It would have been kinda funny if it turned our Stamets returned them to a slightly different universe, where Klingons had hair and classic D7's instead of the original Disco D7.
USS Enterprise (eventually) on Discovery?
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^^^ all jest aside, I think you might be onto something... also, Mirror Stamets is still at large isn't he? 
The fact that Discovery highlighted multiverses accessible via shroomdrive tech, kinda implies that different 'verses exist and will be looked at within the series - otherwise, why overtly show such a thing, if it were not a significant plot component to be further explored (evidently, the Mirrorverse plot point was introduced fairly early into the first season).
So it stands to reason that there's potentially more than one enterprise to be showcased on Discovery.
The fact that Discovery highlighted multiverses accessible via shroomdrive tech, kinda implies that different 'verses exist and will be looked at within the series - otherwise, why overtly show such a thing, if it were not a significant plot component to be further explored (evidently, the Mirrorverse plot point was introduced fairly early into the first season).
So it stands to reason that there's potentially more than one enterprise to be showcased on Discovery.
^^^ all jest aside, I think you might be onto something... also, Mirror Stamets is still at large isn't he?
In what sense? He was phasered to bits in his respective universe. Although I guess his Nexus Shadow might survive in the network somehow.
This could be a recurring motif. A bit like the Temporal Cold War in ENT. I'm sort of hoping it won't be...
Timo Saloniemi
Liquid metal hull that can morph to suit the crews needs?
I went and saw "Flight of the Navigator" three times the first two weeks it was around.Oh man yes please!
One of the best kid sci-fi movies from the 80s!
(and I was 27 at the time)
Great movie.
Right, and it's a schematic so it's definitely not a final CGI rendering and the actual hull coloring could look completely different in reality as most real things would differ to schematics. The straight pylons i'm not excited about until I see the real ship with them.
That's what makes it really odd, they've had the angled pylon model since probably December or January 2018 at the earliest. Several months before they started production. It's a really odd error to make.
Drawing Starbase One in Earth orbit when it's 100AU out is an odd error to make, especially since they could have just cut a few words in post and fixed it.
I guess it's the Discovery way.
Just ignore what you see. Problem solved!
More like the Trek way........all the others have been full of mistakes as well.
I'm sorry. I wasn't paying attention.
This guy gets it.
This particular comeback is starting to grate on me almost as much as "but what about Hilary?!" in any political discussion. Shouldn't newer shows with more money and a lesser production schedule strive to eliminate errors that other shows made in a mad dash to meet production deadlines?
it makes it better capable of pleasing the producers.
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