Spoilers Strange New Worlds General Discussion Thread

[137th Gebirg]

There was also Zarabeth, from "All Our Yesterdays", whose offspring was the basis for the TOS novel "Yesterday's Son" by A.C. Crispin. Granted, the novel is non-canon, but I think it's safe to assume that Spock and Zarabeth got it on in the ice cave while McCoy was less-than-lucid from going through the Atavochron "unprepared".

 

[drt]

Spock did.

You can Google it.

Leila Kalomi, in 2261. Jill Ireland's character in "This Side of Paradise(TOS)."

I think the episode is pretty clear that they didn’t date — Leila had a crush on him that wasn’t reciprocated until he got spore’d.

 

[The Salt Umpire]

"I can love you." in a voice of amazement... doesn't that imply he's never loved someone before?

 

[camdudetenger2018]

there are probley some alternate earths in the mutliverse where star trek strange new worlds got renewed for season 6 and 7

and why well in star trek the next generation they were space explorers on a 5 year mission too and what happened during the 5 years well the show lasted for 7 seasons

 

[Firebird]

there are probley some alternate earths in the mutliverse where star trek strange new worlds got renewed for season 6 and 7

and why well in star trek the next generation they were space explorers on a 5 year mission too and what happened during the 5 years well the show lasted for 7 seasons

No. In the streaming era, 5 is the new 7.

 

[fireproof78]

"I can love you." in a voice of amazement... doesn't that imply he's never loved someone before?

Not necessarily.

 

[Noname Given]

No. In the streaming era, 5 6 is the new 7.

FTFY
/em ducks...

 

[camdudetenger2018]

No. In the streaming era, 5 is the new 7.

oh

 

[BillJ]

and why well in star trek the next generation they were space explorers on a 5 year mission too and what happened during the 5 years well the show lasted for 7 seasons

They weren't on a five-year mission in TNG. It was an ongoing mission according to the credits.

 

[Okmyx]

Doesn't time run differently at warp speed? So how long was the TOS 5-year mission? 5 earth years or 5 Starship years?

 

[Nerys Myk]

Doesn't time run differently at warp speed? So how long was the TOS 5-year mission? 5 earth years or 5 Starship years?

Five tv years.

 

[camdudetenger2018]

They weren't on a five-year mission in TNG. It was an ongoing mission according to the credits.

i am suprised they never went beyond its tradmarked 5 year mission motto on star trek discovery and strange new worlds unlese time years days and months are slower in outer space in the the star trek universe lol

even thought only next generation deep space nine and voyeger did beyond its famous motto 5 year mission i wonder if time months years and days are slower in outer space in the star trek universe

i wonder how many years all of the life forms would be students at starfleet academy and if the show got renewed i wonder it would go beyond the school years like many tv shows have done over the years where the characters started off in school then when they leave school the many tv shows kept going with them as adults like riverdale beverly hills 90210 vampire diaries glee and buffy the vampire slayer

 

[BillJ]

i am suprised they never went beyond its tradmarked 5 year mission motto on star trek discovery and strange new worlds unlese time years days and months are slower in outer space in the the star trek universe lol

even thought only next generation deep space nine and voyeger did beyond its famous motto 5 year mission i wonder if time months years and days are slower in outer space in the star trek universe

You are just overthinking it. It may be about a far-flung future, but it is being told by TV writers, not even of the sci-fi variety. Five years is five years is five years from the overhead galactic view of things.

 

[Ray Hardgrit]

If I recall correctly, warp drive lets them go faster than light without suffering the effects of time dilation, so it's not an issue.

 

[Mudd]

Doesn't time run differently at warp speed?

No.

 

[Tomalak]

No.

Unless you accidentally go back in time.

 

[Rowdy Roddy McDowall]

Unless you accidentally go back in time.

Worm......holesssssss........might......beeeeeeee..................annnnnnnnn................exxxxxxxx.................ceppppppppp........shunnnnnnnnnnn..........................................................................as well.

 

[UssGlenn]

If I recall correctly, warp drive lets them go faster than light without suffering the effects of time dilation, so it's not an issue.

Specifically, that's because the Ship is sitting still, it's the bubble of space it's inside of that's actually moving.

 

[cooleddie74]

If I recall correctly, warp drive lets them go faster than light without suffering the effects of time dilation, so it's not an issue.

Yep. Five minutes of travel at warp is the same as five minutes of elapsed time back at Starbase or on Earth.

 

[Tuskin38]

Or maybe the engines don't move the ship, but move the universe around the ship.