Star Trek Beyond clips

This is a collection of all the promotional clips released from the 2016 nuTrek movie Star Trek Beyond.

"It's Mr Not You", featuring Spock, Uhura, and Doctor McCoy on Starbase Yorktown:

Star Trek Beyond featurettes

This is a collection of all the promotional featurtettes released about the 2016 nuTrek movie Star Trek Beyond.

Krall:

Star Trek Beyond trailers

This is a collection of all the trailers for the 2016 nuTrek movie Star Trek Beyond.

Main trailers

First trailer (December 2015) - See trailer breakdown on The Trek Collective:

Star Trek Beyond promotional stills

This is a collection of all the official promotional stills and photographs from the 2016 nuTrek movie Star Trek Beyond:

Star Trek Beyond posters

This is a collection of all the official posters for the 2016 nuTrek movie Star Trek Beyond.

The main US poster features the USS Enterprise souring through clouds, with the title omitting Star Trek. This appears to be an homage to the 1978 Superman movie poster, and has been seen in at least two variants, with different crops. Variations of the image are also widely used in social and other media for the film.

Picturing the USS Titan

In the 2002 movie Star Trek Nemesis it was revealed Captain Riker would be taking command of a starship of his own, the USS Titan. Almost nothing else was revealed about the ship on-screen, other than that Deanna Troi would be joining Riker on the new ship, and their first mission would be to deal with the fall-out on Romulus after the events of the film.

With the TNG-era done on-screen, the door was left open for new adventures of this new ship in Star Trek fiction, and Pocket Books made sure those adventures came, starting in 2005 with new book series featuring Riker's new ship, Star Trek: Titan.

Taking Wing, the first book in that new series, established the Titan as Luna class, a medium sized vessel of exploration. That book also included details of a competition to design the Luna class Titan. The winning design would be selected by a panel of Star Trek experts, and would become the official design of the new ship, and be featured on a future book cover. As the rules described:

All designs will be judged by the Star Trek editorial staff at Pocket Books, together with Star Trek designers Doug Drexler, Michael Okuda, and Rick Sternbach; Associate Producer, Star Trek: Enterprise David Rossi; Senior Director of Licensed Publishing for Viacom Consumer Products Paula M. Block; and Manager of Licensed Publishing for Viacom Consumer Products John Van Citters, all of whom are fully qualified to apply the stated judging criteria. Entries will be judged on the basis of originality (25%), execution (25%), consistency with the U.S.S. Titan Concept Notes (25%), consistency with Star Trek Starfleet style (25%). The winning design will be published in an upcoming Star Trek: Titan novel, and will be used as the basis for cover art on the same book. The winning designer will be credited on the novel's copyright page. In the event that there is an insufficient number of submissions received that meet the minimum standards determined by the judges, the prize will not be awarded.

The rules also included details of the Luna class, which the winning design would have to conform to (continues after the jump):

Dossiers

The Dossiers were a section of the 2009 Star Trek movie website (startrekmovie.com), which have subsequently been lost as the site has been updated to promote the next Star Trek film, Star Trek Into Darkness. They provided brief introductions to the key characters, locations, starships, and institutions of Star Trek, including details about those subjects which at the time were completely new information, and indeed some facts which remain unique to the dossiers. There were sixteen dossiers in total, which also offered the image as a downloadable wallpaper, without the text.

The Dossiers

01. James T. Kirk

Student/Starfleet Academy.

Top of his class in survival strategies and tactical analysis.

Assistant Instructor in Advanced Hand-to-Hand Combat.

Treasurer of Starfleet Academy's Xenolinguistics club.

Origin: Iowa - Earth.

02. Captain Christopher Pike

Captain of the Starship Enterprise.

Rose to his rank in only four years - the quickest in Starfleet history. Serves as Executive Officer in Starfleet's recruiting division.

Origin: Mojave - Earth.

03. Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy

Student/Starfleet Academy: Medical Officer.

Top of his class in anatomical and forensic pathology. Attended Earth's University of Mississippi.

04. U.S.S. Kelvin

Federation starship number NCC-0514.

Single warp nacelle. Used primarily as a survey vessel.

Captain: Richard Robau

First Officer: George Kirk

05. Uhura

Student/Starfleet Academy.

Specializes in xenolinguistics, tracking toward communications officer.

Proficient in 83% of official Federation languages and regional dialects.

Current Academy aide for Advanced Phonology and Advanced Acoustical Engineering courses.

Vice president of Starfleet Academy's Chorale Ensemble.

Origin: Africa.

06. Spock

Commander at Starfleet Academy.

Current instructor of Advanced Phonology and Interspecies Ethics. Specializes in computer programming, tracking toward Science Officer.

Awarded the title of "Grandmaster" by the Federation's Three-dimensional Chess Organization.

Lineage: Half-Vulcan, half-human.

07. Starfleet Academy

Main training facility for Starfleet cadets.

Headquartered in San Francisco.

They typical officer training program lasts between 4 - 7 years.

Sample courses include "Transporter Theory", "Temporal Mechanics" and "Intrasystem Peacekeeping Operations".

Motto: "Ex Astris, Scientia".

08. United Federation of Planets

Interstellar union of advanced civilizations ensuring mutual prosperity based on the principles of universal freedom, rights and equality for all types of life.

Founded by Humans, Vulcans, Androrians, and Tellarites in the spirit of enhancing peace and cooperation between worlds.

Current membership includes 120 planets and 700 colonies.

Headquartered in the Alpha Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy.

09. Vulcan

Class M planet. No moons.

One of the founding members of the United Federation of Planets. Homeworld to the humanoid race of Vulcans. Governed by the Vulcan High Command.

Climate conditions: dry, harsh desert, mountain ranges, scattered, small oceans.

Major cities: Gol and Shi'Kahr.

10. Montgomery Scott

Starfleet Officer.
Specialty: Engineering.

Awarded first in his class at Starfleet Academy, later revoked due to disciplinary action.

Former Academy aide for Admiral Archer's "Advanced Relativistic Mechanics" course.

Origin: Scotland.

11. Pavel Chekov

Starfleet Officer.
Rank: Ensign.
Specialty: Navigation.

Top of his class in "Stellar Cartography" and "Transporter Theory".

Expert in advanced theoretical physics.

Youngest cadet in history to win the Starfleet Academy Marathon.

Origin: Russia.

12. Hikaru Sulu

Starfleet Officer.
Rank: Lieutenant.
Position: Helmsman.

Top of his class in "Astrosciences" and "Advanced Botany".

Founded Starfleet Academy's "European Swordmanship" club.

Origin: San Francisco.

13. U.S.S. Enterprise

Federation Starfleet vessel NCC-1701.

Constitution class heavy cruiser.

Maximum speed: Warp 8.

Held in Beta Testing Ward 956 - approved for combat.

14. Nero

Commander of the Romulan mining vessel "Narada".

His discovery of massive lithium deposits on planet Delta Vega helped end Romulus's long-standing energy crisis.

Current Whereabouts: Unknown.

15. Jellyfish

Single-occupancy vessel commissioned by the Vulcan Science Academy.

Maximum speed: Warp 8.

16. Narada

Romulan mining vessel.

Class: Unknown.
Weaponry: Unknown.
Defenses: Unknown.
Maximum speed: Unknown.

Captain: Nero.
First Officer: Ayel.

Translations: Hebrew Star Trek novels and comics

This article is a history of Star Trek books published in Hebrew, from Israel. Several publishers have produced Star Trek novel translations in Hebrew, all TOS and TNG books. One publisher also produced a short run of Star Trek comics in Hebrew.

Zmora Bitan Modan (1979 -1982)
The first Star Trek books published in Israel came from Zmora Bitan Modan, who published four of James Blish's novelization anthologies (though curiously skipped the fourth book and went straight to number five) in 1979, and the original novel Trek to Madworld in 1982.

מסע בין כוכבים 1: החוק של צ'רלי

• Published: 1979.
• Original: Star Trek 1 - 1967.
• Translator: Micha Yanai.

מסע בין כוכבים :2: מחר הוא האתמול

• Published: 1979.
• Original: Star Trek 2 - 1968.
• Translator: L.E.D. Yehudai.

מסע בין כוכבים 3. מכונת יום הדין

• Published: 1979.
• Original: Star Trek 3 - 1969.
• Translator: L.E.D. Yehudai.

מסע בין כוכבים 5 . כוכב גן העדן

• Published: 1979.
• Original: Star Trek 5 - 1972.
• Translator: L.E.D. Yehudai.

מסע לעולם מטורף

• Published: 1982.
• Original: Trek to Madworld - 1979.
• Translator: David Karasik.

Light Publishing (1979)
Light Publishing made its sole Star Trek book in 1979 with the translation of the novelization of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

מסע בין כוכבים :הסרט

• Published: 1980.
• Original: Star Trek: The Motion Picture - 1979.
• Translator: Joseph Rust.
• Cover: Art by Bob Peak, reuse of original movie poster art.

Queen Comics (1987)
Queen Comics did a short run of Star Trek comics in 1987, translating the first few issues of DC Comics' first TOS series. There appaer to have been four books published, but the three covers I have so far found reuse the artwork from the original first, third and fifth issues of the DC series. As the first four issues make up a continuous story arc it would seem an odd decision to drop one issue in favour of skipping to the fifth issue - However the publisher did apparently have a habit of picking and choosing non-consecutive issues from other series they published, so it's possible. Another possibility is that the original issues were split and spread acorss the four books published. The only thing I know for sure is I don't know exactly what is in these four books!:

(אנטרפרייז (קשר חור התולעת

• Published: 1987.
• Original: The Wormhole Connection - 1984.
• Translator: Amos Eran.
• Cover: Art by George Perez, reused of original DC cover.

הקלינגון הטוב

• Published: 1987.
• Translator: Amos Eran.

(אוייבים וידידים.(שותפות קטלנית

• Published: 1987.
• Translator: Amos Eran.
• Cover: Art by George Perez, reused of original DC#3 cover.

אלים בני תמותה

• Published: 1987.
• Original: Mortal Gods - 1984.
• Translator: Amos Eran.
• Cover: Art by Tom Sutton and Sal Amendola, reused of original DC cover.

Kinneret Publishing (1992)
Kinneret Publishing were the next to appear with just one Trek book, this time the novelization of Encounter at Farpoint.

מסע לפארפוינט

• Published: 1992.
• Original: Encounter at Farpoint - 1987.
• Translator: Ehud Tease.

Maariv Book Guild (1994-1995)
The Maariv Book Guild had a short run of Star Trek books starting in 1994. They published translations of several Bantam original TOS novels, in hardcover format.

עולם בלי קץ

• Published: 1994.
• Original: World Without End - 1974.
• Translator: Ofra Ofer.
• Cover: Art by Enric Torres-Prat, reused of 1985 Bantam Books cover.

עולם ללא כוכבים

• Published: 1994.
• Original: The Starless World - 1978.
• Translator: Ofra Ofer.
• Cover: Art by Kazuhiko Sano, reused of 1994 Bantam Spectra cover.

מחירו של הפניקס

• Published: 1995.
• Original: The Price of the Phoenix - 1977.
• Translator: David Enoch.
• Cover: Art by Kazuhiko Sano, reused of 1993 Bantam Spectra cover. 

ספוק משיח!

• Published: 1995.
• Original: Spock, Messiah! - 1976.
• Translator: David Enoch.
• Cover: Reused of 1993 Bantam Books cover.

Snow (1994-1997)
Snow also began publishing Star Trek translations in 1994, but they focused on TNG; printing translations of several early TNG novels; the first four books in the Starfleet Academy series; and finally the novelization of First Contact.

שומרי השלום

• Published: 1994.
• Original: The Peacekeepers - 1988.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Maelo Cintron, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

מסיכת החוכמה

• Published: 1994.
• Original: Masks - 1989.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Maelo Cintron, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

כבודו של הקפטין

• Published: 1994.
• Original: The Captains' Honor - 1989.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Enric Torres-Prat, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

כוכב הפיראטים

• Published: 1994.
• Original: Debtors' Planet - 1994.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Keith Birdsong, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

תחנת פרומתאוס בסכנה

• Published: 1995.
• Original: Worf's First Adventure - 1993.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Catherine Huerta, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

משימה בדאנטאר

• Published: 1995.
• Original: Line of Fire - 1993.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Catherine Huerta, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

המאבק בבריקאר

• Published: 1995.
• Original: Survival - 1993.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Catherine Huerta, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

המאבק בסאפיר

• Published: 1995.
• Original: Capture the Flag - 1994.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Art by Catherine Huerta, reuse of original Pocket Books cover art.

המפגש

• Published: 1997.
• Original: First Contact - 1996.
• Translator: Inbal Sagiv.
• Cover: Reuse of original movie poster art.