Deep Space Nine

[Tyvek]

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Terok Nor was built in 2351 by the Cardassian Empire. It was used as a mining station; using Bajorian slave labor, stripped the planet Bajor of any mining value. The Cardassians relinquished control of Bajor in 2369, and shortly thereafter Terok Nor came under the control of Starfleet at the request of the Provisional government of Bajor and was renamed Deep Space Nine. DS9 has become the center of commercial, scientific and strategic importance with the discovery of the first stable wormhole to the Gamma Quadrant.

OVERALL STATION
Station Diameter - 772m
Docking Pylons - 254m
Station Height - 508m
Secondary Arm - 44m
HABITAT RING
Height - 21.12m
Width - 36m

DEFENSE SAIL TOWERS
Upper/Lower Height - 100m

RUNABOUT BAY
Number - 6
Height - 8m
Width - 3m
Length - 28m
MAIN CORE
Overall Height - 194m
Diameter - 156m
PROMENADE
Height - 11m
Diameter - 80m
Lower Level Circumreference - 251.2m

REACTOR CORE
Height - 56m
Diameter - 78m

STATION COMPLEMENT
Approximatly - 300

STATION DEFENCES
Photon Torpedoes - 5000
Phaser Banks - 24

[Tyvek]

[Tyvek]

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[Captain Skyline]

cool pics!

[tom-paris-voyager]

don't watch the show much, i was hoping to like it but it gets boring.

[Sarek]

Hey, those pictures look cool. DS9 in all it's glory.

[Captain Skyline]

tom, to watch ds9 without getting bored, is to have seen the first ep, to the last and then u would have liked it

[Dax Orien]

Damn that rocks!

[4of5]

DS9 when i first started watching it as boring. The most boring show ive ever seen, but give it a chance it grows on you now it is up with Next Generation and Voyager. Now the Star Trek show I dislike is the original.

[Dax Orien]

Sure DS9 is a little boring because it's based in one zone but you have to admire how long it lasted and realize it lasted because of ratings!

[Tyvek]

I enjoy all the shows but DS9 is more of a seris based during a War and it is interesting in its own right!!!!

[Dax Orien]

Definetly true true.

[Quantum_Slipstream]

Amen, Tyvek.

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Heezha'no manoho'va ba'li zhen'kurada sento'.
(On the balance, we are giving up more than you)

--Weyoun, DS9 "Statistical Probabilities", speaking in native tongue.

[Lindley]

DS9 is one of my favorite series. It interesting, the order I saw it in.

First, I saw "The Way of the Warrior" at a friend's house.
Next, I read the novelization of "The Search".
Then, I read "Fallen Heros".
Finally, I started buying the tapes, starting at the beginning. Despite claims by some that the first two seasons were boring, I have to disagree. Of course, it could just be that I was ALREADY hooked on the series before seeing the first two seasons.

[voy416]

very cool pic's

[IreneJ]

I just saw "The Maquis". It was an excellent episode, despite Bernie Casey's mediocre acting. But I was a little disappointed by the ending. It would have been more effective if Hudson's actions against Sisko were a decoy, while other Maquis ships slip past to destroy the Cardassian armament base . . . or whatever.

[Lindley]

I liked that one.

[Kentaro]

I'll say Deep Space Nine is very hot.I love all the characters most
especially Captain Benjamin Sisko and Quark(he makes it even more
lively).

[Quantum_Slipstream]

I've been re-watching DS9 episodes starting from the beginning and going in order for the past couple of weeks now. I usually watch 2-3 Star Trek episodes a day (1 DS9, 1 Voyager, 1 TNG or something like that depending on my mood), but yesterday I realized first-hand how addicting DS9 is.

I got home from work and watched the next episode in my list, "The House of Quark". What a great episode! Quark marries the Klingon widow of a man he accidentally kills in his bar.

I felt compelled to immediately watch the next episode, "Equilibrium". It was a very good episode where disturbing memories haunt Dax and the mystery leads the crew to the Trill homeworld.

After that it was "Second Skin". It seemed the episodes were just getting better and better. In this one, Major Kira is kidnapped by the Cardassians and taken to Cardassia Prime where she is told that she is really a Cardassian operative in the Obsidian Order. She is told that she has been working undercover on Bajor for 10 years and has had her physical appearance and memories changed so as to make her cover impenetrable.

I immediately proceeded to the next episode - "The Abandoned". In this one, an abandoned Jem'Hedar infant is found in some wreckage brought from the Gamma Quadrant and Odo tries changing its violent nature as it rapidly matures. A good episode, but not the greatest.

At this point I realized that I had better eat some dinner or something. ( *** throws TV dinner in the mircrowave*** Done!)

And on to the next one: "Civil Defense" In this episode, Jake, O'Brien, and Sisko trip an old security program in the station's ore processing facility. The old Cardassian program quickly takes over the station and when Gul Dukat arrives, things get really interesting

Thoroughly enjoying my DS9 min-marathon at this point, I proceed to watch "Meridian". This was a very unique episode about a planet that is found to shift between dimensions on a regular interval.

Then I watched "Defiant". Wil Riker's evil transporter duplicate steals the Defiant from Deep Space Nine and proceeds to launch an attack in Cardassian territory.

I clicked on the next episode to watch: "Fascination" but the time got to me by this point and I fell asleep soon after it started.

I can't remember the last time I was so thoroughly entertained!
Long Live Deep Space Nine!