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Borg Queen's sphere

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After the attacking Borg cube was destroyed using Captain Jean-Luc Picards knowledge from his time as Locutus. This sphere left the cube before it was destroyed, and traveled back to the year 2063, in order to prevent the First Contact. It was destroyed by the USS Enterprise-E, which had followed the Borg through the temporal vortex. (Star Trek: First Contact)

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After the attacking Borg cube was destroyed using Captain Jean-Luc Picards knowledge from his time as Locutus. This sphere left the cube before it was destroyed, and traveled back to the year 2063, in order to prevent the First Contact. It was destroyed by the USS Enterprise-E, which had followed the Borg through the temporal vortex. (Star Trek: First Contact) The remains of the sphere were later found by a group of scientists in the Arctic Circle in 2153, buried under snow and ice of a glacier. Two drones had survived the crash and were preserved in the ice. Upon regeneration, the Borg drones assimilated the scientists and collected all remains of the sphere to include it to the assimilated transport Arctic One. This transport was later destroyed by Enterprise NX-01. (ENT: "Regeneration") Debris of this Borg sphere is featured as January cover of the 2008 Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar, titled "Things From Another World" by John Teska According to Decipher's Starships sourcebook, this sphere was called Designate 194.