Spaceship Bridge - which one would you like as your "office?"

[OriginalGriff]

Rocinante.

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[Lost User]

I'd settle for a few places I visit to have the turbo lift, and seemingly also always there right away. notwithstanding also not full of cackling old cows getting off one by one on separate floors

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[PIEBALDconsult]

Disaster Area stunt ship?

[OriginalGriff]

So, you are going through your Goth period ...

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[Ron Nicholson]

And to get you started on your bridge: Captain Kirk's Chair[^] PS. Also my choice. PPS. I wonder if you could 3d print one of these chairs?

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[phil o]

The Orville

"Five fruits and vegetables a day? What a joke! Personally, after the third watermelon, I'm full."

[k5054]

The Tardis. All that extra space in the basement would be lovely. Plus, you'd never miss a deadline.

[Chris C B]

A broken down old nag has a bridge? Well, whodathunk!

[Richard Deeming]

But which version of the "bridge"? The white one with the round things? The dark wood one that Tom rocked for a while? The man-cave that Sylvester had in the movie? Or one of the modern versions?

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[dandy72]

With or without Uhura...?

[Gary Wheeler]

I certainly wouldn't want any of the bridges from movies or television. All of the explosions, sparks flying, smoke billowing, and Captains gettin' jiggy with the aliens would be too distracting to get any work done. Hmm. I've got it. I would like the bridge of Lazarus Long's Dora.

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[Marc Clifton]

OriginalGriff wrote:

Rocinante.

Ah yes, definitely! And those chairs are cool. :)

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[Marc Clifton]

Ron Nicholson wrote:

I wonder if you could 3d print one of these chairs?

Hmmm, probably, though having never played with 3D printers, I am not qualified to speak on such matters. ;)

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[Marc Clifton]

With or without 7 of 9!

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[Marc Clifton]

Gary Wheeler wrote:

All of the explosions, sparks flying, smoke billowing,

Brings new meaning to when someone breaks the build or commits code with failing unit tests. ;)

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[Gary Wheeler]

Marc Clifton wrote:

commits code with failing unit tests

I guess it's a good thing then that we don't do unit tests. :~

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[Forogar]

None of them had seatbelts!

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[yacCarsten]

Would rather no seatbelts, than HAL

[Lost User]

HAL 9000, but I'm afraid I can't do that.

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[Mark_Wallace]

Why should it be constrained to looking like anything at all? With the the tech they use for the replicators, transporters, and holodecks, the whole thing could be fluid, changing configuration as required by circumstance (e.g. by adding handrails during battles, to stop everyone getting tossed around so much on shockwaves that can't happen in space).  Why walk over to the science station, when it can be right in front of you when you need it? In fact, the whole ship should be generated -- which would also be handy in battles, as it would be all-but indestructible (and would also provide an inherent low-speed navigation system, which would be even more useful in battles, which apparently will always be conducted at extremely low speeds). That's the problem with most people who call themselves sci-fi writers: they add tech to meet very specific needs in a story or two, but rarely give any consideration to how it will affect everything else.

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