Well... if the Discovery and SNW Enterprise had TARDIS-like properties on their interiors, imagine what they could do by the 32nd/33rd century... 
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Yep. In fairness, though, the first production to show TARDIS-like properties in a starship was TFF. 
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They sure are definately a ample set!
Can someone tell me if we ever saw warp plasma flowing from the ship to the detached nacelles?
Don't recall ever seeing that. Maybe some form of "induction"? No clue... 
The Halo Section seems to be directly connected to the feathers, so presumably not operating from the Engineering in Episode 1
Is there a full MSD of this ship clearly seen yet? I remember seeing what appear to be top-down deck layouts but not a full profile MSD cutaway - unless I missed something, of course.
They would likely make the bigger outside to make the inside fit. I suspect that's what they did for Discovery and their ridiculous turbolift hub funhouse, and the SNW-E with their cavernous lower cargo hold. Or they just simply ignored its existence and put something else in there where the TARDIS rooms were supposed to have been. Either way, it's kind of a cop-out from a lack of realistic planning and coordination.
The same way a Video Game map would show it.
Entire Map correlates to approximate small room's relative location & entrances to explain the "Bigger on the Inside" room.
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- Any starship's turbolift ride has only ever been as long as the scene written that involves it. We don't QUITE know how tall the Athena is, but it's tall enough that Ake can be a cat next to her guest and have an extended talk. I think the record however was an incredibly long TOS Enterprise ride from the Bridge to Deck 2, though I can't remember the episode.
- The Athena is back on Earth after a one-episode jaunt to unexpectedly save the Klingon empire. I'm guessing that the show is set up that they can simply be in space whenever the story requires it, versus spending a whole term in space after a term on Earth or somesuch. Did everyone just get their Speed of Light club certificate in their materials on day one of classes?
- SAM is.. Probably..? Not using any ship-based systems or mobile emitter or lightbee as we understand it to project herself. This is arguably the first time we've seen her off campus and away from any infrastructure that can support her. She's also probably not a literally program being hosted in a physical server somewhere, so I'm looking forward to an explanation of what's supporting her. She's able to beam / reproject herself around a bar, so does that mean she's purely photonic energy? Or does she have an emitter that also has transporter technology built in?
- DS9 uniforms don't have pockets.
- Prior to this, the Bix symbiont was some 800 years old, near the end of its lifespan, and stated as older than most. Now Dax blows this out of the water, though some fans point out that time travel , various spacey shenanigans, or just really good genetics may have preserved it better than expected. It is DAX, after all.
- Sisko apparently chose to be in the clouds at rush hour. I don't know what the population of San Francisco is in 3195, but those are a LOT of ships / transports in the air during that last shot of the episode. And at that distance, they're all airliner-sized at least, if not bigger!
Mark
- Any starship's turbolift ride has only ever been as long as the scene written that involves it. We don't QUITE know how tall the Athena is, but it's tall enough that Ake can be a cat next to her guest and have an extended talk. I think the record however was an incredibly long TOS Enterprise ride from the Bridge to Deck 2, though I can't remember the episode.
- The Athena is back on Earth after a one-episode jaunt to unexpectedly save the Klingon empire. I'm guessing that the show is set up that they can simply be in space whenever the story requires it, versus spending a whole term in space after a term on Earth or somesuch. Did everyone just get their Speed of Light club certificate in their materials on day one of classes?
- SAM is.. Probably..? Not using any ship-based systems or mobile emitter or lightbee as we understand it to project herself. This is arguably the first time we've seen her off campus and away from any infrastructure that can support her. She's also probably not a literally program being hosted in a physical server somewhere, so I'm looking forward to an explanation of what's supporting her. She's able to beam / reproject herself around a bar, so does that mean she's purely photonic energy? Or does she have an emitter that also has transporter technology built in?
- DS9 uniforms don't have pockets.
- Prior to this, the Bix symbiont was some 800 years old, near the end of its lifespan, and stated as older than most. Now Dax blows this out of the water, though some fans point out that time travel , various spacey shenanigans, or just really good genetics may have preserved it better than expected. It is DAX, after all.
- Sisko apparently chose to be in the clouds at rush hour. I don't know what the population of San Francisco is in 3195, but those are a LOT of ships / transports in the air during that last shot of the episode. And at that distance, they're all airliner-sized at least, if not bigger!
Mark
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In another thread on the board someone screen capped the turbolift monitor which suggests there are either 17 or 35 decks, it looks like the decks in the Halo Section might be numbered apart from the saucer and neck.
If you look at the references in Episode 4 to the new Betazoid Government, the absence of the War College, Tarima and Ocam, it lends to the chronological order of the episodes being 1, 4. 2, 3, 5 - the only problem being their jackets from Episode 3 being worn.
We saw Caleb put an Usher on the fritz in Episode 2, so we might be able to assume that the Academy has some sort of long distance projection ability.
The costume they used I'm 90% sure is a screen used one that just hasn't been taken well care of over the years.
It appears to match this screen used Sisko uniform that was put on auction in 2015. I'm not sure if it is the same one and they contacted the buyer to ask to borrow it, but the pants are the same design.
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Benjamin Siskos (Avery Brooks) Starfleetuniform from Star Trek Deep Space 9.Siskos uniform was updated to this style forthe later seasons of the shows run.pThe costume consists of a Starfleet uniformjacket, burgundy bodysuit and a pair ofblack trousers with built-in braces. Thejacket is black...
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I don't think that's a pocket, but a loop. probably where they'd normally hang their tricorder or phaser.
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The TOS episode with the long turboride is "The Enterprise Incident".
The Athena has 35 decks, 10 levels, and 7 sublevels.
The Athena has 35 decks, 10 levels, and 7 sublevels.
So, what's this little thing here, coming up in episode 6?
It has a distinctive Kelvin-esque look to it:
It has a distinctive Kelvin-esque look to it:
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