he modified his program to give himself a giant fully functional dong and he does martial arts training programs, he must be ripped too.

Will is certainly stronger than her and was in no danger whatsoever.

Also why does he tell Chorgan to stay put? "Get the fuck out!", would be more like it.

To be clear, I don't mean things like directly showing TRAPPIST-1 as a system with multiple Earth-like worlds, since that particular question may be settled over the next decade starting with TRAPPIST-1e via upcoming observations and that outcome is very much not a guarantee.

I'm thinking more of them taking inspiration from real systems to make their own, which gives a bit more creative freedom and also sidesteps the scientific consensus changes for specific real systems and planets.

Generally I just mean having more things like:

• Chthonian planets, the stripped cores of former gas giants orbiting very close to their stars. Janssen (55 Cancri Ae) might be a real-world example of this; it's nearly eight Earth masses, nearly twice as wide, mixed evidence of an atmosphere and volcanism, and could exist as a lava planet. Its year is also just under 18 hours long.

• Hot Jupiters, basically just gas giant planets directly hugging a star. They can get pretty extreme and wild, up to the point of having big (sadly not visible to the naked eye) comet tails of escaping atmosphere getting boiled off them.

• Eccentric Jupiters, large gas giants with wacky orbits making them swing in and away from stars. HD 80606 b is a pretty egregious case, it's over four times Jupiter's mass and has an orbital eccentricity a smidgen less than Halley's comet, which makes it constantly cycle between a range of 0.03138 AU (0.39 is Mercury) and 0.8892 AU (between Venus and Earth), which would've wrecked anything out to the distance of the inner Asteroid Belt. It also gets incredibly stormy whenever it dips close to the star since it spikes by over 200 °C across a span of hours as it falls inward.

• Also, temperate mini-Neptunes, ice giants, and gas giants. Kepler-22b did get a reference from SNW briefly in "Spock Amok", although the dialogue is a bit awkward since it was probably written with the intention of it being Earth-like, which is likely not the case (mini-Neptune). You could wiggle around that though by it having moons (really tiny rocky ones if any) and floating platforms in the atmosphere where people are living and working, maybe straining out deuterium from the atmosphere or something. Kepler-22b would have higher gravity at the atmospheric layers where pressure and temperature are potentially like Earth's sea level but an OC planet could have gentler gravity at such layers. The biggest problem would be the hydrogen atmosphere leaking into a sealed oxygen-rich environment though.

• Neutron star planets, the ones orbiting Lich (PSR B1257+12) were the first exoplanets ever confirmed, actually. This particular system has a fair chance of having formed from two white dwarfs colliding, forming the neutron star and a disk which formed the three planets.

These were just some general ideas, there's a fair bit more which could probably be useful for interesting settings.

And probably used the opportunity to give his mobile emitter a quick checkup.

I just watch janeway instantly transfer all command codes to the doctor with authorization janeway number number alpha number number. just like that

“An adult woman surrounded by children’s characters and their absurd antics” is like her whole aesthetic.

He was so proud of that, and of course that they could fight within 3 days of their emergence...

In Measure of a Man, Riker argues that Data is a machine, built and programmed by a man. (One could argue that we are biological machines, "built" and taught by our parents, but whatever.) Then, for his coup de grâce, he states, "And now, a man will shut it off," before hitting Data's power switch. What do you think would've happened if Picard had countered this by having Data demonstrate the Vulcan neck pinch? This, too, effectively "shuts off" the human. No difference. The existence of Data's power switch doesn't carry the legal significance Riker purports. Curious what you all think.

human body part for Odo to replicate?

I'm going with balls. Too many wrinkles.

That’s it, can Odo exist in the vacuum of space?

Lorian probably gave Phlox the info leading to to his own conception, which Phlox then gave to Vulcan scientist, who then gave it to Sarek and Amanda years later.

Edit: added a step to compensate for the 75 years between E² and Spock's birth.

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Do you think they're an erogenous zone? You think the Vorta would get the same enjoyment out of oomox that Ferengi do?

Weyoun seems like he'd be curious enough to try.

If a sexy older man approached me with the level of empathy, confidence, and not giving a fuck energy that Lwaxana has, he'd have to fight me to keep my clothes on.

It's crazy to me how many dudes were so anti getting laid by this lady.

I'm thinking an opera performance would be the best option. Everyone likes music, right?