Lethe
nitpicks
The
Holodeck
What
was new in 2364 was the use of replicated matter in the holodeck,
allowing for realistic tactile feedback. (The Hood
was an older Excelsior
class, as such it's
holosimulator is more akin to what we see here in the Discovery.
Will growing up was more interested in Anbu-jyutsu than going to any
holoarcades that Valdez, Alaska may have to offer.) Also new was the
distinction between the simulation environment and the image on the
side wall being invisible.
Vulcan
skies
Spock's
comment “Lieutenant, Vulcan has no moon,” doesn't rule out Vulcan
having a companion planet with it's own moon (as depicted in the
theatrical release of The
Motion Picture and
Yesteryear,
although the latter doesn't show the companion planet's moon.)
(These
astronomical bodies have also been referred to in various novels,
probably due to the above depictions.)
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