star wars - Who and what is the Resistance left with at the end of The Last Jedi?

So the Rebels took a pretty big hit. They didn't have a lot at the start of The Last Jedi, and they had… almost nothing at the end of The Last Jedi. In fact, the entire Resistance (as we know it) appears to be entirely contained within the Millennium Falcon.

So who and what do they have left to fight with in episode IX?

Answer

It appears to be the case that only those on the Millennium Falcon survived. So we know of the following active members:

Leia Organa

Poe Dameron

Finn

Rose Tico

C-3PO

R2-D2

BB-8

Chewbacca

Lieutenant Connix

C'ai Threnalli

Other than that I believe Commander D'Acy, Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo's second in command, is still alive though I'm not 100% on that. I'm also not certain on this but Nien Nunb could have been there at the end.

There are probably some Porgs on the ship after Chewie brought them with him and then there's a handful of other surviving members but I'm not sure if these are named.

Although not active members of the Rebellion Maz Kanata and the Master Codebreaker appear to be on their side and as far as we are aware they are still alive.

As stated above it appears that their only surviving ship at the moment is the Falcon. However, they likely have other abandoned bases like the one on Crait so there's potentially more old abandoned ships left on some planets like the Salt Speeders.

Lastly, as we saw in the films ending scene Luke's final act has inspired the downtrodden to rise up again. The child at the end is either already a rebellion member or is going to be. This is important as it means at the start of the next film the rebellion could be back up to it's usual "strength".

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star trek - Warning regarding forward saucer section in Nemesis?

In Star Trek: Nemesis , just before the Enterprise rams into the Scimitar, Picard sends a text message from his captain's chair arm pad to Troi — who is manning the helm in lieu of the crewman who was just blown out through what was once the view screen — indicating that she should put full impulse on standby. (Literally, if you watch the scene closely, Troi's console prefaces the order with "TXT MSG" !) My question is: Did Picard also somehow warn crew members in the forward saucer section about what was about to happen? The ramming of the Scimitar was a heat of the moment decision. Considering that he also resorted to calling the auto-destruct sequence shortly after (which ended up being offline), he probably was of the mindset that any losses would be acceptable in order to hault Shinzon's march to Earth. Still, I'm curious. Answer The original script indicates that he called for the crew to " brace for impact ". Whether that call (or the comma...

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