TOS wrote:Metacell wrote: Star Trek V-GER sucked.
if i recall correctly it's still the most financially successful star trek movie
I think he meant Star Trek Voyager
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I think he meant Star Trek Voyager
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MacAddict4Life wrote:TOS wrote:Metacell wrote: Star Trek V-GER sucked.
if i recall correctly it's still the most financially successful star trek movie
I think he meant Star Trek Voyager
and i disagree
"TOS ain’t havin no horserace round here. “Policies” is the coin of the realm." -- iDaemon
A follow-up to this: the Bad Astronomer on New Horizon's NEXT target:
That target in the Kuiper Belt has been designated KBO 2014 MU69 (or just MU69).
Recently it was found that MU69 would occult a star as seen from Earth, so a number of astronomers set up recording telescopes near and along the occultation path. The above is the apparent shadow that MU69 created with the red circles emphasizing the probable double-lobed nature of that shadow.
That target in the Kuiper Belt has been designated KBO 2014 MU69 (or just MU69).
Recently it was found that MU69 would occult a star as seen from Earth, so a number of astronomers set up recording telescopes near and along the occultation path. The above is the apparent shadow that MU69 created with the red circles emphasizing the probable double-lobed nature of that shadow.
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TOS wrote:MacAddict4Life wrote:TOS wrote:Metacell wrote: Star Trek V-GER sucked.
if i recall correctly it's still the most financially successful star trek movie
I think he meant Star Trek Voyager
and i disagree
Well, the name of the movie was neither V'ger or Voyager...
And V'ger is short for Voyager...
Ernest
macnuke wrote: it's Veger
I was phonetic.. shoulda googled it.
"A sentient, massive entity which threatened Earth in 2271, en route to find its "Creator." In doing so, V'Ger destroyed anything it encountered by digitizing it for its memory chamber."
V'Ger it is.
make it so.
People that do not succeed in politics usually tell the truth too often.
V'Per
Aw, he's no fun, he fell right over.
Science is Truth for Life. In FORTRAN tongue the Answer.
...so I'm supposed to find the Shadow King from inside a daiquiri?
Science is Truth for Life. In FORTRAN tongue the Answer.
...so I'm supposed to find the Shadow King from inside a daiquiri?
TOS wrote:MacAddict4Life wrote:TOS wrote:Metacell wrote: Star Trek V-GER sucked.
if i recall correctly it's still the most financially successful star trek movie
I think he meant Star Trek Voyager
and i disagree
I have a question about Voyager. So they are way the hell over there trying to get home and their nominal course is best speed directly towards earth, why did they keep running into the exact same aliens over and over?
Years at warp but they can't get out of that one neighborhood.
I think the big mistake of STV and STE was not adopting the format of TOS and STNG but rather going with long story arches.
DS9 was the only ST to pull that off OK.
Not even duct tape will fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.
for the convenience of the writers and the make-up artists.
Pariah wrote:TOS wrote:MacAddict4Life wrote:TOS wrote:Metacell wrote: Star Trek V-GER sucked.
if i recall correctly it's still the most financially successful star trek movie
I think he meant Star Trek Voyager
and i disagree
I have a question about Voyager. So they are why the hell over there trying to get home and their nominal course is best speed directly towards earth, why did they keep running into the exact same aliens over and over?
Years at warp but they can't get out of that one neighborhood.
1) They were "exploring" so their actual course from one week to the next was not "best speed directly to earth."
2) Some of the aliens were chasing after them.
3) They were not traveling as fast as you might think. Although it was stated in the pilot episode that Voyager was capable of warp 9.95, their initial distance from the Federation (70k light years) and their initial ETA (70 years) would indicate an average speed of warp 8. So they were basically jerking around to save gas.
Meanwhile, the Federation takes weeks or months to travel end to end, even at so-called "high warp." So it's not unreasonable to assume that it would take Voyager half a season to travel through the space owned by a particular empire. Longer if the empire in question is chasing you outside of their home territory. (Like the Kazon were in seasons 1-2.)
Also, yes, plot magic.
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I'd rather have a Voyager movie than the reboots. They're home now, so they could just make any Star Trek story they wanted, with that cast and crew.
No more looking back with endless nostalgia. You only prolong the suffering of all things fading into the past. Look to the future to what new beautiful things arise.
No more looking back with endless nostalgia. You only prolong the suffering of all things fading into the past. Look to the future to what new beautiful things arise.
Remember, people, to forgive is divine. In other words, it ain't human.
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"Forest Man".
The story of a man who single-handedly recreated a forest almost twice as large as NYC's Central Park on an island in the Brahmaputra River of India begining in 1979.
The story of a man who single-handedly recreated a forest almost twice as large as NYC's Central Park on an island in the Brahmaputra River of India begining in 1979.
Sofa. King. Awesome.
I'm sorry Dave...
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dv wrote:juice wrote: What the hell is that!?!?!?
A centipede and its young, in a metal cup.
A cup of nope.
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dv wrote:
Fill with Tequila and knock it back like a shot.
Not even duct tape will fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.
I got to see the inside of my eye like that last week. No retinopathy, because I am not an idiot and didn't look into the sun.
I honestly don't understand how abjectly stupid some people are. I mean, there is stupid (Trump supporter) and then there is STUPID (looking into the sun).
I honestly don't understand how abjectly stupid some people are. I mean, there is stupid (Trump supporter) and then there is STUPID (looking into the sun).
I'm sorry Dave...
Warin wrote: I got to see the inside of my eye like that last week. No retinopathy, because I am not an idiot and didn't look into the sun.
I honestly don't understand how abjectly stupid some people are. I mean, there is stupid (Trump supporter) and then there is STUPID (looking into the sun).
You were saying?
Oh yeah, that's pretty much every variety of stupid right there 
I'm sorry Dave...
Warin wrote: I got to see the inside of my eye like that last week. No retinopathy, because I am not an idiot and didn't look into the sun.
I honestly don't understand how abjectly stupid some people are. I mean, there is stupid (Trump supporter) and then there is STUPID (looking into the sun).
and this despite warning after warning after stupid bloody warning
"TOS ain’t havin no horserace round here. “Policies” is the coin of the realm." -- iDaemon
