[omegaman]

Originally Posted by Frenzy

You guys all forgot about transporters :P Its the logical thing to do when u are about to crash

More logical would be to programme the ship to fly remotely. How hard is that.

[ThePhaige]

Well the main thing here is that they can string together clips to make it appear as if something is happening that really is not. This is to build tension, speculation and discussions and it appears it works.

[omegaman]

True. But, there is someone flying the ship, dark shape in the middle, just like in the second trailer.

[Captain Pike]

Its not logical for vulcans to commit suicide.

[omegaman]

Originally Posted by Captain Pike

Its not logical for vulcans to commit suicide.

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one. Been done before.

[MrQ1701]

About the jellyfish. I have a couple of possible scenerios running thru my head. I've mentioned one in another thread, but this seems like a good place to repeat it.

Jellyfish

We do see the jellyfish slam into the side of a ship, most likely the Narada. We also know the jellyfish was designed to survive extreme pressure. How this is accomplished is not clear. It could be thru better structural design and field reinforcment, possibly thru better shields. Just because we see the jellyfish ram into the side of The Narada, and what appears to be an explosion, doesn't mean the jellyfish is destroyed. It could survive and pop out on the other side of the ship!! Maybe that was the only way to inflict damage on a ship that is so far more advanced than anything else. One more little thing. We CAN'T assume Spock is piloting the jellyfish at that point.

Here's my other theory: What if the jellyfish is slamming into the Narada on order to deliver red matter? The Narada seems indestructable. Without knowing the outcome of Countdown 4, it is possible there is still some red matter carried by the jellyfish. So maybe creating a mini-singularity within the Narada is the only way to destroy it?

[omegaman]

Originally Posted by MrQ1701

About the jellyfish. I have a couple of possible scenerios running thru my head. I've mentioned one in another thread, but this seems like a good place to repeat it.

Jellyfish

We do see the jellyfish slam into the side of a ship, most likely the Narada. We also know the jellyfish was designed to survive extreme pressure. How this is accomplished is not clear. It could be thru better structural design and field reinforcment, possibly thru better shields. Just because we see the jellyfish ram into the side of The Narada, and what appears to be an explosion, doesn't mean the jellyfish is destroyed. It could survive and pop out on the other side of the ship!! Maybe that was the only way to inflict damage on a ship that is so far more advanced than anything else. One more little thing. We CAN'T assume Spock is piloting the jellyfish at that point.

Here's my other theory: What if the jellyfish is slamming into the Narada on order to deliver red matter? The Narada seems indestructable. Without knowing the outcome of Countdown 4, it is possible there is still some red matter carried by the jellyfish. So maybe creating a mini-singularity within the Narada is the only way to destroy it?

Interesting theories...

[kevin]

Originally Posted by MrQ1701

About the jellyfish. I have a couple of possible scenerios running thru my head. I've mentioned one in another thread, but this seems like a good place to repeat it.

Jellyfish

We do see the jellyfish slam into the side of a ship, most likely the Narada. We also know the jellyfish was designed to survive extreme pressure. How this is accomplished is not clear. It could be thru better structural design and field reinforcment, possibly thru better shields. Just because we see the jellyfish ram into the side of The Narada, and what appears to be an explosion, doesn't mean the jellyfish is destroyed. It could survive and pop out on the other side of the ship!! Maybe that was the only way to inflict damage on a ship that is so far more advanced than anything else. One more little thing. We CAN'T assume Spock is piloting the jellyfish at that point.

Here's my other theory: What if the jellyfish is slamming into the Narada on order to deliver red matter? The Narada seems indestructable. Without knowing the outcome of Countdown 4, it is possible there is still some red matter carried by the jellyfish. So maybe creating a mini-singularity within the Narada is the only way to destroy it?

I think that second part is quite interesting.

[MrQ1701]

Thanks!

[Frenzy]

Yes, good theories. Eat that red matter Borgian freak Narada!