Discuss. Speculate. Battle. Here's a partial cutaway: EDIT: Or is it the USS Shenzhou?? Only 10 decks? It's much smaller than I expected, although those crazy nacelles will boost the overall length quite a bit. I was hoping for:
I see people debate the size of these things a lot, I've always wondered why it matters. We'll see the same spaces regardless of whether the ship is 100 metres or 100 kilometres. Bridge, sickbay, engineering, continuously redressed crew quarters, transporter, ready room, corridor. That's where our action will be set. The Defiant was theoretically tiny compared to other ships, and we still saw all those spaces.
This is true, but I do get a kick out of trying to figure out how those often-reused and redressed sets are supposed to fit, and whether the size at which they fit is anything close to what The Powers That Be™ intend the ship to be.
I really like that Shenzhou is not huge, and if the scaling on the Discovery poster showing the saucer edge and a person is roughly current, it is not huge either. Sizewise these ships seem to fit to the prime timeline nicely. Though apparently the Klingons have some gigantic übership... Oh well...
To be fair, the Vulcans at one near a km long in ENT. And the klingons have been in space a long time. Like around the 14th century IIRC
It is a 200 year old 'sarcophagus' ship, it might not be primarily a combat vessels, size =/= power. Though who am I kidding? They're Klingons.
They weld their dead to the hull. So to fight them, you have to desecrate their fallen. That ought to get them nice and wound up for a scrap.
Someone on a set visit mentioned they spotted a tactical map that showed the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A, so, you know, shit still happens.