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🔥 Starfleet's Failure In #StarTrek: #StarfleetAcademy! It looks like Starfleet has messed up in the latest episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Spoiler Warning! We’ve finally learnt what Pirate Nus Braka stole from Starbase J-19, the experimental weapons research facility. It turns out he stole Omega-47, a synthetic variant...

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