Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Time travel. Temporal Directive. Dates: 2267-1930. And, Kirk adds that Spock got his head caught in a "mechanical rice picker," and the policeman prepares to arrest them. However, Spock disables the officer with a nerve pinch and the pair escape to the basement of what they soon learn is the 21st Street Mission. After changing clothes, Spock laments that locked in his tricorder are the images of how Mc

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

3-D MODELING USS MONITOR’S ARTIFACTS ⚓️✨ Earlier this year, over 300 visitors came out to witness our collaboration with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Monitor National Marine Sanctuary (MNMS), and the University of West Florida to scan and 3-D model some of Monitor’s recovered artifacts. In this video, you can see our teams working together towards the same goal - putting a piece of Monitor’s incredible past in your hands. In the future, these scans will allow us to 3-D

📢 You don't want to miss this! 📢 Join us Saturday, March 8, for our Battle of Hampton Roads Commemoration! This year's event will highlight the 50th anniversary of the Monitor National Marine Sanctuary and many of the maritime careers, past and present, that have been a part of Monitor's story. 🥼 STEM challenges ⚓ TWO In-person Lectures 🤿 Maritime Career Exploration ✨ and more! PLUS... guests 10 and over will have the opportunity to go behind-the-scenes into the Batten Conservation Complex a