You are in violation of Klingon space, lower your shields.
>>70724951
No.
>>70724951
Friendly reminder that Dukat did nothing wrong.
>>70725088
Kardashians?
>>70725040
>>70724992
Open fire!
Direct hit!
>>70725503
nuh-uh
>>70725565
Shut up Wesley!
Locking on tractor beams.
>>70725543
Fire on the Kobyashi Maru's warp core. It'll cause a breach which will damage the Klingon ships and allow us to finish them off
>>70724951
As someone who has never watched star trek. What's the size comparison to a star destroyer to a Klingon ship.
>>70726015
Star Destroyer: 1600 meters
K'Tinga Class Klingon cruisers: 349 meters
![DSN_-_ST05_Epi_07_-_Eng-Dt.avi_snapshot_13.41_[2016.03.21_18.50.56].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/TzlRtAh.jpg "DSN_-_ST05_Epi_07_-_Eng-Dt.avi_snapshot_13.41_[2016.03.21_18.50.56].jpg")
>>70724951
>"the moon's gravitational field obscured our warp signature. the vulcans did not detect us."
isn't gravity pretty much everywhere? how can it prevent sensors from detecting something? or do vulcan sensors just suck?
>>70725565
Quite puny child! DAMAGE REPORT SAYS THREE KILLED INCLUDING YOUR MOTHER WESLEY
>>70726408
Jesus fuck, Worf,
>>70726511
what's going on here
>>70726247
The moon has a lot more mass than the Enterprise, so thanks to relative position the vulcan sensors didn't notice the blip.
I think there's another reference to this tactic in TNG somewhere. For sure there's a reference to hiding over a pole to become obstructed by a magnetic field, and by the same token there's magnetic fields everywhere.
>>70724951
>>70724951
only if you take off those silly hats first
