So is it inevitable that this system will be mentioned in future Trek? As whether it's inhabited or not won't be known for sometime, I could see it being mentioned as the site of a Human colony or other Federation installation.
Honestly, I think they'll avoid mentioning the system specifically. Simply because, what if a year from now, they find they were wrong about Trappist-1? What I could see, however, is visiting a different system, that is similar to the idea behind T-1, as a subtle nod to the recent discovery.So is it inevitable that this system will be mentioned in future Trek? As whether it's inhabited or not won't be known for sometime, I could see it being mentioned as the site of a Human colony or other Federation installation.
Honestly, I think they'll avoid mentioning the system specifically. Simply because, what if a year from now, they find they were wrong about Trappist-1? What I could see, however, is visiting a different system, that is similar to the idea behind T-1, as a subtle nod to the recent discovery.
Which, while I agree with that; Do we really have methods of confirming a situation like that, beyond a reasonable doubt?That's about what I would expect for any Near Earth planets until we find a way to confirm them as genuinely Earth-like.
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