Discovery Size Argument™ thread
- Thread starter F. King Daniel
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That is non-canon. Nothing said the ship was the largest, it may have been starfleets heavy hitter. But it was 20+years old by TOS. I don't see it being the largest, heck in real life we have civilian cargo ships that dwarf warships.
But the Enterprise is the "largest, most complex spacecraft in the universe!"
Aha. The secondary hull is actually two decks high...
ECS ships were probably bigger on average. The Fortunate and Horizon certainly were.But the Enterprise is the "largest, most complex spacecraft in the universe!"
It will probably have some similarities to the Defiant in that image since it came from the Prime Universe. Any differences in the Prime version we eventually see on screen we can chalk up to Terran modifications. (or a low quality schematic)
It does have the dual pronged deflector like every other starfleet ship we've seen so far.
Other then the cutouts and impulse deck, the saucer is pretty similar to the TOS Connie. I wouldn't call it a completely different shape. It's still round, and the edges are at an angle.
The secondary hull seems similar to the Refit.
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But the Enterprise is the "largest, most complex spacecraft in the universe!"
That cutaway makes me feel warm and tingly and nostalgicBut the Enterprise is the "largest, most complex spacecraft in the universe!"
I think the Connie we see will be a prime ship.
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The Connie may not be the longest is length, but most powerful per unit mass? Design might be 20 years old by TOS, but it does not follow that there was a successor in use. I thought Excelsior class was going to be that.
It's not the about the size, it's how you use it.
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