I mean, it's a black hole for feck's sake.
You could drop the red matter on the surface and it'll still rip a planet apart...
You could drop the red matter on the surface and it'll still rip a planet apart...
That or it had something to do with sucking the planet inside out rather than just sucking it apart, make the people on the surface suffer more... I mean he is one sick fuck after all.
*shrug*
Plus the whole dramatic tension and action-scene setup. Who knows. Once I actually get some red matter to play with I'll let you know.
By that logic, Spock's plan to fire red matter at the supernova would have sent it back in time. That doesn't seem like a very bright idea.well, obviously if he'd just fired red matter at it, Vulcan would have just travelled back a hundred years-odd in time. only injecting it into the planet destroys it.
well, obviously if he'd just fired red matter at it, Vulcan would have just travelled back a hundred years-odd in time. only injecting it into the planet destroys it.
Well the movie would have been pretty boring if Nero just turned everything that annoyed him into black hoes.
That or it had something to do with sucking the planet inside out rather than just sucking it apart, make the people on the surface suffer more... I mean he is one sick fuck after all.
*shrug*
Well, it was a mining ship, so it makes sense
Well, it was a mining ship, so it makes sense
I just figured the fact that is was from the future is why it was so powerful...it might have been fairly non-threatening to say, the enterprise-e.The audience isn't supposed to wonder at all why this group of Romulan miners is flying around in a huge, scary-ass spaceship that can wipe out a fleet of Starships?!?![]()
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.