Star Trek: Lower Decks Proves That Annoying People Still Exist In A Utopia
Even in a fictional universe in which members of Starfleet are essentially living in a utopia, Star Trek: Lower Decks doesn't let its characters off easy.
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Even in a fictional universe in which members of Starfleet are essentially living in a utopia, Star Trek: Lower Decks doesn't let its characters off easy.
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And will keep going as long as we're needed out there. >> lieutenant levy, thank you very much. we appreciate it. good luck to you guys out there. i want to tackle some viewer questions now. i'll ask you this one, this one is from mikey kay. if the plane dropped from 35,000 feet to 12,000, what would have been its fuel range. i'm not sure if you know that. >> it is a great question. i think what we're now seeing at the moment is contradictory reporting. what we're seeing is noncomplementary information. to the point, if the aircraft dropped to 12,000 feet and is heading westbound toward the ma...
It doesn't include the pre and postflight. it's very daunting. it's very tasking on the crews to find this stuff. to locate it. but they're doing their best. we're dedicated to the mission. we'll keep going. >> lieutenant levy, thank you very much. we appreciate it. good luck to you guys out there. i want to tackle some of you viewer questions right now. i want to ask you this one. this one is for mikey kay. the plane dropped from 35,000 feet to 12,000, what would have been its fuel range? i don't know if you know that. >> that's a great question. what we're seeing at the moment, is conflictin...