ENTERPRISE TAKES FLIGHT Captain Pike Commands the Legendary Starship #StarTrekDiscovery and #StrangeNewWorlds frame this pivotal handoff in #Starfleet history, as #Spock and the crew step into a moment that defines modern #SciFi. The moment arrives as Star Trek: Discovery passes the torch to a new era. In the closing minutes of Discovery’s second season, we witness a decisive transition in Star Trek history. Captain Christopher Pike, his mission aboard the USS Discovery complete, steps back onto

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. My captain, my friend. Stardate: 3012.4-3012.6 (2267) Mendez shows Kirk a report on the planet Talos IV marked top secret, "for eyes of Starfleet Command only." The report is the basis of the well-known General Order 7: "No vessel under any condition, emergency or otherwise, is to visit Talos IV," the only capital offense left on the books, for reasons known only to top Starfleet Command. But the repor

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. My Captain, My Friend. Stardate: 3013.1-3013.2 (2254-67) Captain Kirk, in his personal log ponders the events of the past day. Spock is facing a court martial aboard the USS Enterprise on multiple charges: Mutiny; kidnapping his former commanding officer, Fleet Captain Christopher Pike, mutilated by a recent space disaster and unable to speak; and locking the Enterprise on course for the planet Talos I

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