Star Trek fanfiction

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OK, I was watching the Star Trek II "Wrath of Khan" on IFC and a story idea came to mind and I thought I would ask a few questions of you folks because y'all have a way of ( how shall we say it?) red lining a storyline.

OK, now in the the sequel, they claim the Genesis project doesn't work because the Genesis planet self-destructed. It was to unstable due to the use of proto-matter in it's matrix.

Now, here's my observation and my story idea.

in Wrath of Khan, all experiments leading up to it's final stage worked perfectly. The genesis cave for example was very stable. And the scientist who created it claimed that it was meant to be introduced to a dead world. Spock said that Genesis meant "Life from Lifelessness" However, when it was detonated. it wasn't introduced to a dead world..it wasn't even close to a world. so it made one as best it's programing would allow. But it wasn't suppose to create something from nothing. It needed a planet's stability to work correctly.

Now. in my store. some deranged scientist realizes this and sets out to re-create the Genesis project and sell it to the highest bidder. and it's up to a small team of Star Fleet security to stop them.

Now keep in mind that Trekkers are very specific about their universe. and this takes place in the old time line soon after the Cardassin war.

So, does this storyline fly with y'all?

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Now keep in mind that Trekkers are very specific about their universe. and this takes place in the old time line soon after the Cardassin war.

I say fuck the Trekkers write whatever you want however you want. Unless the Trekkers are paying you there opinions don't mean squat.

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well put. LOL

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Now. in my store. some deranged scientist realizes this and sets out to re-create the Genesis project and sell it to the highest bidder.

This was covered in a series of novels years ago.

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This was covered in a series of novels years ago.

Really..well, is my hypothesis correct?

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Sort of.

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as long as it feasible in the ST universe. I'm good

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The Star Trek:TNG novels had yet another race of aliens (this time vegetable matter, or standing fronds, I'm not sure which) kidnap the female blonde scientist of the Genesis Project, brainwashing her to re-create the Genesis device. Only this time it was a supra-light-speed carrier wave that "terraformed" entire star systems as the frond-aliens saw fit. The frond-aliens wanted worlds that they would never be tempted to be carnivorous, and existing in harmony with the planet's other wildlife. Unfortunately several populated worlds of the Federation were in the path of the Genesis Wave, and the Federation had to find a way to stop the terraforming. (Hint: They didn't.)

Yeah. It was a greenie dream of "harmony with nature" placed into a Star Trek:TNG plot so the Enterprise and Deep Space Nine post-TV series characters could find a way to stop the "forbidden" science.

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The Star Trek:TNG novels had yet another race of aliens (this time vegetable matter, or standing fronds, I'm not sure which) kidnap the female blonde scientist of the Genesis Project, brainwashing her to re-create the Genesis device. Only this time it was a supra-light-speed carrier wave that "terraformed" entire star systems as the frond-aliens saw fit. The frond-aliens wanted worlds that they would never be tempted to be carnivorous, and existing in harmony with the planet's other wildlife. Unfortunately several populated worlds of the Federation were in the path of the Genesis Wave, and the Federation had to find a way to stop the terraforming. (Hint: They didn't.)

Yeah. It was a greenie dream of "harmony with nature" placed into a Star Trek:TNG plot so the Enterprise and Deep Space Nine post-TV series characters could find a way to stop the "forbidden" science.

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Doesn't sound all that good. But then I've found most of the ST novels weren't all that exciting and kinda lame as well.

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A lot of the older ones, yes. But the modern novels, stretching back about ten years or so, are fantastic. Especially the "relaunch" novels that continue where the series and movies left off.