U.S.S. Tyson (Kelvin Timeline)
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Planet four? Of System L-374?
Alternate universe. Space butterfly wings nudged the machine to a different course
Alternate universe. Space butterfly wings nudged the machine to a different course
Heh. Not in my project it doesn't. A picture of L-374 IV a bit later...
Fork yeah!
Heh. Not in my project it doesn't. A picture of L-374 IV a bit later...
You're going to need a bigger starship.
Amazing planet destruction 
A STAR IS BORN
Stardate 2267.27
The starship USS Tyson visits an as-of-yet uncatalogued solar system in formation, approaching from above the circumstellar disk's ecliptic plane.
The system appears to be in the midst of a "heavy bombardment" period akin to the Sol System's period of planetary formation; the G-type star that forms the center of this system exhibits high coronal activity, and the planets and protoplanets in orbit have not yet fully cleared the disk of dust. Cometary activity remains high around the star; these comets contain trace amounts of amino acids, which may contribute to the formation of life on a planet in this system's distant future.
Here, the Tyson's powerful sensor suite takes scans of the system as it observes this rarely-seen stellar phenomenon up close.
This would be the USS Tyson's last mission before its voyage to the L374 system, where it and the USS Schirra would encounter the Doomsday Machine.
Just a little piece of artwork I did using the Tyson, with @PixelMagic's permission. Ship rendered in Blender, background a digital painting!The starship USS Tyson visits an as-of-yet uncatalogued solar system in formation, approaching from above the circumstellar disk's ecliptic plane.
The system appears to be in the midst of a "heavy bombardment" period akin to the Sol System's period of planetary formation; the G-type star that forms the center of this system exhibits high coronal activity, and the planets and protoplanets in orbit have not yet fully cleared the disk of dust. Cometary activity remains high around the star; these comets contain trace amounts of amino acids, which may contribute to the formation of life on a planet in this system's distant future.
Here, the Tyson's powerful sensor suite takes scans of the system as it observes this rarely-seen stellar phenomenon up close.
This would be the USS Tyson's last mission before its voyage to the L374 system, where it and the USS Schirra would encounter the Doomsday Machine.
Updated this animation to be more polished. And also remastered to 4k.
Gorgeous!
Oh fooey, I thought Daniel had a Christmas miracle (an update for this project).
but no, all we got was a lump of coal.
but no, all we got was a lump of coal.
Another Kelvin ship to add to the collection.
Thanks very much!
Thanks very much!
@Anthony Scott, please be mindful of not resurrecting threads that haven’t been posted in for such a long time. It’s not a big problem, but we like to keep discussion fresh. Usually I don’t even mind as long as the original people starting the thread are still active on the board. In this case, however, it looks like @PixelMagic hasn’t posted in a while and isn’t very likely to see your post and respond. Which is why I’m going to close this one for now. @PixelMagic, if you see this one day and want it re-opened just reach out to me.
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