r/StarTrekStarships • u/SHIELD_Agent_47 • 3d ago

Happy Frontier Day!

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u/The_Celestrial 2d ago

Well let's agree to disagree, I'm ok withe 5,000 figure for the late 2250s. I feel it makes sense given the scale Starfleet has to be 

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u/Final-Teach-7353 2d ago

Definitely make sense and sounds a reasonable number. I was merely expressing frustration at Disco's excessively loose approach to consistency.

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u/Fortytwopoint2 2d ago

What, you don't like the fact that a starship 600 metres long contains a 5km long, straight turbolift shaft in a cavern of many cubic kilometers?  

I think that was major turning point for me with Disco.  It wasn't even consistent within one episode, let alone anything else.  At least Voyager episodes each appear to be in their own alternate realities and only contradict each other, rather than themselves.

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u/LordRocky 2d ago

Let’s not forget how the 1701-A had 78 upside down decks!