"Whilst human alchemists refer to the combustion triangle, some of their orcish counterparts see it as more of a hexagon: heat, fuel, air, laughter, screaming, fun." Dawn of the Dragons
You get deep enough, it's the same damn thing.
And so far, this doesn't look any more promising than the last one.
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'You're a princess from a society of immortal warriors. I'm a rich kid with issues. Lots of issues.'
'No. No dating for the Batman. It might cut into your brooding time.'
'Tactically we have multiple objectives. So we need to split into teams.'-'Dibs on the Amazon!'
'Hey, we both have a Martian's phone number on our speed dial. I think I deserve the benefit of the doubt.'
'You know, for a guy with like 50 different kinds of vision, you sure are blind.'
Instant Sunrise wrote:Well since the Enterpise was designed for space travel, the number of atmospheres it can withstand is anywhere between zero and one.
And unless it was rated for atmospheric entry, that number may be closer to 0 than 1
Of course we're neglecting to account for navigational shields, which can withstand INFINITE LAZERS and are water-resistant too, it seems
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Instant Sunrise wrote:Well since the Enterpise was designed for space travel, the number of atmospheres it can withstand is anywhere between zero and one.
It can also (if it's anything like the E-nil) withstand a few thousand g acceleration. Not the same as water pressure of course, but nothing to sneeze at.
You're forgetting that the Enterprise was built on Earth in this one, thus it can certainly go into an atmosphere. Also what we've seen so far in the trailers doesn't have the Enterprise being completely submerged so much as skimming the surface.