The house of Quark is one of my favourite DS9 episodes!

The 5 great unifiers of Star Trek 1. Surak. Unified the Vulcans with Logic and Philosophy 2. Zefram Cochrane. Unified Humanity with Science and Openness 3. Emperor Kahless. Unified the Klingons with Honor and Victory 4. Jonathan Archer. Unified different races to form the United Federation of Planets 5. Spock. Unified the Vulcans and Romulans

I love how in school we probably would have just been bored by a presentation on a planet or other culture, historical lecture on some city. Being old has its perks.

"One does not simply warp into Qo'Nos"

Klingon's surprisingly eco-friendly

The best space Viking samurai there is.

Dilithium mining on Praxis is mentioned in the game “Klingon Academy”

Qo'Nos is indeed a fascinating world with all it's wonders & dangers, and it is enjoyable that more of it has been seen in recent years across newer movies, shows, & games. Going spelunking down some of Qo'Nos's magma tunnels would be a fun experience. So far these _Star Trek_ planetary overviews have been most interesting. I'm curious to see what world will be reviewed next. Romulus? Remus? Tellar? Cardassia? Orion? Trill? Betazed? Cait? Nausica? Ferenginar? Plenty of options.

Poor Karl Urban, relegated to the star trek game app adds We want more Dredd

Great world survey as always. I'd like to see a video sometime on the vassel species of the Klingon Empire, both canon and beta.

The Klingons also visited Caprica in the Battlestar Galactica universe at one time, as there’s a Martok Valley on that planet 😂

I thought that place would be crawling with predatory animals, but it makes sense that it isn't considering Klingons are creeped out by tribbles.

next video: differences between houses .... I'd love to see that TBH

"Glory to YOU,... And your home world!"

2293: Moon exploded. We have to evacuate. 2365: Everything's fine. Why do you ask?

Klingons, Romulans/Vulcans, Andorians, Tellerites - there's sort of a trend in Trek of technologically advanced species having issues with self control... except the humans... except the augmented humans... it's almost as if every species went through it's genetic engineering phase and then dealt with the psychological fallout as a culture except the humans who rejected the technology.

The Concept of Honor has also changed with in the klingons. It was Noble Deeds, then victory in battle even if the opponent was unarmed, then they changed it to be dishonorable to attack the defenseless

It would be hard to research, but what about a video on the various Klingon houses?

Yessss lovely stuff....keep this planet series going rick......splendid

Another excellent video. Thank you... 👍

Something that might be interesting to cover is Corusant from Star Wars (if not already covered) due it being a city planet.

These are awesome. Great you are making cool videos.

Homeworlds of Mass Effect. Not even concerned with which ones. Maybe just do them all.

I remember the first time we heard the name of the Klingon Home world was in Star Trek 6:The Undiscovered Country and the first time we saw the Klingon Homeworld was in the Star Trek The Next Generation Season 3 episode 'Sins of the Father' and we saw it again in the Star Trek The Next Generation Season 4 episode 'Redemption parts 1 and 2'.

Dude you are on a role keep up the great work.

Petition for a series about the Qo'Nos Park service.

Hey, great video! I would love it if Trek had more episodes that took place on Qo'nos or however they spell it. In any case, thanks for making tis. It was the planet I wanted to hear most about. Ferenginar would be another fun one. Apparently, it's a super wet planet.

Had a nice presence in "ST Into Darkness"

I had the idea that Qo'Nos was originally in the Eridani Sector, later to be renamed New Romulus. I also thought that previous to the Khitomer accords that the planet had to be evacuated, and that the current Qo'Nos was the beta version. Because the moon collided with the original planet. It wouldn't really surprise me that the beta Qo'Nos moon would be mined and used as an asteroid belt for defensive purposes. I'm not complaining, it's just difficult given different mapping systems and complicated history to figure these things out. What's the deal with the etymological spelling Kronos vrs. Qo'Nos? You mention toward the end of the video that Klingons are working out details like interstellar Post-colonialism, and that honor can be found outside of the battle field. STO indicates a 'mystic warrior,' status that seems to seam such intricacies. Also transxenographical Klingons is an expansive topic. The right to fight like a Klingon, ergo: respect among Klingons, seems to coincide with a civil rights momentum. It wasn't until the Dominion War that Naasicaans proved themselves in battle, which frankly, Martog was expecting that right? Meaning that their 90 day or whatever, Empirical trial had expired and that Naasicaans were no longer a vassal state, or at least certain inalienable rights would be less alienating. This must apply to most Klingon non-genome Klingon species. So I guess. What I really like about your vids is that they remind me of things, and a poli-soc in the theater of fiction can sometimes help us make determinates in the non-fiction world. Glory to the Revolution, Rick of The House of Certifiably, you again honor us!

I wonder... could you do Trantor from Asimov's Foundation? It was a city world...one of the first city worlds, actually...

Im surprised we never see a Klingon take up Surak's teachings. Both the Klingons and Vulcans share incredible strength and are easily overcome with emotion - youd think someone would find the common ground

Well done!

Isn't the reference to mining in the briefing about Praxis from The Undiscovered Country? I'm not sure, but I think Spock calls it out when he's on the podium. Fantastic video, bud! -Vic

Qo'Nos' brutal past somewhat hearkens back to prehistoric Krypton (yes, Superman's home planet), at least to me. Granted, the Kryptonians ended up closer to Vulcans in pretty much every incarnation I can think of (so it didn't really affect the evolution of the people of the planet), but that savage state did inspire an alien scientist named Bertron to create Doomsday...who was constantly sent down to the surface to die, the remains harvested, altered, and resurrected, and then have the process repeated thousands of times. Because the test environment alone, without any alteration any of the times he was sent down to die, was enough to produce a being capable of killing Superman by _sheer brute force_ alone...that's one killer planet. But of course, there's more to it than that, and Krypton is infamous for its destruction and the myriad ways it could have happened (often unexplained).

@4:40 doesn't Sulu say Praxis is their key dilithium processing facility in The Undiscovered Country? Or was it some other line?

@Certifiably Ingame - How much lore do you think there is on Betazed and the Betazoid people? Enough for one or two videos?

Romulus and Remus next?

That's Awesome

Can I just draw everyone's attention to Qo'Nos being absolutely, demonstrably fine when Praxis was destroyed? A shockwave felt many, many lightyears away should have entirely obliterated the planet.

Brilliant

The Klingon homeworld was originally called "Kling". The "Chronos" name thing seemed to come out of nowhere with Star Trek VI.

Nicely Done:)

Easy solution to the Alpha/Beta quadrant thing is stellar drift. Everything in the galaxy is moving relative to each other, the home system of Klingons simply moved from the just inside the Alpha to just inside the Beta quadrants over the time between ToS and TNG.

Fascinating place. Make sure you have friends there.

I gotta create a weird addon to block all Discovery based images.

Day 22 of asking certifiably ingame to cover the borg assimilation process

I've been binging your vids lately. Great work and very interesting content. Have you thought about doing a comparison of the Q Continuum from Trek and the Ascended Ancients from Stargate?

Maybe a vid on how Arrakis shaped the Fremen in Frank Herbert’s Dune?

Not one mention of the biggest canon event & influence on the Klingons, as mentioned many times by Worf, the invasion of Quo'nos and centuries long occupation by the Hur'q, which began during the Klingon's medieval period. Worf states, in DS9, that the Klingons eventually overthrew the Hur'q, learnt to operate their starships and sought out the Hur'q colonies & home world, wiping them out completely. Many Hur'q warships still existed in the Klingon fleet, at the time of the Federation / Klingon War and many examples are shown in ST Discovery, particularly the Sarcophagus ship. The Klingons gained all of their warp drive, impulse, transporter and weapons technology from the Hur'q, they did not innovate it themselves.

I'm not a huge fan of B5, but the Minbari homeworld would be dope.

I know it's not a Klingon moon but I wouldn't mind seeing your breakdown of Rura Penthe , the Klingon prison colony .

As an old-school fan, thank you for mentioning the old name for it: Klin'zhai

A favorite pastime of General martok was hunting Sabre bear on Kang Summit

You should do a video of the Hur'q and their clash with early Klingons.

I hope you cover the zerg from starcraft oneday

And q'pla to you Ric!

Bela Okmyx’ definition of “cooperation.”

I thought in The Undiscovered Country, they attributed the explosion on Praxus to the over mining of Dilithium ?

In "Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country" the planet has 50 years of life let to it after the explosion on Praxis, but it is still inhabited during "Star Trek: The Next Generation".

Praxis may have had dilithium or something equivalent given its destruction created a subspace blastwave that translated across lightyears that Captain Sulu ran into.

Im curious. Is there any info on aldae outside of the episode of its introduction?

Gotta love those turtle heads.

With NewCanon, Praxis as a Dilithium-Rich Mine-World would be a bit of a foreshadowing of ‘THE BURN’.

It would be cool if you talk about Trantor, it is basically THE capital that inspired all the other capital planets of science fiction and space fantasy.

Could we please get information on what happened when Worf changed from his Gold Baldric in the first season to the Baldric we see him wear afterwards?

Pretty clever to make the prototype Klingon Empire symbol into Kor’s personal house crest. Maybe I should watch Discovery again to see if they have Kol wearing it…

Dilithium Mines are refrenced in the novel for Star Trek 6

It would be great if there was a book series about the Klingon's in the time of Kahless that's like the 'Old Republic' stories in Star Wars

112 lightyears away! Given warpspeeds they're practically neighbours!

Always did like the Klingons and their Homeworld

I was always curious about the travel time in Star trek, on most of the maps a saw the distance of the federation and the klingon empire are wast but some how they can come around real fast. In star wars I can accept the time difference because of the hyperlanes but here space travel use warp so not much of a fast lane we can speak of. It took voyager years to get back and the original estimation was decads.

I understand the confusion. Praxis was not a dilithium mine. Rura Penthe was. They were in the same movie.

Thats how you spell that? My whole life has been a lie.

I know it’s silly but... how about a video on the history of Earth? It’d be interesting to try to see it explored from an “outsider”/“Trek historian” point of view. 😅

You want suggestions for other planets to cover, and not just Star Trek? Okay. How about Skaro and Mondas from Doctor Who? Those date back far enough to let you get into the black-and-white footage for screenshots. Also, look into the Big Finish audio dramas. There's a Fifth Doctor one set on Mondas (titled "Spare Parts").

It was only considered to be in the Alpha Quadrant in DS9.

Nal Hutta and Nar Shaddaa from Star Wars would be interesting. Or maybe Kuat or Corellia

always wondered, we see in the panoramic images of Qo'Nos that they have a light railway network....how extensive is it & what would it be like inside though? always wondered... do any games use it as part of there world?

A video on Malacandra from the novel Out of the Silent Planet might be fun? Stay well out there everybody, and God bless you friends.😊

Praxis according to the undiscovered country had a dilithium processing plant, which i think is what caused thr accident to destroy tne moon.

Is there enough info on Tellar Prime for a video?

That feeling when the Klingons has done a better job of preserving their planet than humans. I mean yes, Earth is a very nice planet in the Star Trek universe but we did let a lot of species die out before we became enlightened... Through one of the bloodiest wars in human history.

28 hours! No wonder they always have so much energy, they probably require less sleep

Either Fereginar or Trill.

glory to the empire!

They said in the movie that it was a dilithium mine.

Fate - The Winx Saga please can you review this book can you make a video about this book thank you so much please keep up your amazing work stay safe and have a wonderful and blessed day

How could someone give a thumbs down what a sore head.

I was always really disappointed by how Qo'Nos, and Romulus were both depicted in Star Trek because unlike Vulcan where you'd see these vast, mountains, and desert landscapes, all you saw on Qo'Nos was city landscapes. But, it's hinted in various dialogues that there are lush forests, and landscapes never depicted on screen.

It's still "Kling" to me dammit! Heh-heh.... _Kling..._

Didn't someone in Star Trek VI say that Praxis' mines were specifically dilithium mines? It's been a while since I've seen ST VI, so maybe I'm wrong, but I could have sworn someone (on the Excelsior, I think) said there were dilithium mines on Praxis.

The explosion of Praxis is the basis of Star Trek the Undiscovered Country

When you said untamed lands, I made the similarities to the national park system on earth

In Star Trek 6 didn't Captain Sulu say Praxus was their key energy and dilithium mines ?

Isn't there supposed to be a radiation zone after the Praxis explosion where megatons of dilithium ore fell into the planet with much of it vaporizing and infusing within the matter there? It's an honest question. I remember it being from a trek fan discussion group not long after the movie where the moon exploded.

Do Ferenginar next. Maybe you can explain how a planet is always raining. Also, since the Ferengi have unregulated capitalism it must have huge ecological problems. Pollution of all kinds.

Why does worf wear the koloth symbol in s2 e20: the emissary?

Bones McCoy vs Michael Burnham. Funny advert.

I remember my dad's old star trek screensaver (either late 80's or early 90's). One setting would be little factoids of many planets from the series. I distinctly remember it naming the Klingon homeworld as simply "Kling". I have no idea if this was considered canon for a time?

We talk a lot about how it's an Empire but after a literal lifetime of being a trekkie I know next to nothing about the royal family. Can you make a video about the Klingon imperial family?