If they are in the mirror universe they wouldn't be geographically lost?

[XCV330]

If a ship has jumped even 10k light years I'd expect the sensors to take time to re-lock on any navigational beacons (i.e. pulsars), especially that you'd have to account for apparent stelar drift because pulsars appear to be in different locations.

oh the other hand if they jumped in time as well as location, whatever they use for navigation might seem skewed until they understood what had happened and compensated for it. just guessing. Nice to have a show I can't binge watch in a couple of weeks.

 

[Noname Given]

Because everything would be at the same co-ordinates it just the starbase wouldn't be there because the Federation doesn't exist the empire does as established in through a mirror darkly. Or the empire would have the same starbase.

So it is more likely they are lost in the delta quadrant the gamma quadrant or even in another galaxy.

I thought that's what the navigator effectively said, she couldn't determine their actual position after the jump because star readings weren't lining up?

 

[lab rat]

My guess is that the writers took the "Mirror" term a little too literally and the mirror universe is a true mirror universe.

 

[Paul Weaver]

My guess is that the writers took the "Mirror" term a little too literally and the mirror universe is a true mirror universe.

Black stars, white void, Arret..

IT IS CANON - DEAL WITH IT.

 

[XCV330]

I thought that's what the navigator effectively said, she couldn't determine their actual position after the jump because star readings weren't lining up?

I think so too. They've had a bad jump before, when they nearly went to a sun, but in that case they seemed to get their bearings quickly enough.

 

[USS Triumphant]

My guess is that the writers took the "Mirror" term a little too literally and the mirror universe is a true mirror universe.

And, maybe this mirror universe is different from *the* Mirror Universe, and if so, they can play with the concept without messing with possible continuity issues.

 

[NaughtyTrekkie]

I'm just fine without any Borg stories. They've been pretty meh after TNG to be honest.

even during TNG

 

[F. King Daniel]

My guess is that the writers took the "Mirror" term a little too literally and the mirror universe is a true mirror universe.

Cue a Star Trek version of that Keifer Sutherland movie...

 

[XCV330]

They're going to wind up in that alternate universe in Futurama where everyone wears a hat.

 

[F. King Daniel]

They're going to wind up in that alternate universe in Futurama where everyone wears a hat.

I'm hoping for the insane Farscape one where they're all playing each other's roles.

 

[zar]

They're going to wind up in that alternate universe in Futurama where everyone wears a hat.

Captain Lorca:

 

[Tuskin38]

Was it though? Lorca said IS THAT Klingon debris. He asked a question he didn't make a sweeping statement of fact. The debris looked Cardassian or Kazon/Trabe to my eyes. The size of the debris field indicated a large ship was destroyed larger than discovery

Some of the peices matches the DSC Klingon ships

 

[Nightowl1701]

My guess is Lorca was shooting for where he first entered our universe from his own (the Mirror Universe) - the place where the Buran was destroyed.

Difference being, in his universe, the Buran took a lot of Klingon ships with it.

(EDIT: I see MadCloner came up with the theory first. Credit to him for it!)

 

[Tuskin38]

No I think Lorca was just afraid of loosing his ship so he did a random jump to an alternate reality

 

[lab rat]

Black stars, white void, Arret..

IT IS CANON - DEAL WITH IT.

No, look at a map in a mirror, left is right and right is left. That's why they can't get a bearing.

 

[Tuskin38]

No, look at a map in a mirror, left is right and right is left. That's why they can't get a bearing.

No

 

[Wulff359]

What if they jumped in a Mirror Universe AND jumped in time (or into a MU that is running faster/slower than ours)? That would explain why they wouldn't get a bearing because the stars are not in the right place yet. Or wandered further already...
So if they ended up in the past, L.Rell could give birth to a Human/Klingon Hybrid. This one is then known as Kahless and is going to Qo'nos. When he spreads his DNA among the population he is changing the Klingons to the way we know them. If they ended up in the Future they could see in the Mirror Universe what is in store for theirs (ours) and go back and try to change it.

Just my 2 cents...

 

[Vger23]

So the computer can not lock onto their position. It sounds like Discovery has traveled beyond the boundaries of known space so they could be in another galaxy. Or they may have traveled through time.

Maybe!!!! Maybe they're in....... DETROIT!!!!

 

[ISS Enterprise]

Maybe!!!! Maybe they're in....... DETROIT!!!!

DETROIT?!?!.....

Shields up....... load torpedo bays

 

[Noname Given]

Maybe!!!! Maybe they're in....... DETROIT!!!!

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