Looks like one of those lateral transporter thingies.
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Looks like one of those lateral transporter thingies.
The refit has the proper amount of windows for the ready room
https://twitter.com/trekcore/status/1335426708548284416?s=21
https://twitter.com/trekcore/status/1335426708548284416?s=21
Too little room either side of the windows on the model vs. the set
Didn't they already fix this for the last couple of S2 episodes, only to revert back to five windows for S3?
The first fix probably involved Saru ordering the plating over of the outer windows, but Detmer crashed the ship into too many rocks on the way down to The Colony and, ah, the cover was blown.
The second fix just makes use of 32nd century TARDIS tech.
Timo Saloniemi
The first fix probably involved Saru ordering the plating over of the outer windows, but Detmer crashed the ship into too many rocks on the way down to The Colony and, ah, the cover was blown.
The second fix just makes use of 32nd century TARDIS tech.
Timo Saloniemi
As i already said, i believe Book's ship is bigger on the inside than it appears on the outside. Especially if we look at the size of the interior seen in "That Hope Is You, Part 1"
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As i already said, i believe Book's ship is bigger on the inside than it appears on the outside. Especially if we look at the size of the interior seen in "That Hope Is You, Part 1"
To be fair, that doesn't necessarily mean they're using TARDIS technology. It's very common for fictitious spaceships. The Millennium Falcon, for example. Hell, even though it's scaled up to a ridiculous size, it's still not possible to fit the Abramsverse Enterprise interiors into the ship we see...
USS Hiraga Gennai
Thank you.
I am not familiar with him, but online research (googling the Wikipedia page) reveals Gennai was a Japanese polymath. Great to see a non-Western thinker included in ship naning!
Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiraga_Gennai
Using the long form of a name (or of a pen name) is something of a novelty here. Trek previously has not seen the need to distinguish between, say, the Louis and the Neil in naming the Armstrong, and that's a fairly generic surname for the primary audiences.
There's also the KSF Khi'eth, an apparently Kelpian vessel, and one we may very well get to see next week.
Timo Saloniemi
There's also the KSF Khi'eth, an apparently Kelpian vessel, and one we may very well get to see next week.
Timo Saloniemi
I hate when Trek does this. Why would alien registrys use English. Obviously the translator would change the letters and numbers to English but KSF is just too clean
Why would the old Imperial Japanese Navy use "IJN" as their ship Prefix?
They obviously have their own Japanese Naming convention and Prefixes that are different.
But for the sake of conversing with those in their common language like English, IJN is the English equivalent.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Kelpians had their own Kelpian naming scheme and terms in their language and a English equivalent since they are part of the UFP.
Maybe the KSF is a The K.L.F cover band
Fleet?
Kelpian Space Force?
Just like they’ve adopted the anime-sounding Earth Defense Force for Earth.
Just like they’ve adopted the anime-sounding Earth Defense Force for Earth.
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