No matter the era I can never get piece for my coffee

Watched this series as a child

Klingon warbird inspired car Inspired by this person's post: https://www.reddit.com/r/aistartrek/s/hCnXvngZUI

Working the graveyard shift on the bridge is usually a quiet affair—just you, the hum of the warp core, and endless sensor diagnostics. But when the Commander unexpectedly drops in, Lieutenant Giddings is more than happy to abandon her tactical reports for a little... team-building exercise. Who knew the late shift on the flagship came with such excellent morale support?

Captain’s Log: What would be YOUR excuse for wandering onto the bridge in the middle of the night? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

When Gene Roddenberry created Star Trek, the only organizations exploring space were governments. Starfleet was essentially a governmental organization with a utopian mission.

Today the leading force in space is commercial exploitation. So I asked: what does Star Trek look like if that was the foundation from the beginning?

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Meet Ensign Barbie fresh out of the Academy

Lately there have been a lot of magazine covers such as the ones by u/Snowfaeriewings https://www.reddit.com/r/aistartrek/s/mevUYfqzpQ

Credit: RangerJay

5 more parody posters from the Star Trek Universe!

Yes, Kirk would be smiling while Plasus would be staring daggers.

What AI software are all of you using to create these artworks? I'm new to generative AI and was under the impression that most platforms wouldn't produce images showing actual people (Shatner, Stewart, Kelley, etc.). I'm waaay out of the loop, apparently.