I thought the same and I had watched a lot the show... But what made me think against it was the back wall panel full of red spore canisters (red meaning they're empty) so they didn't have spores in stock... They needed spores, why would they teleport a dessert pl.... Oh... Ohhhh they are farming spores! I getchya
@q9968 It's worth watching - my wife refused to watch past the first episode of series 1 because "those aren't real Klingons" but once you get past that it really does work well, and it is "proper Star Trek" though it really doesn't seem like it in the early episodes. That's probably what put a lot of people off: "this isn't Next Generation" syndrome.
23rd Century : Federation - I can almost instantly grow tonnes of fuels that enable ships to travel across a galaxy. 31st century : Federation - We’re totally screwed and everyone need to mine or find dilithium! They kept Discovery as a secret pretty too hardcore 😂 Otherwise their future selves wouldn’t suffer.
@@MP-vc4nu to be fair, mirror stamets turned the spore drive into a superweapon that threatened to destroy the multiverse. the technology was too dangerous if used in the wrong way.
@@jesusmora9379 Except for the fact that using the spores for FTL propulsion isn't what caused the problem that would endanger the multiverse. Creating a Mycelial reactor like the one on the Charon was the crux of the problem. It was established that using the mycelial network for transit isn't fundamentally dangerous (as they also solved that issue with the Ja'Shep). The Federation isn't the Terran Empire after all, and it also researched and encountered a wide array of power generation technologies... Disco writers just conveniently forgot about them.
"Star Trek" often has a trend of not portraying admirals well. They've got a history of being overbearing, incompetent, impostors or sometimes downright evil. (Also, successful captains who become admirals usually wind up being unhappy and less-than-successful after their promotions.) Katrina Cornwell wound up being one of the few good ones, joining the company of characters like William Ross and Maxwell Forrest.
If you could change the title that'd be great. He doesn't create a spore drive here. It's already been created. You also got his rank wrong and misspelled succeed. The title should be: "Star Trek Discovery | Lieutenant Commander Stamets quickly re-fuels the Spore Drive" or "Star Trek Discovery | LtCmdr Stamets quickly terraforms a planets using spores"
This isn't terraforming; the planetoid already had an atmosphere, a crust, and its' own biosphere; the spores were simply "planted, grown," and "harvested" there by Stamets and the crew....like a vineyard.
just wondering how many of you realise how important person Paul Stamets really is, to get his persona put here for the future generations. They will know how important mushrooms really are... ;)
The extroverts tend to be more well known because they project themselves better, but it's the silent introverts that tend to ponder and discover more deeply
No. Genesis and the spore drive are two DIFFERENT technologies, doing two DIFFERENT things! People need to stop confusing the two; they are NOT the same thing!
This is the greatest thing to come out from star trek in years now is the time to get a completely different and more updated and new star trek for the world of today for it to go forward into the future to set it a part from the other star Trek that have been done it has to go forward before anything else to go with the world we live in with things changing each year something new comes out that is made to buy
Not possible with the methods display on video. That planet have Earth like gravity and a nice atom sphere, Mars is just way too weak for terraforming.
i dont understand how poeple say discovery sucks?! most of the poeple wh say it havnt even watched it and have simply judged it from trailers. i dont think anyone should judge this show until watching a decent amount of it themselves because it is a hell of a show
Because, among other things, Vulcans can't mind meld across the universe, Klingons don't eat people, Spock doesn't have a sister and finally, IT'S NOT STAR TREK.
Ikr. Atleast good ol’ warp drives have been theorised with valid explanations. This truly is ‘fiction’, without the ‘science’ part. It is cool and interesting, but kinda BS
They sent it to the 32nd century along with the time travels suit and the entire crew with it as control was after the vast amount of knowledge that was gained from the ancient sentient being they encountered some episodes ago. They entire premise was built around it. But then they realised the show would interfere with regular canon So they time travel to future and all records of discovery it's crew and it's knowledge erased.
He doesn't create a spore drive here. Get it right. They already had one. Also, you got his rank wrong. Well done, your attention to detail is unmatched.
Disagree. He's an engineer and a scientist; he doesn't have the temperament or experience to command a ship. he has antisocial tendencies, and doesn't suffer fools well. He's not patient by nature...which makes leading people of various ages and levels of knowledge pretty hard to do. He's most comfortable in SCIENCE; that's one reason he and Tilly get along so well. I think Tilly's a LONG way from command herself; but at least she has the basic personality traits for it, when she's ready (which, in her case, will take a LONG time). But, Stamets running a ship and crew? Nope! That would be like putting Elon Musk in command of a nuclear aircraft carrier!
Mike Freeman To be fair there was no mention of protomatter being outlawed. Simply proclaimed as too dangerous and unstable for ethical use. Basically the free market said they were not having any of that shit.
That's the thing the federation and Starfleet are Hippocrates they tend to break or bend the rules at the flip of a dime all the time when they feel they need to but shouldn't because of the regulations put down no wonder they are always at war and getting into confrontation
To be fair, Discovery is the only ship that could be considered more advanced, and that's only it's spore drive. Other than the drive, none of the ships have anything near as advanced as anything from the TNG era.
The consoles look more advanced as well as the large screen display. Even the holographic images-these did not exist before Kirk. They must be redoing the whole Star Trek universe
@@michaelschweigart3517 You do remember, don't you, that Kirk's Enterprise was first designed in the 1960's? They had no reference for things like a spore drive, holographic systems, and advanced computer displays. These shows are based on the time period in which they were produced; the span of technological advancement between the original series, and Discovery - is like the span of difference between an old rotary phone, and a smartphone! When they designed Discovery, it would have been silly to create ships that looked even less advanced than Kirk's Enterprise...when the world today is used to things like advanced computers, smartphones, advanced computer displays, etc. No one would have liked that! Now, when they did ST:Enterprise - they could create a reasonable scenario with a ship that looks more like a submarine on the inside....because that show was in the time period just as the Federation was founded, and Earth hadn't really travelled much beyond the Sol system. Discovery is different; you can't drop a technology like a spore drive, in a ship that doesn't look advanced; it wouldn't make much sense. So, they used modern materials in most places, because that's what people's frame of reference IS right now!
@@michaelschweigart3517 with the exception of the holograms, everything is supposed to be what TOS might have looked like if made today. The holograms are stated to new. Without spoiling, there's a sequence of events that causes Pike to order the hologram projectors ripped out of Enterprise, "we'll use good old fashioned view screens from now on". The rest of the Federation soon follows suit.
Best way I can describe it is with car analogies. Discovery is the super high end exotic car with the carbon fiber body. Custom everything. Cutting edge everything. Costs more than what most people would make in a lifetime. Enterprise is more of a factory standard Ford Mustang. Few custom mods here and there; but overall average for her type.
This is biofuel green energy bullshit. The early federation was built with matter / anti-matter reactors and warp drives. Some millenials retconed this hippie narative in.
@@malthusdarmus1257 Magic hippie fuel that is light years better than warp drive ever could be. and less energy intensive to produce, a win win for starfleet if they made a new timeline for it
Using Dilithium as a power source had downsides. Maintaining matter / anti-matter reactors was difficult. At the end of Next Generation movies there was a downside to traditional warp drives that was damaging subspace. I guess we could just retcon fairy dust and solve all problems.
Somehow the events on the planet make me feel like this was someone truing Star Trek into StarCraft, especially with the blue pulses of energy. Outside of the Discovery's design the Spore Drive makes it feel like someone trying to create either a Dune or StarCraft series but packaging it as "Star Trek," but this is still quite good for neo-Trek
Well space sci-fi, when it comes to the mainstream stuff, isn't an incredibly expansive genre. I'm sure all these franchises take heavy inspiration from one another.
constell star nation Aside from plot armor reasons, most of any fungus is the mycelium...like bread mold...by the time you see a tiny spot, most of the bread has mycelia spread through it. Those fibers absorb whatever elements the fungus requires to survive, much as plant roots do. Plot armor covers the biochemical processes needed for it to actually work. That's my guess.
@@constellstarnation7023 Fungi get their energy from living or dead organic material; the particular fungus that works on the mycelial network also has the ability to convert and use energy itself as a source of food. It also has the ability to co-exist on different levels of dimensions, including our own; that's why it interfaces with the underlying mycelial network ....and why tardigrades can use it to connect to that network, and travel over it. Once Stamets and his researchers discovered that quality about the fungus and the spores that carry the energy it uses, they theorized that this particular fungus could be the basis of a propulsion system - one that "rides" the mycelial network, and allow a ship to go almost anywhere in the universe that you have navigational information on. In the show, tardigrades carry that navigational knowledge with them; USS Discovery and USS Glenn were testbeds to build a drive system that could input and use the navigational fixes carried over the mycelial network to travel to different places in the universe, at speeds FAR faster than any warp drive could manage. Stamets job was to figure out how to build that system; but, they didn't know that tardigrades have the necessary navigational data in their own bodies until the Glenn (and then the Discovery) encountered one. Once they discovered that biological part of the network; both ships used the tardigrade to help them travel over it. In the show, no other known fungi species has these unique qualities....so, to get the spores you need to use the type of energy the mycelial network uses, you have to obtain and GROW that PARTICULAR species of fungus.
Geostationary orbit does not care about what your size is, it cares only about the size of the planetoid you are orbiting around, and what its rotation period is (its “day”). Because being “Geostationary” simply means keeping pace with a spot on the planetoid’s equator, it would be closer with a fast-rotating planetoid or further away with a slowly rotating planetoid. The gravity of the planetoid will determine how fast you orbit at any one distance, and the distance itself will determine if you move in relation to the surface of the planetoid or not. The distance where you remain above a single point on the equator at all times is called the geostationary orbit. For a small moon that rotates quickly, 800km could easily be geostationary orbit. The reason why our moon does not have a geostationary orbit is because it is tidally locked to Earth, and its 27.5-day long rotational period would put any true geostationary orbit within the gravitational influence of the Earth, which would disturb such an orbit and make it not-geostationary.
To be fair, "Geo"stationary orbit is still not the right term for a synchronous equatorial orbit around any object other than Earth. Hard to be both in orbit Earth and not be within it's sphere of influence hehe.
That is a misconception. LOOKING more advanced is not the same as BEING more advanced. its primarily a matter of what the technology does rather than how it looks doing it. A decade later in TOS the warp drives are still faster, the weapons are still stronger, the shields are still tougher, it is merely a matter of limited production capabilities/budget and poor understanding in the 1960's of what technology would look like in a few decades much less centuries. Our technology TODAY looks more advanced than TOS. Doesn't mean it IS. Hell, if they knew we'd be using touch-screen controls today, they wouldn't have resorted to ice cube tray molds on the bridge, as backlit graphics behind plexiglass was far cheaper to make (as Michael Okuda would one day prove)
@@k1productions87 Exactly! And the spore drive technology is actually based on existing theories about the underlying structure of the universe (or, multiverse; since Discovery did cross between universes into one in which the Terran Empire ruled most of the galaxy, and where Captain Lorca came from) - and the belief that the structure also includes a biological component; which is how ships can navigate using the mycelial network. ST:Discovery's spore drive tech is actually based on an extrapolation of EXISTING theories - most of which we don't have the technology to verify ourselves, but is based on existing observation and ideas.
Nope. Genesis could actually create a planet from a Nebula, wich is a feat a bit beyond spores. This planet had important parts already in place. Minor stuff like Atmosphere, a carbon cycle and a crust.
@@christopherg2347 Actually, the Genesis technology created life in a new biosphere by manipulating existing matter into new forms; including new life! Genesis didn't need a nebula to work; it just needed basic matter in the vicinity to transmute into a new biosphere. The mycelial network already exists in the fabric of the universe; the spores are the connection between that network, and the rest of the universe. That's one reason why the tardigrade used it for navigation; it could interface with the network using the spores...where Discovery needed hardware and a biological "interface" (Stamets himself) to do what the tardigrade can do naturally.
You know, in any other Star Trek series, we wouldn’t see the probes landing or anything. We’d have beautiful or dramatic exposition as to what this meant, whether it had pros and cons, the wider socio political impact it would have… and I’d take the exposition any day.
@21stcenturyenigma It's not creationism, because there's no religious component to traveling over the myceila network; the network is a part of the underlying structure of the universe itself; it wasn't "created" by a miracle! It's SCIENCE, and BIOLOGY; not RELIGION. Also, this isn't terraforming, either; Discovery used a planetoid that already existed, and had the necessary components (crust, atmosphere, biological material) to grow the specific fungus that creates and uses the spores! This is NOT TERRAFORMING; which is changing a planet or moon's biosphere in order to support a specific kind of life!
This is garbage. Wrath of Kuhn Genesis? Klingon ships bigger than 30 enterprises. Capitol ships? Never seen those before. Discovery is newer than the enterprise D? Give me a break. Complete garbage.
Did you know Garak was originally supposed to be gay, and the only reason it wasn't put in was because Ira Steven Behr felt that the studio wouldn't allow it. And no, this is not supposition, he literally said this himself.
Having never watched discovery... and only having a vague idea of the rules it plays with, I thought they were trying to teleport a planet
Seriously? That's the dumbest thing to think. Literally 40 seconds into the clip Stamets says "agro-transport boosters". "Agro". As in "agricultural".
@@theabyss5647 calm the hell down
I thought the same and I had watched a lot the show... But what made me think against it was the back wall panel full of red spore canisters (red meaning they're empty) so they didn't have spores in stock... They needed spores, why would they teleport a dessert pl.... Oh... Ohhhh they are farming spores! I getchya
@@theabyss5647 are u 5 yrs old to flip out over a tv show? A tv show....lmfao
@q9968 It's worth watching - my wife refused to watch past the first episode of series 1 because "those aren't real Klingons" but once you get past that it really does work well, and it is "proper Star Trek" though it really doesn't seem like it in the early episodes. That's probably what put a lot of people off: "this isn't Next Generation" syndrome.
More like Stamets successfully teraformed a planet with Spore Mushrooms...
Discovery fans:Yeah!
The Expanse fans:Oh shit!
He didn't make the spore drive in this clip. He made the most dense mycocolony in the universe.
"47%. 45%."
'Wait, wha-'
"Error. Spore generation has experienced a problem. Please restart and try again."
Or call Microsoft at 1-800...
Two movies later they find out that Spock Pike and Captain Kirk are all still alive in sitting in torpedo tubes on the surface
GENESIS !!!
Lol right?
they dont create the spore drive here lol. They just create more fuel
i mean the fungus are what generate the spores so like 🤷♂️
23rd Century : Federation - I can almost instantly grow tonnes of fuels that enable ships to travel across a galaxy.
31st century : Federation - We’re totally screwed and everyone need to mine or find dilithium!
They kept Discovery as a secret pretty too hardcore 😂
Otherwise their future selves wouldn’t suffer.
@@MP-vc4nu to be fair, mirror stamets turned the spore drive into a superweapon that threatened to destroy the multiverse. the technology was too dangerous if used in the wrong way.
@@dark_ops1651 its not a spore drive no matter how you look at it. spore creation isnt a spore drive. dumbass
@@jesusmora9379 Except for the fact that using the spores for FTL propulsion isn't what caused the problem that would endanger the multiverse.
Creating a Mycelial reactor like the one on the Charon was the crux of the problem.
It was established that using the mycelial network for transit isn't fundamentally dangerous (as they also solved that issue with the Ja'Shep).
The Federation isn't the Terran Empire after all, and it also researched and encountered a wide array of power generation technologies... Disco writers just conveniently forgot about them.
in the begining there is nothing, and God say " 'Cmon Kiddos". and there will be life
I heart Cornwell. She's the bomb.
Oh no...
*boom*
aged like milk
"Star Trek" often has a trend of not portraying admirals well. They've got a history of being overbearing, incompetent, impostors or sometimes downright evil.
(Also, successful captains who become admirals usually wind up being unhappy and less-than-successful after their promotions.)
Katrina Cornwell wound up being one of the few good ones, joining the company of characters like William Ross and Maxwell Forrest.
@@heavyarms01h Maxwell completely agree. Ross showed his dark side in Inter Arma Silent Legas by siding with Section 31.
the verdict is in. Spinny things are cool.
see: Stargate
I'll try spinning, that's a good trick!
@@datatcg2435 spinny things are cool 99.99% of the time.
Thinking stargate 200 here?
@@MisterYankou90% of the time, it works all the time
If you could change the title that'd be great. He doesn't create a spore drive here. It's already been created. You also got his rank wrong and misspelled succeed. The title should be:
"Star Trek Discovery | Lieutenant Commander Stamets quickly re-fuels the Spore Drive"
or
"Star Trek Discovery | LtCmdr Stamets quickly terraforms a planets using spores"
Oh fuck off
He was promoted to Lt Commander in the first season finale. Close enough.
Bruh. Its just a fucking video
@@duomaxwell4340 No :)
Dork
Terraforming highspeed
This isn't terraforming; the planetoid already had an atmosphere, a crust, and its' own biosphere; the spores were simply "planted, grown," and "harvested" there by Stamets and the crew....like a vineyard.
Because several have asked, this is from S01E14: "The War Without, The War Within"
just wondering how many of you realise how important person Paul Stamets really is, to get his persona put here for the future generations. They will know how important mushrooms really are... ;)
I'm with you on this...Mr. Stamets is the saviour of the human race. I believe his brother has something to do with the show?
Nominate for Nobel Prize
The extroverts tend to be more well known because they project themselves better, but it's the silent introverts that tend to ponder and discover more deeply
Still cannot understand why they let Cornwell die. She was one of the best characters StarTrek ever had.
I agree!
My seond favourite after Admiral/ Vice-Admiral Nechayev. =D
I agree, but her death underscores the weight of the drama. That was a really good season overall.
was kathleen kennedy producing?
Her actor probably wanted out
Back when Michael kept her mouth shut occasionally
So the prelude to the Genesis
No. Genesis and the spore drive are two DIFFERENT technologies, doing two DIFFERENT things! People need to stop confusing the two; they are NOT the same thing!
Yes but does it matter here?
So Cool!
Looks like they're seeding Tiberium to me.
Sort of
Why were they planting spores on the planet again? It’s been ages since I’ve watched
Plant the spores and then mine them to power the drive.
the harvest they had died. I don't remember it was when though (going to the parallel universe, going in the network...)=
God Damn it Stamets!
This is the greatest thing to come out from star trek in years now is the time to get a completely different and more updated and new star trek for the world of today for it to go forward into the future to set it a part from the other star Trek that have been done it has to go forward before anything else to go with the world we live in with things changing each year something new comes out that is made to buy
Wel this is a bot comment if I ever seen it.
This is the Star Trek equivalent of blowing dandelion seeds on someone’s lawn.
😂
Mr Stamitz,
ready the Dandelion blower.
Even the Scimitar would be frightened.
Very 'SpaceX-y' (or -ish) if I can use that as an adjective lol.
Very accurate.
I wish we could terraform Mars like that
Not possible with the methods display on video.
That planet have Earth like gravity and a nice atom sphere, Mars is just way too weak for terraforming.
@MP-vc4nu agreed that planet was akin to a primordial earth.
i dont understand how poeple say discovery sucks?! most of the poeple wh say it havnt even watched it and have simply judged it from trailers. i dont think anyone should judge this show until watching a decent amount of it themselves because it is a hell of a show
Because, among other things, Vulcans can't mind meld across the universe, Klingons don't eat people, Spock doesn't have a sister and finally, IT'S NOT STAR TREK.
Leon Kernan I mean even if you don’t like it sorry to tell you it is Star Trek
@@leonkernan It is Star Trek and it's canon. DEAL WITH IT.
@IAN HEINE And it provides the reason why they were phased out in season 2, Pike won't use it
IAN HEINE thats simply cgi developement
Because in the era of short span attention you need insta-terramorfing...
Genesis, what's Genesis?
@@yellowdogdemocrat1402 I want Genesis Kirk give it to me!
Threre is an edition of this episode without time-lapses,
if you are interested :)
As cool as it looks, this is all pretty stupid.
Ikr. Atleast good ol’ warp drives have been theorised with valid explanations. This truly is ‘fiction’, without the ‘science’ part. It is cool and interesting, but kinda BS
Where was this technology when Voyager was stuck in the Delta Quadrant?
The 32nd century
They sent it to the 32nd century along with the time travels suit and the entire crew with it as control was after the vast amount of knowledge that was gained from the ancient sentient being they encountered some episodes ago. They entire premise was built around it. But then they realised the show would interfere with regular canon
So they time travel to future and all records of discovery it's crew and it's knowledge erased.
This was around the time they were about to go war with the klingons.
He doesn't create a spore drive here. Get it right. They already had one. Also, you got his rank wrong.
Well done, your attention to detail is unmatched.
Lt.Stamets should have his own commend maybe the new class-Nebula starship.
Disagree. He's an engineer and a scientist; he doesn't have the temperament or experience to command a ship. he has antisocial tendencies, and doesn't suffer fools well. He's not patient by nature...which makes leading people of various ages and levels of knowledge pretty hard to do. He's most comfortable in SCIENCE; that's one reason he and Tilly get along so well. I think Tilly's a LONG way from command herself; but at least she has the basic personality traits for it, when she's ready (which, in her case, will take a LONG time). But, Stamets running a ship and crew? Nope! That would be like putting Elon Musk in command of a nuclear aircraft carrier!
SeatBill and hes also was a doctor in the comic that showed his past 😶✌️
I thought they outlawed protomatter lol 😝
Mike Freeman To be fair there was no mention of protomatter being outlawed. Simply proclaimed as too dangerous and unstable for ethical use. Basically the free market said they were not having any of that shit.
Mike Freeman it wasn't until the Genesis device was used improperly.
That's the thing the federation and Starfleet are Hippocrates they tend to break or bend the rules at the flip of a dime all the time when they feel they need to but shouldn't because of the regulations put down no wonder they are always at war and getting into confrontation
@@brianlindee8891 Or to put it the easy way: The UFP is basically the US of the future. :D
Not yet
This takes place before Captain Kirk? How is it then that the star ships are so much more advanced than even the tng Enterprise?
To be fair, Discovery is the only ship that could be considered more advanced, and that's only it's spore drive. Other than the drive, none of the ships have anything near as advanced as anything from the TNG era.
The consoles look more advanced as well as the large screen display. Even the holographic images-these did not exist before Kirk. They must be redoing the whole Star Trek universe
@@michaelschweigart3517 You do remember, don't you, that Kirk's Enterprise was first designed in the 1960's? They had no reference for things like a spore drive, holographic systems, and advanced computer displays. These shows are based on the time period in which they were produced; the span of technological advancement between the original series, and Discovery - is like the span of difference between an old rotary phone, and a smartphone!
When they designed Discovery, it would have been silly to create ships that looked even less advanced than Kirk's Enterprise...when the world today is used to things like advanced computers, smartphones, advanced computer displays, etc. No one would have liked that! Now, when they did ST:Enterprise - they could create a reasonable scenario with a ship that looks more like a submarine on the inside....because that show was in the time period just as the Federation was founded, and Earth hadn't really travelled much beyond the Sol system. Discovery is different; you can't drop a technology like a spore drive, in a ship that doesn't look advanced; it wouldn't make much sense. So, they used modern materials in most places, because that's what people's frame of reference IS right now!
@@michaelschweigart3517 with the exception of the holograms, everything is supposed to be what TOS might have looked like if made today. The holograms are stated to new. Without spoiling, there's a sequence of events that causes Pike to order the hologram projectors ripped out of Enterprise, "we'll use good old fashioned view screens from now on". The rest of the Federation soon follows suit.
Best way I can describe it is with car analogies. Discovery is the super high end exotic car with the carbon fiber body. Custom everything. Cutting edge everything. Costs more than what most people would make in a lifetime.
Enterprise is more of a factory standard Ford Mustang. Few custom mods here and there; but overall average for her type.
They should visit that planet in 32nd centrury there could be life on they’re now
Is this season 1? Not gunna lie I basically skipped that whole season besides the first couple
S1X14
Wish it was that easy!
shrooms
Take note NASA
This is biofuel green energy bullshit. The early federation was built with matter / anti-matter reactors and warp drives. Some millenials retconed this hippie narative in.
@@malthusdarmus1257 Magic hippie fuel that is light years better than warp drive ever could be. and less energy intensive to produce, a win win for starfleet if they made a new timeline for it
@@Stormwave6 Actually, fairy dust is even more environmentally friendly.
Using Dilithium as a power source had downsides. Maintaining matter / anti-matter reactors was difficult. At the end of Next Generation movies there was a downside to traditional warp drives that was damaging subspace. I guess we could just retcon fairy dust and solve all problems.
Time to see if the whole galaxy can trip out!
Somehow the events on the planet make me feel like this was someone truing Star Trek into StarCraft, especially with the blue pulses of energy. Outside of the Discovery's design the Spore Drive makes it feel like someone trying to create either a Dune or StarCraft series but packaging it as "Star Trek," but this is still quite good for neo-Trek
Well space sci-fi, when it comes to the mainstream stuff, isn't an incredibly expansive genre. I'm sure all these franchises take heavy inspiration from one another.
Stop sequency
I love sunday injection protocol.
Was that the word?
mycelium :)
Locked behind a paywall and it’s trash lmao.
Can’t wait for the Expanse and axanar
Cornwell is freaking identical to Kathleen Kennedy, it's incredible
Succed?
What season and episode? Name?
S01E14: "The War Without, The War Within"
Stamets is best tactical officer ever...
Except....he's an engineer and an astromycologist; not a tactical officer.
Discoverry ist the badest Star treck thing,that existet!It's not Star treck!
Robot Fungimancer casts a level 10 spell... wtf is Star Trek exactly these days?
Hello, can you tell me what episode is this ?
1x14
@@SvenOppenhaeuserthank you
1x14
so this is what the Elohim do.
This is the inside of your brain on mushrooms.
This is magic mushrooms
On the new season I noticed how bothering is the music, all scenes had music. They are not able to have a casual conversation without a orquesta. 😡
This isn't really something to complain about. It's a dramatic sci-fi show, you can't expect them to forego incidental music.
TNG started doing it and I started not liking it way back then, now I just sigh.
OldFreak wiht Bonzen
What episode is this in?
David Corby maybe like ep 15 of the 1st season, or ep 2 or 3 or the second season
S1 E14 The war without the war within
And the fungus eats... what?
@doctorwho0077 on a rocky wasteland? How?
would somebody like to speculate whathow the fungus eats? we'd love to know.
tell us, please
constell star nation Aside from plot armor reasons, most of any fungus is the mycelium...like bread mold...by the time you see a tiny spot, most of the bread has mycelia spread through it. Those fibers absorb whatever elements the fungus requires to survive, much as plant roots do. Plot armor covers the biochemical processes needed for it to actually work. That's my guess.
@@constellstarnation7023 Fungi get their energy from living or dead organic material; the particular fungus that works on the mycelial network also has the ability to convert and use energy itself as a source of food. It also has the ability to co-exist on different levels of dimensions, including our own; that's why it interfaces with the underlying mycelial network ....and why tardigrades can use it to connect to that network, and travel over it. Once Stamets and his researchers discovered that quality about the fungus and the spores that carry the energy it uses, they theorized that this particular fungus could be the basis of a propulsion system - one that "rides" the mycelial network, and allow a ship to go almost anywhere in the universe that you have navigational information on. In the show, tardigrades carry that navigational knowledge with them; USS Discovery and USS Glenn were testbeds to build a drive system that could input and use the navigational fixes carried over the mycelial network to travel to different places in the universe, at speeds FAR faster than any warp drive could manage. Stamets job was to figure out how to build that system; but, they didn't know that tardigrades have the necessary navigational data in their own bodies until the Glenn (and then the Discovery) encountered one. Once they discovered that biological part of the network; both ships used the tardigrade to help them travel over it.
In the show, no other known fungi species has these unique qualities....so, to get the spores you need to use the type of energy the mycelial network uses, you have to obtain and GROW that PARTICULAR species of fungus.
Genesis before Genesis
i want it to growth my farm.
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Yah, I Concur.
It must be Genesis torpedo, ironically human made!
@@croixchjn21 You're both wrong....and uninformed.
Movie name
Star Trek: Discovery,
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I'm sorry I'm allergic to bullshit
yes, yes, completely throw the prime directive out of an airlock
It's completely absent of life prior. There's no life to interfere with. Also kind of a survival situation.
This is a live or die situation, the Prime Directive is basically rescinded.
800 KM's is not Geo Stationary Orbit unless you're the size of and asteroid
Geostationary orbit does not care about what your size is, it cares only about the size of the planetoid you are orbiting around, and what its rotation period is (its “day”). Because being “Geostationary” simply means keeping pace with a spot on the planetoid’s equator, it would be closer with a fast-rotating planetoid or further away with a slowly rotating planetoid. The gravity of the planetoid will determine how fast you orbit at any one distance, and the distance itself will determine if you move in relation to the surface of the planetoid or not. The distance where you remain above a single point on the equator at all times is called the geostationary orbit.
For a small moon that rotates quickly, 800km could easily be geostationary orbit. The reason why our moon does not have a geostationary orbit is because it is tidally locked to Earth, and its 27.5-day long rotational period would put any true geostationary orbit within the gravitational influence of the Earth, which would disturb such an orbit and make it not-geostationary.
+saquist derp
To be fair, "Geo"stationary orbit is still not the right term for a synchronous equatorial orbit around any object other than Earth. Hard to be both in orbit Earth and not be within it's sphere of influence hehe.
Plus, you can also hold geostationary position with the help of impulse engines. Starships are not required to surrender themselves to physics.
Succeed has 2 e's please edit title.
Adhd sugar rush trek. Looks like the 29th century not the 23rd
You would think the girl with the piece of metal on her head would want to cover that up with her hair...
In the show we learn about how she hated the augments at first but learned to accept them and not feel the need to cover them up.
Plot convenience
It's rubbish the tech on this ship is ridiculous it doesn't fit the time period at all
That is a misconception. LOOKING more advanced is not the same as BEING more advanced. its primarily a matter of what the technology does rather than how it looks doing it. A decade later in TOS the warp drives are still faster, the weapons are still stronger, the shields are still tougher, it is merely a matter of limited production capabilities/budget and poor understanding in the 1960's of what technology would look like in a few decades much less centuries.
Our technology TODAY looks more advanced than TOS. Doesn't mean it IS. Hell, if they knew we'd be using touch-screen controls today, they wouldn't have resorted to ice cube tray molds on the bridge, as backlit graphics behind plexiglass was far cheaper to make (as Michael Okuda would one day prove)
@@k1productions87 Exactly! And the spore drive technology is actually based on existing theories about the underlying structure of the universe (or, multiverse; since Discovery did cross between universes into one in which the Terran Empire ruled most of the galaxy, and where Captain Lorca came from) - and the belief that the structure also includes a biological component; which is how ships can navigate using the mycelial network. ST:Discovery's spore drive tech is actually based on an extrapolation of EXISTING theories - most of which we don't have the technology to verify ourselves, but is based on existing observation and ideas.
I completely agree, the discovery shouldn’t have the ability to do something like that especially within the time period of Star Trek
but could he create some toppy that was too sloppy for even Dr. Culber?!
Doesn't this...kinda...make the genesis project stupid?
Nope.
Genesis could actually create a planet from a Nebula, wich is a feat a bit beyond spores.
This planet had important parts already in place. Minor stuff like Atmosphere, a carbon cycle and a crust.
@@christopherg2347 Actually, the Genesis technology created life in a new biosphere by manipulating existing matter into new forms; including new life! Genesis didn't need a nebula to work; it just needed basic matter in the vicinity to transmute into a new biosphere. The mycelial network already exists in the fabric of the universe; the spores are the connection between that network, and the rest of the universe. That's one reason why the tardigrade used it for navigation; it could interface with the network using the spores...where Discovery needed hardware and a biological "interface" (Stamets himself) to do what the tardigrade can do naturally.
wtf is a spore drive man !!!
You know, in any other Star Trek series, we wouldn’t see the probes landing or anything. We’d have beautiful or dramatic exposition as to what this meant, whether it had pros and cons, the wider socio political impact it would have… and I’d take the exposition any day.
Thanks for your input
@@kinofthestars thanks for acknowledging it. For some reason I thought I could maybe make a comment on this page… I wonder why?
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So basically a rip off genus is device
need to be the plant and fruit with seed with its own kind
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Lol a gay man excited about shrooms.
Discovery is creationist confirmed!
Yes, creation by sentient physical beings not an omnipotent skydaddy
@21stcenturyenigma It's not creationism, because there's no religious component to traveling over the myceila network; the network is a part of the underlying structure of the universe itself; it wasn't "created" by a miracle! It's SCIENCE, and BIOLOGY; not RELIGION. Also, this isn't terraforming, either; Discovery used a planetoid that already existed, and had the necessary components (crust, atmosphere, biological material) to grow the specific fungus that creates and uses the spores! This is NOT TERRAFORMING; which is changing a planet or moon's biosphere in order to support a specific kind of life!
Remember when there were heterosexuals in Starfleet?
Like Sulu, damn right!
Wasn't that the series where the main actress cried in every episode?
How can you make a plant to grow faster the whole show makes no sense
This is garbage. Wrath of Kuhn Genesis? Klingon ships bigger than 30 enterprises. Capitol ships? Never seen those before. Discovery is newer than the enterprise D? Give me a break. Complete garbage.
A better name for this television service would be, gay men in space!
Did you know Garak was originally supposed to be gay, and the only reason it wasn't put in was because Ira Steven Behr felt that the studio wouldn't allow it. And no, this is not supposition, he literally said this himself.
Retro fit those probe tubes with torpedo's for the best pattern sierra ever
What is succed? Do you mean succeeded?