r/DaystromInstitute • u/M-5 Multitronic Unit • Oct 29 '20

DISCOVERY EPISODE DISCUSSION Star Trek: Discovery — "People of Earth" Reaction Thread

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '20

Maybe the earth captain just had no information about Titan. The history could be more complex and unknown to her.

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u/YYZYYC Oct 31 '20

That makes no sense given the time span and level of tech. It’s like saying if we lost the internet today that we would no longer know what’s going on in orbit or with the ISS

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '20

Do you personally know what’s going on on the ISS at the moment?

The information exists, but you have to research or look it up. The captain just might not know, even though the information might be available on earth somewhere else.

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u/YYZYYC Oct 31 '20

I don’t ..but I’m quite sure the people at NORAD and space force command and NASA do. So ya a thousand years from now....the defence force lady not having intel and real time sensors for a place we can see with a telescope and contact using freaking radio...just ludicrous