It was smaller, had an integrated control panel, and actually created a stable planet out of a nebula. And while you can continue to doubt all...
If you had said that a year ago it would be true. But since then we have found out that the tech apparently was advanced and made safer.
That it can be reproduced and used at all is all that's required to negate the narrative uniqueness of the Progenitor technology that does the...
Narrative wise it's appeared four times. The first in it's original movie, the second in the sequel movie, the third in Picard Season 3, and the...
Then you're not looking. The obvious of course is that it has meant the functional death of character centered episodes for anyone but the main...
Yes we did.
The Discovery writers really need a canon guru. Because literally everything they had Stamets list was stuff Genesis was proven to be capable of...
Not really. Oh, if this was the TNG/DS9/VOY era you'd be absolutely right. But the limited number of episodes per season current trek suffers...
Which doesn't change the fact that it's a show that almost nobody wants.
And yet somehow they're still going forward with Academy, the show almost nobody wants.
For short seasons 12 is proven sweet spot. For long seasons 20-26 is the proven sweet spot.
No, we can accurately replicate Greek Fire. What we can't do is confirm the accuracy to scientific standards, because there is no recording of...
Nothing in currently known canon says that was done by the Progenitors.
By Implied, I meant the progenitors directly stated it in their message. Our scientists seeded the primordial oceans of many worlds, where life...
So more bad writing then. Not really? TNG implied they seeded life in the sense of spreading single celled building blocks from planet to planet...
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