Spoilers Season 3 Episode 9 'Terra Firma pt 1' promo

[TheMadCloner]

Maybe the snow planet is Delta Vega...

 

[Tuskin38]

Yep.

I'm guessing it's CG.

 

[Tiberius Jim]

This does indeed retroactively explain why/how Prime Spock passed away prior to Beyond. Sad that that's how he would go out, though.

 

[Tuskin38]

This does indeed retroactively explain why/how Prime Spock passed away prior to Beyond.

It actually doesn't.

There's a big difference between 900 years and 150.

 

[Midquest]

So, correct me if I'm wrong, but the version of Discovery that appears in the first shot of the trailer is the ship before the refit, no?

Could an alternate Discovery be the ship at the center of the nebula--in other words, the version from Calypso?

 

[Tuskin38]

So, correct me if I'm wrong, but the version of Discovery that appears in the first shot of the trailer is the ship before the refit, no?

Could an alternate Discovery be the ship at the center of the nebula--in other words, the version from Calypso?

It's probably just a mistake.

 

[Midquest]

Certainly possibly, especially given the color grading and combadge issues with this trailer.

 

[Xerxus]

So, correct me if I'm wrong, but the version of Discovery that appears in the first shot of the trailer is the ship before the refit, no?

Could an alternate Discovery be the ship at the center of the nebula--in other words, the version from Calypso?

It's just stock footage. They used the same one at the end of 3x03.

 

[Tiberius Jim]

It actually doesn't.

There's a big difference between 900 years and 150.

It's not just the time difference, though, it's the difference in universe, too. Still seems possible to me.

 

[Firebird]

It actually doesn't.

There's a big difference between 900 years and 150.

Here’s what I theorized earlier in the thread:

Who knows - maybe that’s what ended up killing Spock? Could be that the degree of degradation from moving in time and realities is magnified by the spacetime distance between the two points of travel. In the case of Spock, who only went back ~130 years, he might not have gone far enough to start having issues right away, explaining why he lasted a few years in the Kelvin timeline.

 

[Tuskin38]

It's not just the time difference, though, it's the difference in universe, too. Still seems possible to me.

I doubt they'd kill him off this way.

 

[Agony_Boothb]

The preview clip. I had a feeling lieutenant yor would be a time traveller but i didn't think he would be from the kelvin timeline

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[The Wormhole]

According to that clip, Yor is from 2379, which is the same year as Nemesis. So why is he wearing the TNG Seasons 1-2 uniform? Or is that what uniform they were on in the Kelvin timeline in that year?

 

[IMC Headquarters]

The preview clip. I had a feeling lieutenant yor would be a time traveller but i didn't think he would be from the kelvin timeline

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David Cronenberg has just delivered the finest infodump I have ever heard!!!

This is f*****g epic!!!

Make him the next Doctor Who!!!

 

[fireproof78]

According to that clip, Yor is from 2379, which is the same year as Nemesis. So why is he wearing the TNG Seasons 1-2 uniform? Or is that what uniform they were on in the Kelvin timeline in that year?

Unless he was sent on a time assignment to that period.

 

[Agony_Boothb]

According to that clip, Yor is from 2379, which is the same year as Nemesis. So why is he wearing the TNG Seasons 1-2 uniform? Or is that what uniform they were on in the Kelvin timeline in that year?

Yor was a time soldier so maybe the uniform was for a mission to the early 2360's

 

[IMC Headquarters]

Unless he was sent on a time assignment to that period.

Looks like Geordie had him cleaning plasma conduits.

 

[TheMadCloner]

So they're aware of the Kelvin universe? I wonder if they've thought about intentionally crossing it to see if the Burn occurred there as well? Or at least to see how much more advanced their tech is considering even 23rd century Kelvin tech looks to be superior to 24th century Prime tech.

 

[fireproof78]

Looks like Geordie had him cleaning plasma conduits.

It was a very important mission...

 

[eschaton]

The preview clip. I had a feeling lieutenant yor would be a time traveller but i didn't think he would be from the kelvin timeline

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One of the reasons this is box-of-hammers dumb is because 98% of atoms in a human body are replaced in a single year. So even if Georgiou's molecules want to go "back" they are mostly elsewhere already.

Of course, even losing 2% of yourself is a big deal. And chances are many of the atoms which we keep over the longer run are in our neurons, since they don't regenerate in adulthood. Which might explain the mental issues she has been having.