Guli;2777738 said:
1 A Star goes super nova The shock wave will be traveling at a fraction of c.
That gives the nearest star system between 80 and 1000 YEARS to evacuate.
2. Parachutes? really? in an age of thrust boots and artificial gravity?
3. Ejecting the core. If I hear someone say that one more time I will start Killing people.
4. Event Horizon. If you are close enough to a black hole that a ship capable of travelling 1000's of times faster than light cannot escape then a tiny little subluminal pop isn't going to do squat.
5. smush Being close proximity to an explosion while the ship is being ripped apart by tidal stresses.
6. Kirks dads ship collision. Movie over everyone go home. Slamming 100's of metrics ton of anything into anything at relativistic velocities means annihilation period. Not even taking into account the antimatter.
7. Do I need to mention chekov
8. Kirk from cadet to captain. Did we just jump a few ranks.
9. spock saw vulcan as big as a moon from a whole other star system?!?!?!
10. The Romulan and Spock's ship go thru a black hole. You do realize a black hole has a star at the center?
This is just a start You want more I have got time.
Oh, by all means. Knock yourself out.
I've also changed my mind. There are 'plot holes' in every film, television series, etc. which has ever been (or ever will) produced. The latest Star Trek movie is (thus) no different.
Well, I thought that the story flowed from start to finish well, but I should have nit-picked the science (from a 21st century scientific perspective) to death, along with the standard non-use of thruster boots, fictional Starfleet Academy and career advancement policies, yada yada yada. That's entertainment.
It's still a good movie and an equally good reboot on J.J. Abrams part in my opinion (as ignorant as that is). I'm outta this latest "Trash Star Trek" incarnation/thread. And thanks to you, theogt, for saving me the humongous headache.