Why do fictional star ships have an external bridge with a vunerable window when they could have an internal bridge...

Was it only a real window with Star Trek Beyond or did it also happen in Generations or whatever?

That’s not a window.

There’s a main bridge with a view screen and a battle bridge with a window. Ships that are cloaked can often still be seen with the naked eye.

I'm not so sure about Voyager, but no, they didn't have any real windows on the bridge.

the most logical place for a bridge is in the core of the ship, where it is best protected

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It's a problem in Star Wars too

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Drei meter dickes Terkonit is the only logical solution.

The viewscreen is literally just a TV, behind it is armor plating. You can watch it in voyagers year of hell when it gets BTFO and crazy cathy crashes the ship...again.
Trek ships have 2 bridges, a normal one and a smaller emergency ops center in the central superstructure, they can also route controls to engineering

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Sorry user, but now all bridges have giant glass windows as a view screen. Star trek is dead after JJ and his friends got their hands on it.

Who?

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