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Well Matt pointed it out already but they were taken before first contact. To them they probably do see the Red Angel an angel in the biblical sense. At least some of them. People like Jacob may just see him as an alien but you’re now dealing with centuries of tradition just like we do on this planet. And as you said a lot of culture is wrapped up in religion.

Now THAT felt a tad off. That particular piece of insight was supposed to be conceived at the end of Spock’s journey with his TOS friends, not prior to his departure for Starfleet. Sometimes those references can be overdone and missplaced.

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“In terms of cost and convenience, compared to sand-, shot- or plastic-bead blasting, Coulson wet ice blasting uses ice which is significantly more economical – and can be easily managed on site,” he adds.

Regarding the “throwing from their hands” holo magic, I really wonder if they even have left to themselves any place to go for the Picard show which is set nearly 150 years in Discovery’s future. I think we can now safely expect that this show will be wildly more advanced than even the final episode of Voyager, and TNG for sure, even though only set a few decades apart. Because it has to. Seeing the producers are bringing all sorts of Abramstrek tropes into Discovery, I highly doubt they would not ensure internal consistency between Picard and Discovery, even at the expense of TOS and the TNG-era shows.

Mike Harring, of J & S Landscaping, blows snow off a sidewalk along Independence Street in Shamokin, Pa., on Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019. Dangerous cold air is impacting a vast swath of the United States. (Larry Deklinski/The News-Item via AP)

Ice crystals create a pattern on a window in Detroit, Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. The painfully cold weather system that put much of the Midwest into a historic deep freeze is expected to ease. But temperatures still tumbled to record lows early Thursday. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

In a paper detailing early experiments, the team – including Genrokuro Matsunaga, a 70-year-old swordsmith and Takeo Watanabe at Kanagawa Institute of Technology – explain how they have made several rock corers with various metallic compositions. Four contain tamahagane, the traditional metal made from iron sand and charcoal that is used in Japanese swords. “To achieve the sharpness and plasticity demand of the corer tip, we borrowed the techniques of traditional Japanese sword-smithing in fabricating the corer samples,” the authors write. (You can view stunning images of this process in our gallery: The amazing craft of samurai swords.)

I think they could do it but people probably shouldn’t get their hopes up it won’t be for a few years. They made it clear we won’t even see the Section 31 show until Discovery is off the air which obviously could be years. I think the plan is to keep on two live shows at once (currently Discovery and the Picard show) but no more then that. Of course who knows how firm that is but with so many animated shows too I think thats the plan.

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