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The doctor is sussy to me. I think that he was already turned into a woman.
I find it interesting that they still use the “Human Calendar”, as it’s called, since the concept of days and years came from Earth’s rotation and revolution, and yet they’re lightyears away from it. Even the non-human characters seem to understand how it works.
Of course, their “human calendar” might have underwent significant differences from the calendars we use in real life. Also, our official definition of one second is not really based on Earth’s movement, but rather on a cesium atom. I guess, that’s another aspect of this alternate universe that I’ll be fond of speculating.
I can definitely imagine alien species being familiar with the human calendar.
It’s a lot like how the calendar we currently use is technically a Christian calendar as kept by the catholic church. And yet lots of non-Christians use it. (Talk to anyone, hindu, atheist, bhuddist, they probably know what “2021” means).
Or like how we still have 60 seconds in a minute and 60 minutes in an hour (which we inherited from Babylon, where they used base 60) despite Babylon as a culture having collapsed thousands of years ago, and no major culture using base 60 today.
Once you start getting other planets involved, it doesn’t really matter what you use as a standard calendar since it won’t match up with more than one planet anyway unless you’re very lucky. Like with so many other things, changing it is more difficult than you might think. As long as the current one is “good enough”, it’s likely that people will continue using it due to familiarity and inertia unless something massively better comes along. It’s unlikely that other calendars, likely also designed around planetary orbits and spin rates are just as clunkly since it would be surprising if… Read more »
Earth still exist; its getting terraformed according to the oneshot.
i wonder how the crossfire crew will step foot on planet odyssey . will they beam down to the planet surface like in the television series star trek or has the ship crossfire have a new way to beam the crew to the planet ?
Or just land like a normady in mass effect
I hope not, it isn’t very aerodynamic.
Aerodynamics depends all on air, something a spaceship does not have to worry about because there’s no air in space. If spaceships like the Normandy, Millennium Falcon and Voyager can land on a planet, I don’t see why the Crossfire can’t do the same.
Yeah I know that aerodynamics don’t matter in space, I’m not that much of an idiot. It really depends on the context of the world whether or not aerodynamics matters, in Star Wars for example it doesn’t matter because Star Wars ignores physics a lot of the time. However in something a bit more realistic like Babylon 5, a ship that is meant to land frequently on planets should be aerodynamic. I suppose I was projecting my hope that Crossfire would be the latter in terms of realism.
I am sure a little patience will reveal all.