Who is considered to be the most powerful species in the Star Trek Universe? We know the Borg are powerful but they can be beaten by species 8472, but species 8472 can be beaten by the Federation (...

After his Borg assimilation, Captain Picard appeared to be 100% restored to his original human self. But was that the case? (This question is purely about his physical restoration, I'm not interested

The Borg Queen in "Dark Frontier" is explicitly a member of Species 125, and not human. However, she looks like an ordinary human with Borg implants: Presumably at least some of the other human …

The Borg would, having swallowed Voyager, destroy Star Fleet and Janeway before it itself died. A last revenge. But they were destroyed before that could happen, and Janeway dumped out to alpha. One …

Q didn't take the Enterprise-D to Borg space, just the cube nearest to the D's current position (and if you like, the retconned information given from the ENT episode Regeneration, was heading towards …

Aug 19, 2012 · In Regeneration Starfleet learns about a culture that we (as audience) know as The Borg. According to TNG, the Federation doesn't seem to know anything about these beings when …

The Borg adapt, and the Borg create specialized drones for specialized tasks. In episodes of TNG we see the Borg can create personal force fields to protect themselves from hazards, and in I, Borg …

Feb 2, 2011 · In "First Contact" Picard kills a couple of Borg drones in the Holodeck with a holographic Tommy gun. It would appear that while the Borg are able to adapt to become impervious to energy …

If the Borg possess the ability to time travel as we have seen, why would they travel in space to their target (i.e. Earth) then back in time, could not they do it from the Delta quadrant? That is ...

In the Star Trek franchise, do the letters in the title "Borg" represent anything other than an abbreviation of the term "Cyborg"? If it is an acronym, what does "Borg" stand for?