Sage-Tips

Did Voyager have a second warp core?

Voyager’s MSD clearly shows two warp cores (more precisely, two complete matter/antimatter reaction assemblies), one just behind the deflector dish, and one close to the kink of the hull undercut. Obviously one of them, the one we see in main engineering, is active all the time, while the other one must be a backup.

How long was Voyager in the void?

General Valen, who had been watching the fight between Voyager and its attacker, tells Captain Janeway that the only way to obtain energy and supplies within the Void is to attack new arrivals. He and his crew have survived for five years in The Void using these tactics.

What class ship is Voyager Star Trek?

Intrepid-class
An Intrepid-class vessel capable of holding 200 crew members, the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656 is one of the fastest and most powerful starships in Starfleet.

What was the 100th episode of Star Trek Voyager?

Timeless
“Timeless” is the sixth episode of the fifth season of Star Trek: Voyager, was also the series’ 100th episode. The episode was directed by LeVar Burton, who was also featured in a cameo appearance as his Star Trek: The Next Generation character Geordi La Forge.

Did Star Trek Voyager make home?

Star Trek: Voyager ran for seven seasons before delivering its last episode, “Endgame” as a two-part special on May 23rd, 2001, making for an ending that saw the crew get home and encompassed many of the show’s core themes.

What happened to the Voth?

The species ultimately ended up in the Delta Quadrant, where they claimed a domain, laid the foundation of what became the great Voth culture, and forgot their origins.

Who played Captain Braxton?

Bruce McGill
Allan G. Royal portrayed Braxton in “Future’s End”, with Bruce McGill replacing him in “Relativity”.

What is quantum slipstream?

The quantum slipstream drive (also informally called quantum drive or slipstream drive) was an advanced form of propulsion technology, first encountered by the USS Voyager in the Delta Quadrant, which had the capability of exceeding a starship’s maximum warp factor by an unprecedented degree.

Did Star Trek Voyager follow through on its premise?

Star Trek: Voyager didn’t follow through on the part of its premise that involved a Starfleet ship stranded 75,000 lightyears away from any military, technical, or mechanical support. That’s most evident in the ship’s consistently perfect condition throughout the run of the series.

What happened to Voyager in the year of Hell?

During “Year of Hell”, the crew battled with the time-manipulating Krenim. Dogged by Annorax, a rogue Krenim commander who kept trying to change time in order to bring back his deceased wife, the ship and her crew were put through the ringer. Voyager basically falls apart, a bunch of people lose their lives, and Janeway nearly loses her mind.

What happens to seven after the attack on Voyager?

He is convinced that it is a trap, and attacks Voyager. Even though he does damage, eventually his weapons destabilize, and his ship is destroyed. Seven tries to come to terms with a new emotion: remorse.

What happens when the hailing ship fires on Voyager?

The hailing ship is now firing on Voyager but causing no damage. On the bridge, Lieutenant Commander Tuvok scans the vessel and reports that it is no threat as it is small, its weapons limited, and its warp capacity low. Janeway orders an on-screen answer to the hail.