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Old 04-09-07, 04:52 PM   #1
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I recognized the story when I first saw it - first-run back in the sixties.

It's called The Enemy Below:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050356/
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Old 04-10-07, 07:42 AM   #2
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Did you ever notice that in the original Star Trek series, any time the Enterprise was "disabled" in battle, it always tilted... Tilting in space?
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Old 04-10-07, 08:39 AM   #3
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Did you ever notice that in the original Star Trek series, any time the Enterprise was "disabled" in battle, it always tilted... Tilting in space?

you have to remember when the original series camer out they didnt have full time scientists working with the producers to get it all right and in the 60s how much did we really know about space?
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Did you ever notice that in the original Star Trek series, any time the Enterprise was "disabled" in battle, it always tilted... Tilting in space?

you have to remember when the original series camer out they didnt have full time scientists working with the producers to get it all right and in the 60s how much did we really know about space?
Well we knew about docking and rendezvous and spacewalks, as well as Trans Lunar Injection and lunar orbit. We got within 15 Kilometers from the Lunar surface so I figure we knew a little about space.
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yes we did but we also didnt know about inflation the big bang black holes quasars the list is endless
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Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed Star Trek when it first came out when I was a kid.

I just have to remember that science is sometimes "overlooked" for the sake of entertainment.

I can recall my brother pissed at me for "questioning" how the X-Wings and TIE fighters in Star Wars could fly like atmospheric aircraft in the vacumn of space. He was adamant that it could happen.

I guess you have to "dumb down" physics or the general audience would not get it.
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Did you ever notice that in the original Star Trek series, any time the Enterprise was "disabled" in battle, it always tilted... Tilting in space?
It wasn't tilting, it was listing...filling up with...um...

LUDDITE!
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Did you ever notice that in the original Star Trek series, any time the Enterprise was "disabled" in battle, it always tilted... Tilting in space?
It wasn't tilting, it was listing...filling up with...um...

LUDDITE!
I could just imagine Kirk ordering "Counter flood damnit, counter flood!"
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Don't laugh. In the episode there is a scene where the weapon control room is "flooding" with some kind of gas (water?) and Spock runs in to save the crew trapped in the compartment and fires the weapons..
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It wasn't tilting, it was listing...filling up with...um...

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OH NO! We are taking on ...ego!

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Tilting is to help you visualize the fact the Enterprise is not in a healthy state! Now quit ruining it for me!
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