Confused about this faction mission

Chang

A borg cube shouldn't be able to fly? In space?

DavideBooks

De-molicularization (apologies for probably spelling that incorrectly), remote transport, and re-molicularizatiom of living organisms is fine, but a flying box is problematic... This type of thing is typical Star Trek pseudo-science thinking. I just send the missions and no longer think about it.

Slick

In space, an object's shape is irrelevant for normal travel. But in Trek lore, almost everything that is warp capable has obvious signs of that capability in the form of nacelles, whether they are external pylons or integrated into the hull such as the Ferengi and Cardassian ships.

Odo Marmarosa

As a biologist, i am more angry about this perpetuating that "bees shouldnt be able to fly" myth. Its almost as bad as discovering "constellations" while on voyages

Chang

There's starships flying all over, alien species, different worlds and the Federation is still stumped on how bees fly. It's no wonder they can't figure out how a Borg ship fly's in space.

Wildstar19

i doubt our fearless writing staff have degrees in the sciences...just gotta roll your eyes and move along...or don't read the captions, i stopped year ago.

Dirk Gunderson

Darth Skippy wrote: »

i doubt our fearless writing staff have degrees in the sciences...just gotta roll your eyes and move along...or don't read the captions, i stopped year ago.

Agador Spartacus

Darth Skippy wrote: »

i doubt our fearless writing staff have degrees in the sciences...just gotta roll your eyes and move along...or don't read the captions, i stopped year ago.