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Yeah. Well, it is a combination. I mean, we — and this was part of the calculus we did in acquiring this, is that you have to convert inferred into reserves. And frankly, what happens is gonna be similar to what we’ve seen at other mines, where we are producing mineralization that maybe doesn’t even make a category. And we certainly see that Greens Creek a lot. We don’t see any — that this would be any different than that.

Without cheating and going to Memory Alpha, I’m trying to remember how many episodes we had of the Preservers… And if it was only that one, then, yeah, the asteroid deflector.

Wow I did not notice the chime came from Voyager and the TNG films. It sounded familiar but I couldn’t place it even though I heard it more times then I can count lol. But I love little stuff like this to make it feel part of the franchise as a whole.

And I’ve also noticed we actually got a bit of non-instant in-universe trivia from that episode: We know now that Tilly must have been born around 2236, since she obviously attended junior high school with May Ahearn (that’s how the subtitles spell it – not “Mae”), who was born in that year. It’s also quite interesting, since this makes Tilly 21 years old (22 at at a max), whereas Mary Wiseman is actually just a few months younger than Sonequa Martin-Green, and almost 4 years older than Emily Coutts, who portrays her superior officer, Lt. Detmer).

I had heard that it was the network censors who insisted that “We find the one quite sufficient” be added, but I have no idea how true that is.

The debate over the nature of the red angel is reminiscent of the same debate over Bajor’s Prophets, seen as “wormhole aliens” to members of Starfleet. But this season promises to go deeper into this debate and how religion and faith are perceived in the Federation of the future. As for the big mystery itself, “New Eden” didn’t provide any answers yet, but there are hints that the red bursts may be part of some kind of galactic morality test. While it is a minefield, so far this entire foray into the issue of faith remains intriguing and hopefully can avoid some of the heavy-handedness the series dabbled in the first season when dealing with some hot topics.

I do wish they’d stopped for a sec and talked it through. Those kinds of things are sometimes more for the audience than the characters, to show thoughtfulness and point out the ethical issues around it. The episode was only 43 minutes long, they certainly had the time to spare.

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Me too! By the official timeline he’s got another 5 or 6 years in command of the Enterprise so there’s loads of adventures to tell there.

But we don’t see any evidence of the girl’s technical ability or why she’d be trusted around the phaser. I have a feeling dialogue or scenes were cut for time that would have fleshed this out.