Acting is *soooooooo* exaggerated. Why can't y'all speak like normal human beings? 😂

Big B💩 ! Gravitation doesn't get bigger from a BlackHole. You'd have to be on the surface of the star to have that gravitational effect when it turns into a BlackHole. Other way explained, the star collapses to a BH, then you could get closer to the gravitational center, from where is no escape. But the gravitation is not stronger than in the stars center. The outer star layers just won't let you get there. The stars fusion makes a contra pressure to the outside, so the star doesn't collaps, as long as its fusion is fed. So, their playing BS; not in the tradition of Star Trek. 🚀🏴‍☠️🎸

'What happens if we get too close to the Neutral Zone?' 'Yeesh... what do they teach at the Academy these days?'

I liked this.

What a beautiful, totally awesome & entertaining episode!! This is what Star Trek should be!! Utterly brilliant epic episode!!

Great job folks, this was a fun watch.

What a beautiful, wonderful, awesome & special episode!! Such a beautiful, brilliant crew, & a fantastic ship!!

how does you fix the on screen version of the USS Grissiom? was this one lost before what happen In TSFS?

This was in my recommendation, just wish I had seen this when it was released. Enjoying this.

This was the worst I've EVER seen. The Captain was the best actress of all. The crew seemed to be 80% women only. Everyone way over acted. This version was lousy.

Why is all of the Chief Engineers sound like Scotty, from TOS …lol very cool homage .

From my 12-year-old: "This episode seems more like a science lesson...." #trickthemintolearning

Really enjoyed the episode

Thanks Scott finally got to rewatch this without the kids tugging on me ,lol. Thanks to Mr USS Valliant,I found you again.Was as great alone as with company sir .Please carry on. LLAP

Starfleet academy cadet acting like a snowflake.

Good teaching tool for students. 👍

Seems more like a Dora the Explorer episode than a star trek one, lots of educational data delivered in a cheery tone with little drama.

A little weird they should know the star gravity will be approximately the same as a black hole. Dense object where if you get too close to the event horizon then you are in trouble. Fun stuff though.

Got bored 7 minuets in

Great job I enjoyed that

Who wrote this? People who work together don't talk to each other like this. And why are they calling females Sir? No one seems to know basic space science? This comes off with all the clumsiness of a high school teaching video.

Sort of,,,, entertaining...

Science officer needs recurrent acting lessons

The script needs a little twinkling. I’m glad that the story takes place on science ship instead of on the Constitution class starship.

That's à good, ship with à majority of women and à, woman capitain

When I was serving in USS Nassau (LHA 4) we had some Midshipmen (Naval ROTC) come aboard for their 'summer training cruise.' Cadet Strong reminds me strongly of one of those 'Middies' or 'Cadets,' also a young woman both full of energy and inquisitive as all hell.

Boring and pointless, just happens to be set the ST universe.

NEVER ...EVER...EVER ...make another one ; stunned twats.

You know nothing Jon Snow...….sorry had to

WOW! Star trek: The CW

Is this a science show for kids or a science fiction show with weak writers.

83% of the bridge personnel are women but they still address female officers as "sir". It sounds SO unthinking, so conforming, so odd. Using "Maam" instead is the appropriate convention in the service. Msg to the video producers: Get With It!

Well you just take the shuttle and observe and we’ll be back to get you.

Who was the captain? She sexy

Not what I expected

Very good a little too explaining of science, but good acting and sets. Look foward to future episodes.

With the quality of other fan films and of course Axanar it's pretty amateur. You guys have a decent start but you have a long way to go.

Oh nuts they cut away just when it finally got interesting. :(

+ 1 like for Cadet Strong :)

It's like a video made for a grade school science class.

Teaching program?

Some of the commenters miss the idea I caught on right away. The film is filled with a lot of educational material for younger viewers.

Fan films are my new favorite :)

I appreciate all these efforts to create great shows. But wish the quality was a bit better. Still wonderful and thanks

This views like a video designed to teach high school students about astronomy

An awesome way to educate kids.

And apparently on this ship, "Report to Battle Stations!!!" means "Quick, everyone crowd into the shot behind me and abandon your stations while we're at red alert!". UGH!

The cadet idea is interesting, but I have to point out a "failure of imagination" by the writers here. What I mean is they didn't anticipate how smart students get in the future from better education techniques and advancement. For example, in season 1 of Star Trek TNG we learn that kids as young as 10-ish are already learning CALCULUS, something that in the present day (at least in the USA) normally doesn't get taken before ages 17-18 for the most advanced students in High School. Given that, an AWARD WINNING *SCIENCE* cadet not knowing what a black hole does is just not believable AT ALL. I agree with others here, mark this as "for children" please!

Was this supposed to be an Anton Class?

Damn this is terrible...