He finally came up with that longevity solution.Do you mean Altan Inigo Soong? Because Adam Soong would be 400+ years old at this point.
He finally came up with that longevity solution.Do you mean Altan Inigo Soong? Because Adam Soong would be 400+ years old at this point.
He finally came up with that longevity solution.
I don't think they're the same person, but rather clones of the previous.You've got to hand it to Picard writers for taking the concept of Data looking like his creator and writing out a situation which it is now more believable (at least to me) that all these fools that look like Data are actually the same person across 400 years. Sure, ENT started the party with Arik, but Adam and Altan for sure take the cakes.
There's no way Starfleet would restore the Enterprise-D. Maybe they find an old Galaxy class and rename her Enterprise?
Where...? I hate navigating Twitter.I ran across this tweet from TrekCentral, to which Terry Matalas gives an "intriguing" reply immediately below...
https://twitter.com/TheTrekCentral/status/1556742564014850049
Right at the very top of the page. I clicked on it and it was there. You can't miss it. There's no way you can miss it. WarpFactorZ gave a direct link to the tweet itself.Where...? I hate navigating Twitter.
I'm now definitely thinking they restored the saucer and attached it to a new (or recycled) stardrive section. Someone with the right amount of pull at Starfleet Command could do it, if they wanted to do it badly enough.I ran across this tweet from TrekCentral, to which Terry Matalas gives an "intriguing" reply immediately below...
https://twitter.com/TheTrekCentral/status/1556742564014850049
The first reply I see is from someone named "Jay." So, my Twitter-foo is failing me. Not that I have much.Right at the very top of the page. I clicked on it and it was there. You can't miss it. There's no way you can miss it. WarpFactorZ gave a direct link to the tweet itself.
I'm now definitely thinking they restored the saucer and attached it to a new (or recycled) stardrive section. Someone with the right amount of pull at Starfleet Command could do it, if they wanted to do it badly enough.
This is more along the lines of what I'm leaning towards. But who knows?Unless the stardrive was a restored hulk from the war
Waste of what? Post scarcity right?
Restoring a famous starship and potentially becoming a museum piece?Time, energy...
This is more along the lines of what I'm leaning towards. But who knows?
The bottom of the "new" Enterprise-D probably used to be another ship. So, basically, it would be a kitbash.
Restoring a famous starship and potentially becoming a museum piece?
From what standpoint? If we are post-scarcity then the time and energy is a non-factor. We are post Dominion War, and celebrating a famous starship. So, it's only a waste if one is purely pragmatic and refuses to acknowledge any sort of emotional attachment a person might feel towards a starship.yeah, post scarcity or not it seems like a waste of time and manpower to build a brand new, from scratch stardrive section simply to be a museum piece. Restoring something that would be non-functional is one thing. But post-war and post Romulan supernova a new ship of the line makes more sense than a museum piece.
I'm not so sure. The tweet in question was (in response to an article saying "The Enterprise-D is back in S3"):I'm now definitely thinking they restored the saucer and attached it to a new (or recycled) stardrive section. Someone with the right amount of pull at Starfleet Command could do it, if they wanted to do it badly enough.
Terry Matalas said:It is not what is being reported here. There are many nods to the past, but not what people are expecting based on this. All I will say.
Thank you for posting that.I'm not so sure. The tweet in question was (in response to an article saying "The Enterprise-D is back in S3"):
This doesn't sound like there will be an actual ship. I'd say it's either just the saucer in the fleet museum, or a holodeck recreation of the bridge only.
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