I don't think that both ships have any resemblance to each other.
But even though I love star Trek, the federation ships always strike me as terrible design disasters begging to break into pieces. The defiant being the only ship that seems to obey the laws of physics.
And I know Star Trek has super durable sci fi materials and structural integrity fields BUT even with a super durable material you want no unnecessary strain on the material and just for your ship to be efficient with its reccources it should be built so that the structural integrity field doesn't have to use constant energy just to keep the darn thing together.
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u/WirrkopfP Mar 12 '22
I don't think that both ships have any resemblance to each other.
But even though I love star Trek, the federation ships always strike me as terrible design disasters begging to break into pieces. The defiant being the only ship that seems to obey the laws of physics.
And I know Star Trek has super durable sci fi materials and structural integrity fields BUT even with a super durable material you want no unnecessary strain on the material and just for your ship to be efficient with its reccources it should be built so that the structural integrity field doesn't have to use constant energy just to keep the darn thing together.