  @Sh_rib · 4 years ago

  How does this channel not have more subs, these videos are amazing!!!!

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  @LordTalax · 2 years ago

  If you think about how almost every episode they run to red alert, "stressful" life aboard the ship is putting it mildly.

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  @millythespugwit9051 · 2 years ago

  Legitimately upset I can’t live there, or at least in Star Trek genuinely! No bigotry, no bills and all the food you can eat? Ah well this video certainly helped my daydreams to become more real<3

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  @nexgenhippy · 4 years ago

  I used to occasionally use 'Buffer time' when I worked as a cinema projectionist.

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  @shadowman6060 · 2 years ago

  As a Star Trek fan I find this video hilarious 😂 and spot on. Especially the negative aspects of Starfleet being a civilian on a Starfleet ship. Instant like 👍🏾 and subscribe.

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  @Inignot12 · 4 years ago

  This channel is great, thank you random youtube recommend, subbed!

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  @anominon · 2 years ago

  Buffer Time was well in use in TOS by Scotty&apos;s account.<br>Yeah... it does seem like crew family probably shouldn&apos;t be aboard a ship that routinely goes into mysterious spacial distortions and uncharted nebulae, gets messed about with by Q, and faces off against battleships. It&apos;d probably be fine for, say, a vessel that&apos;s primarily involved in peacetime transport and surveying, but not the flagship that&apos;s establishing first contact with new civilisations, going to the edge of the neutral zone, encountering powerful space entities, and fighting the BORG.

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  @davidsachs4883 · 3 years ago

  Extra capacity is built into warships designed for long term use.<br>Warships designed before WW2 had difficulty as new systems were added during the war. &nbsp;New radars took up room, required more electrical power, and space for the crews. &nbsp;All this in addition to new and/or additional weapons systems that were designed and added which also took up space and required more crew.<br><br>The Burke class destroyers are arguably the best ever deployed, &nbsp;but the extra space built into the design had over the decades been filled up and a newer, probably bigger design will soon be needed.

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  @TheJustUsLeague · 2 years ago (edited)

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLkNCv6V9iw&amp;t=795">13:15</a> Replication technology isnt used by absolutely everyone as far as clothing or tapestry is concerned. The machines may have a few options but there are shops aboard space stations (deep space nine) and other colonies or planets they visit. Shops, Tailors, Barbers, Bartenders, Restaurants all that stuff is still needed and constantly used in the Star Trek universe. Some people are lazy and some people have no talent or imagination or don&apos;t like the options in the replicator. So, regardless if you&apos;re assigned to a starship such as the Enterprise D or smaller ships like the U.S.S. &nbsp;Rhode Island or U.S.S. Intrepid, replicators don&apos;t replace those things entirely.

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  @Shipwright1918 · 3 years ago

  Just goes to show, even in the 24th century any barkeep worth their salt still keeps a scattergun behind the bar. In our time it scatters buckshot, in the future, the unlucky sod&apos;s atoms.

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  @edbrown1121 · 2 years ago

  I love how you used the ‘Land of Chocolate’ theme from The Simpsons. Nice touch.

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  @DecimalSystems · 3 years ago

  Great work! Very entertaining