That's right.They didn't kill the entity. Just trapped it in a containment field. They could still conceivably communicate with it.
Might this be a part of the Culber storyline? We shall see.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x03 - "Point of Light"
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Might this be a part of the Culber storyline? We shall see.
No. THIS bridge is too big.
No, its exactly the right size if your ship happens to be a gothic cathedral in space.
I would not want to be on the second level when that ship is attacked.
No. THIS is a gothic cathedral in space.
See, I can do this all day!!
Except for the fact that you clearly have no idea what a gothic cathedral even looks like, That doesn't look more like a piece of any Christian architecture than, say, a Klingon D7 does. Hell, this looks a million times closer to a gothic cathedral than what you chose: At least it has flying buttresses.
The ships computer won't let "anything" fall too far.
Gravity nets don't have a lot of range either.
Mirror Archer crushed that Gorn by isolating one piece of deck plating the size of a small living room rug.
Back closer to the beginning of Enterprise we see Mayweather hovering in a sweetspot, because the gravity fields on the floors, walls and ceiling did not reach the other side of the room, or it was something about larger fields trying to keep the entire ship upright like they're on a planet overlapping too much.
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I miss as many subtleties as anyone, but I think they signaled that L'Rell was lying to the council in her conversation with Georgiou. When the emperor asked L'Rell if she could kill Ash and L'Rell replied "no" she couldn't kill "the father of her child" (or baby) and Georgiou replied that she "had to ask", that let us know that if she couldn't kill Ash, no way could she kill Ash Jr., and that Georgiou wouldn't either.
So, in the next scene when speaking to the council and launching into that story, I thought, oh, that's how she's handling it -- the Klingon way.
This is what I get for skipping a Star Trek series.
Except for the fact that you clearly have no idea what a gothic cathedral even looks like, That doesn't look more like a piece of any Christian architecture than, say, a Klingon D7 does. Hell, this looks a million times closer to a gothic cathedral than what you chose: At least it has flying buttresses.
I wasn't trying to get into an argument. It was(I thought) a fun, lighthearted exchange.
But, unfortunately, if we must get into a pissing contest, you are incorrect. The Event Horizon was specifically designed to evoke a gothic cathedral. In fact, the designers scanned elements of various cathedrals to aid in the design of the ship, both inside and out.
The extras on the DVD and direct quotes from model designer David Sharpe are your sources.
The term "gravity net" is from DS9 Explorers, when Sisko built a solar sailing ship. That was one of Ben's exceptions to the authenticity of his hobbyjob.
Okay, then this is what I get for having a crap memory and not having seen that episode in over 10 years.
He did in the books.
Also in the books he accidentally created the Albino trying to cure it.
The books are weird. But I love them.
According to Glenn Hetrick, this Klingon design is House Antaak
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Okay, then this is what I get for having a crap memory and not having seen that episode in over 10 years.
We don't remember much of anything from binging, but who has the strength to limit a review of 176 episodes to three years?
Its fine if they think so, but just a single image search on gothic cathedrals proves, at least were it came the external design of the Event Horizon, they are talking out of their nether regions,
Hey man, my team just won the Super Bowl, so I'll say it was designed like a fucking Chuck E Cheese if it will make you happy and allow us to end an inane, meaningless, off-topic argument that was never meant to be an argument.
Christ!
I don't chew on NERDS, I just like to suck on them.
(and most of the time they are very appreciative of that)
The Event Horizon? The first shop to use the spore drive. They just went to a more interesting place.No. THIS is a gothic cathedral in space.
See, I can do this all day!!
The Event Horizon? The first shop to use the spore drive. They just went to a more interesting place.
Haha! Based on the glances we get, I'd dispute the use of the word "interesting" as being the best fit here.
Man, I loved that movie when it came out.No. THIS bridge is too big.
Went and saw it three times.
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