no seat belts?

[robert1110]

so Discovery has no seat belts?

 

[Tosk]

Nope, just like most ships.

 

[robert1110]

and nothing to keep them in their seats while crash landing..brilliant.

 

[robert1110]

so, since it is "like on most ships" it is ok to let people fly around when crash landing. got it brainiac

 

[Lord Garth]

so, since it is "like on most ships" it is ok to let people fly around when crash landing. got it brainiac

It's been nice knowing you.

 

[Nerys Myk]

so, since it is "like on most ships" it is ok to let people fly around when crash landing. got it brainiac

Starfleet seems to think so.

 

[Kerock]

the chairs and console stations have built in force fields and motion dampeners

 

[fireproof78]

so, since it is "like on most ships" it is ok to let people fly around when crash landing. got it brainiac

New to Star Trek? Because this is a feature, not a bug.

 

[Noname Given]

It's been this way since TOS. The logic has always been the inertial dampers never completely fail, ergo you might get bounced around a bit but you'll never really get thrown around hard enough to die.

You may get some bruises or a few broken bones but those can be mended in a couple of minutes sick bay.

 

[XCV330]

so Discovery has no seat belts?

mmmitwas built exxxactly as we mmmsaw it in the mhistorical rrecordds

 

[KamenRiderBlade]

StarFleet Ships won't get them introduced until the end of ST:NEM

 

[Agony_Boothb]

so Discovery has no seat belts?

Just wondering if you have watched star trek before?

Also seat belts wouldn't help if the ship's inertial dampeners failed. Anyone wearing a seatbelt would get sliced up while anyone not wearing one would be smearing the bulkheads.

 

[serabine]

so Discovery has no seat belts?

As is tradition. With the great medical advances they've made, especially in the realm of longevity, upwards career mobility replacing people retiring etc is slightly hampered. Must balance it somehow.

 

[F. King Daniel]

so Discovery has no seat belts?

They were only invented in Discovery's era in the Kelvin timeline. In Prime, they only show up a century later in that Nemesis deleted scene and then Star Trek: Picard.

Lost technology, along with fuses.

 

[Therin of Andor]

the chairs and console stations have built in force fields and motion dampeners

In Prime, they only show up a century later in that Nemesis deleted scene and then Star Trek: Picard.

Seatbelts don't come until TAS.


Seatbelts by Ian McLean, on Flickr

Thigh clamps are demonstrated in ST: TMP.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/NoSeatBelts

 

[Tosk]

so, since it is "like on most ships" it is ok to let people fly around when crash landing. got it brainiac

I appreciate that, thank you. Although in some countries that's actually used as an insult. Weird, huh?

 

[Muji]

No seat belts or no capitalisation, I’m not sure which is worse.

 

[KennyB]

and nothing to keep them in their seats while crash landing..brilliant.

Is this your first Trek?

 

[NCC-73515]

They were only invented in Discovery's era in the Kelvin timeline. In Prime, they only show up a century later in that Nemesis deleted scene and then Star Trek: Picard.

Lost technology, along with fuses.

The Franklin had them, she's from the Prime 2160s

 

[Agony_Boothb]

They were only invented in Discovery's era in the Kelvin timeline. In Prime, they only show up a century later in that Nemesis deleted scene and then Star Trek: Picard.

Lost technology, along with fuses.

The kelvin timeline has transwarp seatbealts