Which it probably would be and could be adjusted based upon personal preference.Unless it's a tactile hologram that is solid to the touch
Which it probably would be and could be adjusted based upon personal preference.Unless it's a tactile hologram that is solid to the touch
In the 24th century? Impossible...then you get in to with transparent screens, the abiltiy to NOT read the words, it would be like putting text on a colorful picture, you could read some text, but other text would be washed out be the same color background, would need an opague feature to read and do work on it without the eyestrain of the background interfering.
I use Picard-style controls on my Valve index VR. They work just fine IRL.But they're only just slightly raised off the console and are completely opaque. I'm talking about the awful ones used on Picard and every sci-fi movie where the actors just wave their hands around in the air and then some glitchy transparent graphics are pasted over it. Interfaces like that would be unpleasant to use and are a step back from holographic technology already established.
Miles...lightyears...they both have an L in it.
I often wondered what became of those ships in the Admiral Janeway timeline, where it took Voyager another 16 years to get home. Voyager would've crossed the Delta-Beta Quadrant border around 2378/2379, presumably.
The Protostar appears a bit wee to be dedicated to a yearslong, deep space mission.
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