I see what you mean, but they are there - look at the far side, rather than the near side, of the second ring in, and you can see space between them.Is it just me, or does this particular model not have the open spaces between the saucer sections? The shadows make it look like that area is filled in, and not open. Or I could just be really stoned.
I think they're pulling a "Contagion" or a "The Jem'Hadar" where we see a sister ship to the hero ship get all blowed up to show the power of the enemy.So there is a ship in this trailer that is the same class as the discovery, but isn’t the discovery, the registry doesn’t match it’s hard to make out, but it clearly doesn’t end in a 1, might be 1030
I will bring up one more....what does the prediction get you? Nothing really. It does nothing. It proves nothing. No one really minded either. So what was the point?
Is it just me, or does this particular model not have the open spaces between the saucer sections? The shadows make it look like that area is filled in, and not open. Or I could just be really stoned.
Oh Christ, let it go. The thread's moved on.
Here is the updated version of the shot from the trailers.
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These finished shots have really made me love the look of the Discovery.
To be fair, ENT already used them,
ENT kind of has an excuse, the warp coils are not covered up, they're exposed. While the TOS Enterprise has insulated engines.
Yeah. And it was clearly a carry-over from the Phoenix from First Contact.
I guess this is just one of the design elements that became integral to Star Trek after TOS (and the TOS movies) which I'm still not 100% sold on. I feel old![]()
The TOS movies had glowly bits on nacelles too, though they didn't do the bright flash thing.
In my memory, the nacelles from the TOS-movies were white with complete pitch-black parts. THere were no translucent, glowy-parts. The black parts started to glow blue while ging to warp. But that wasn't a light effect, that was a visual effect painted over, together with the warp-stripes of the warp effect?
When at warp the inside face of the nacelles were blue (or purple depending on the movie). the outside stayed black.
It's to get people to subscribe so that they can watch the rest of the season.Problem is - that really isn't just a preview for the next episode per se - it really looks like an overview of the remaining 13 episodes of the season.
Ah! I see the argument now goes:
"Your prediction is clearly wrong"
-> prediction comes true
"You obviously were predicting something different"
-> proving it was correct
"Haha, you're wasting your time arguing stuff here!"
That's a moving of the goal posts if I ever saw one.
As if you weren't using your spare time to discuss new Trek either![]()
I love the moving goal post fallacy. I see people do it all the time.
But your logic is flawed too in calling it out, because it's based on the assumption that you've correctly predicted and proved your assertions, which you haven't. You predicted nothing and proved nothing.
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