You're taking that line way too seriously.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x03 - "Point of Light"
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Yes, but that's not important right now.
I'm tempted to say "4 minutes, 45 seconds", but don't trust my accuracy on that.
I can make out "Azure Nebula'. Using that as a Landmark we might be able to guess that other labels using the Star Charts. That also means it is the Klingon border like you thought.
It appears to cover about this area. The map in the show seems to be centred on the Hromi Cluster
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So, Epsilon-7 through Epsilon-11 and Starbases 24 and 234 thrown in. And, as you say, the display centers on the Hromi Cluster region, so they might be somewhere in that stack of sectors.
I stand corrected on my earlier assertion. Thank you for the corrective evidence.
And, subject to correction by GAIA data, here's a look through the 320 lightyears' worth of the Xarantine/Algieba sector stack, courtesy of Jed Whitten's Starmap utility.
I stand corrected on my earlier assertion. Thank you for the corrective evidence.
And, subject to correction by GAIA data, here's a look through the 320 lightyears' worth of the Xarantine/Algieba sector stack, courtesy of Jed Whitten's Starmap utility.
I think L'Rell knows they were not the real heads.
It does appear that some people are still having trouble mentally dealing with a Star Trek where everything presented on the screen isn't all tied up in a neat bow after every hour, especially where that is combined with character driven story telling. And this has lead them to think that Star Trek isn't producing enough comedy material of late? Weird.
And that is one of the reasons nostalgia used to be considered a mental illness.
Yeah, I didn't enjoy this one much and gave it a *very* generous 5.
- I found the whole Klingon story boring plus I can't stand of Ash
- But it was amusing how much english the Klingons suddenly started speaking and the hair .. LOL!
- I wish they stop all the Spock nonsense and leave his character alone.
Don' t they feel competent already to stop leaning on the Show's great old characters?
Just (try to) create your own great characters..geez - Section 31 was "meh...". I like Yeoh and I wouldn't mind a ST series with her but her MU appalling character + S31 + Tyler dunno..
- I have strongly stated before how much Tilly frustrates me, BUT she was the best part of the episode. I suspect her "ghost" will return.
- Anyone keeps a count on what Burnham knows/studied/she is an ace in/excels at?
Just wondered when she mentioned she is a xenoanthropologist (among *many* other things)
Nah, this show is pretty much the same old same old, with more money spent on it.
How?
Come to think of it, it looks like their screen graphics people are adapting to the Mandel symbology there...I can make out "Azure Nebula'. Using that as a Landmark we might be able to guess that other labels using the Star Charts. That also means it is the Klingon border like you thought.
It appears to cover about this area. The map in the show seems to be centred on the Hromi Cluster
Burnham mentioned this in the very first episode.
You know Burnham isn't the first star trek character to excel in multiple fields or be good at everything right? Let's use Picard for example.
- Was the youngest ever to win the Starfleet decathlon
- Was touted by Richard Galen, to be the greatest archaeologist of his generation, had he not gone into starfleet.
- became a captain in his thirties
- has a tactical maneuver named after him, which is studied at the academy
- considered one of starfleet's best diplomats
- attractive younger women were always into him
- Of all the billions of humans, he was the one to garner the attention of a omnipotent being to challenge.
But yeah burnham = mary sue or whatever
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