Why do fictional star ships have an external bridge with a vunerable window when they could have an internal bridge with a main viewer that views only what external camera's display?
Why do fictional star ships have an external bridge with a vunerable window when they could have an internal bridge...
Jeremiah Gray
John Howard
Because windows are the best defense against stealth ships
Nicholas Flores
This is mainly a problem in star trek and not many other shows desu.
In pic they are clearly using an eternal camera, its not a window. And the bidge is set quite deep into its position and probably the most heavily armoured part of the ship anyway, since its so small it would be economical to armour it.
Christopher Walker
Pretty sure it's a viewscreen not a window.
Liam Green
And why don't they have any seatbelts?
Austin Clark
What was their tax policy?
Zachary Mitchell
7% VAT on transparent aluminum.
Xavier Evans
Re-imagined Battlestar Galactica doesn't have this problem.
Brody Campbell
There are 2 bridges, also real ships have the same thing on a bridge
Brody Reyes
Actually, you fucking casual, that IS a screen with a camera view. That’s how they enhance and zoom shit. When they want to see stuff out of the window (which they usually make Geordi La Forge do because he’s got SCIENCE VISION), they have to go to a separate room with a window.