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My local book stores aren't carrying it yet. I'll have to order some online. How is the print quality?

Yeah, I'll be sending a lot of them out as Christmas gifts myself this year. :D

The calendar is now available! (Also on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, etc.)

The calendar is now available! (Also on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, etc.)

Yeah. Lots of horizontal wiggle room. Not much vertical, especially in the saucer, where takeoff and landing is done through an angled ramp.

No. The Odyssey is more so, but CBS removed the word "canon" from all the associated DTNE press, so hypothetically neither of them are "official" until we've seen them on the screen.

Yeah. She's 755 meters, so the longest to date, but a bit shorter than her predecessors with only 21 decks. Much of her length is from the nacelles. Her saucer and stardrive are only Enterprise-C size.

Thanks! Yeah, it seemed wiser than the crew having to get up and move to another bridge in the middle of a crisis.

Yeah, it's the Milky Way. It also doesn't move because that would ruin the loop, and I want people to be able to download it and let it run forever.

Thanks! I think my daughter and I will be working on a star map with planets next.

Whipped this up just for fun. Almost made a ten hour version until I looked at the projected render time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENngZlLXDZc

Winner gets a screen-used Terminator skull. http://forums.stanwinstonschool.com/categories/robot-art-contest My entry: http://forums.stanwinstonschool.com/discussion/1734/arachnobot-by-shawn-fuzzy-modem-weixelman

Erp! Yes. My bad.

B2?

No, no, similarities between Avatar and Aliens (both James Cameron) just as there are also similarities between Firefly and Alien: Resurrection (both Joss Whedon.) Each of them was hired to expand on Ridley Scott's Alien universe, and each adapted their pre-existing idea to that universe...

You never noticed the similarities?

Or he'd always had the idea, and adapted it to the Alien universe, the way Ridley Scott did with Avatar.

He's not infallible, but his particular approach to postmodern genre comedy is pretty great. He is the master of taking predictable clichés and turning them around. :rommie:

Certainly the most obvious. There is also the black second in command (is that racist of me?) the girly grease-monkey (sexist?) and science experiment bad-ass chick (anti-feminist?) and the love interest pilot. No cripples in Firefly though (totally not-PC) nor Shepherds in A:R...

Not reeeealy...