With respect to the display you're talking about oh, I don't believe it had a NCC number on it.
And where's the swimming pool? I want a swimming pool like in the Franz Joseph 1701 blueprints.
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And where's the swimming pool? I want a swimming pool like in the Franz Joseph 1701 blueprints.
Perhaps They mean for the hull to look really beat up?
After all she not fresh out of drydock.
No. You've got hull plate joins that look like fissures drawn in crayon, there. It's the only close-up shot so far where the textures come off as badly as they did on STD, so maybe it won't be terribly noticeable most of the time.
The plates that are geometry, rather than textures (easy to tell them apart on this model, sadly) on the nacelles look pretty improved over the first version used on STD, though. The Discovery model improved during the first several seasons of that show, so maybe this one will as well.
Other way around, it had a number on the diagram but it didn't have a name.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/NCC-1700
Except the graphic you linked was not what was displayed on the screen in the film - and in the actual scene as shown, you really cannpot make out the full NCC Registry Number - in fact it looks like '200'. (But yes, the graphic was taken, based on the USS Constitution page from the FJ Star trek Tech Manual.) - here's the actual scene in question:
The image on the M-A page is from TNG.
I missed Daniel talking about ST3. Though M-A does claim it showed up in ST3.
But, the point is - did the audience see that full graphic legibly in a scene on screen? I say that because you could then canonize some of the ridiculous door tags they often placed on the TNG set BECAUSE they knew no one watching on TV would be able to read/see it in the final completed episode.
Jupiter Station perhaps?
What is this?
That was the station from the tail end of S1 of Disco that the Klingons destroyed. Just outside the Solar system if I remember right.
Thank you.
Both at the edge of the system, far away from Earth, and in Earth orbit.
That's Epsilon 7 I believe.
It's a highly eccentric elliptical orbit.Both at the edge of the system, far away from Earth, and in Earth orbit.
TrekCore speculates the Enterprise’s lounge is on the edge of the saucer based on the window shape
https://twitter.com/trekcore/status/1510034170705289217?s=21&t=VrmaSaYoagJNCBFMyLyhkA
https://twitter.com/trekcore/status/1510034170705289217?s=21&t=VrmaSaYoagJNCBFMyLyhkA
I've a feeling those windows are gonna pop up on half the rooms we see on the ship.
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