No, just no. It's an alternate universe, where an inciting incident resulted in changes to Starfleet's design schemes, and impacted galactic politics (i.e. no war with the Klingons).
It may be her, it may not. It probably isn’t her. But we don’t know for sure yet.
I'll withhold judgement until I've seen more than a 4 second clip, especially considering that we don't know if that clip was edited in a way that is different than the planned finished product.
Have you met fans?
Why wouldn't it impact Picard? He worked with Spock for a time towards reunification, as well as being among the first Starfleet officers to stand in the Romulan senate building.
). In the end, I'm sure the premise of the show won't be focused on the moronic death of Romulus, but it makes no sense for Picard to have any connection to it. He visited the planet twice in his, what, 90ish years of life by the time of this show? I'd expect him to be sad, because basically an entire species (minus the probable millions of romulans on colonies throughout the Empire, now that I think about it) dying is a tragedy (especially when the events make no sense), but that's all it would be. 
It would depend on whether or not he was involved in the rebuilding efforts since he had contact with Donatra as part of their efforts to defeat Shinzon. He also was close enough to Spock to be impacted by his mission and presumed death.
Not their own sun.
It's actually a clip from the Orville.
Yes. This. The supernova is from the "Hobus star", and not that of Romulus. How do people not get this? Even in ST'09, Spock starts the mind-meld narrative with "129 years from now, A star goes supernova". A star, not Romulus' star.
Well if it was caused artificially, then quite easily.
I know this. You know this. But go ask anyone else that doesn't have an account on a Trek fan forum - and they'll tell you the Kelvin movies are either 1) a straight reboot (those that have seen TWOK once in their life), or 2) a prequel (those younger ones, that grew up on the Star Wars prequels). And that includes many of my friends that are actually fans of the JJmovies and do watch DIS (even though they don't get all the references, because they've never seen TOS or TNG).No, just no. It's an alternate universe, where an inciting incident resulted in changes to Starfleet's design schemes, and impacted galactic politics (i.e. no war with the Klingons).
No wonder Kelvin Trek upsets people so much if this is the view on it.
Funnily enough, I criticized them as well and now as I've watched some old DS9 clips I realized the DS9/VOY uniforms were just as baggy and creased as these ones. So it's probably just the lighting in this particular clip combined with the fact it was recorded from a screen. The screencap makes it look like the weather is overcast wich makes everything look blander.
If that's their takeaway then I don't see the harm. I truly don't. The first one was so entertaining that my wife, who loathes SF for the most part, got in to Star Trek because of it.
