Spoilers SFA Ships & Tech

[137th Gebirg]

Well... if the Discovery and SNW Enterprise had TARDIS-like properties on their interiors, imagine what they could do by the 32nd/33rd century...

 

[B.J.]

Well, there was that 31st century pod the NX-01 retrieved that was definitely bigger on the inside....

 

[137th Gebirg]

Yep. In fairness, though, the first production to show TARDIS-like properties in a starship was TFF.

 

[DEWLine]

Recycled from starbases, right?

Meanwhile, how long before we see a first proper cross-section of this particular Athena?

 

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i see chancellor l'rell is being honored by the empire's shipwrights by adding depictions of her boobs to their birds of prey

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

i see chancellor l'rell is being honored by the empire's shipwrights by adding depictions of her boobs to their birds of prey

They sure are definately a ample set!

 

[Ronald Held]

Can someone tell me if we ever saw warp plasma flowing from the ship to the detached nacelles?

 

[137th Gebirg]

Don't recall ever seeing that. Maybe some form of "induction"? No clue...

 

[tenmei]

Can someone tell me if we ever saw warp plasma flowing from the ship to the detached nacelles?

The Halo Section seems to be directly connected to the feathers, so presumably not operating from the Engineering in Episode 1

 

[137th Gebirg]

When Genesis says the classroom is nearby, the MSD suggests they are on Deck 12. Later, Engineering is on Deck 8, about halfway up the rim of the inner saucer, and Derem is on the saucer rather than the neck.

Is there a full MSD of this ship clearly seen yet? I remember seeing what appear to be top-down deck layouts but not a full profile MSD cutaway - unless I missed something, of course.

 

[tenmei]

No full MSD yet

 

[Ithekro]

How would one show a MSD on a starship that is "bigger on the inside"? To the point where it may have vastly more decks than the outside would suggest.

 

[137th Gebirg]

They would likely make the bigger outside to make the inside fit. I suspect that's what they did for Discovery and their ridiculous turbolift hub funhouse, and the SNW-E with their cavernous lower cargo hold. Or they just simply ignored its existence and put something else in there where the TARDIS rooms were supposed to have been. Either way, it's kind of a cop-out from a lack of realistic planning and coordination.

 

[Ithekro]

We know they have the technology for "bigger on the inside" ships from the time traveling pod they found on Enterprise. It is a least a century farther back than the current DISCO/SA timeline.

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

How would one show a MSD on a starship that is "bigger on the inside"? To the point where it may have vastly more decks than the outside would suggest.

The same way a Video Game map would show it.

Entire Map correlates to approximate small room's relative location & entrances to explain the "Bigger on the Inside" room.