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It's based on the USS Europa from Star Trek: Discovery, but I redid the Nimitz class by moving the engineering hulls apart more, and forward as I thought the upper nacelles were too close to the upper torpedo launchers.

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I've been noticing DeviantART has been glitching for a bit. I uploaded an image from my phone on my app, but it wasn't going through. So I did it through the website on my phone, the description showed on the website, but not the app.

When I posted an image on the computer, whenever I had links including YouTube links, it kept going to the exact same site, and the links are on completely different sites. It's behaving now, but it was getting a bit irritating. Especially from this image:

www.deviantart.com/newdivide17…

To talk about precision fermentation from Two Bit Di Vinci:

youtu.be/qH0ysXosCuQ

A way of growing food without it being GMO, real meat as opposed to veggie burgers, all without using millions of hectares of land for hamburgers, without slaughtering cattle, and without relentless destruction of natural land like the Amazon rainforest when the corrupt president allowed the forests to burn.

Thankfully by the time 2151 came along, they had protein resequencers that can convert algae, kept and seaweed into virtually any food the NX-01 Enterprise needs -- let alone food replicators in the 32nd century that can make an apple from our own shit. I know this will affect primary industries and a major disruption in the primary industries like livestock, but we are in a changing world.

If not for the fact the USS Europa had food synthesizers, I can see then using precision fermentation to grow food that couldn't be grown from their aeroponic gardens -- which are on the forward sections of the shuttle pods. And you've seen my report on my last post on how much space is needed on the ship to feed over 200 people.

So you can imagine how Star Trek: Enterprise would be different if they had precision fermentation and aeroponics instead of protein resequencers and hydroponics.

Description

It's based on the USS Europa from Star Trek: Discovery, but I redid the Nimitz class by moving the engineering hulls apart more, and forward as I thought the upper nacelles were too close to the upper torpedo launchers.

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www.paypal.com/paypalme/newdiv…

e-transfer: newdivide1701@yahoo.ca

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I've been noticing DeviantART has been glitching for a bit. I uploaded an image from my phone on my app, but it wasn't going through. So I did it through the website on my phone, the description showed on the website, but not the app.

When I posted an image on the computer, whenever I had links including YouTube links, it kept going to the exact same site, and the links are on completely different sites. It's behaving now, but it was getting a bit irritating. Especially from this image:

www.deviantart.com/newdivide17…

To talk about precision fermentation from Two Bit Di Vinci:

youtu.be/qH0ysXosCuQ

A way of growing food without it being GMO, real meat as opposed to veggie burgers, all without using millions of hectares of land for hamburgers, without slaughtering cattle, and without relentless destruction of natural land like the Amazon rainforest when the corrupt president allowed the forests to burn.

Thankfully by the time 2151 came along, they had protein resequencers that can convert algae, kept and seaweed into virtually any food the NX-01 Enterprise needs -- let alone food replicators in the 32nd century that can make an apple from our own shit. I know this will affect primary industries and a major disruption in the primary industries like livestock, but we are in a changing world.

If not for the fact the USS Europa had food synthesizers, I can see then using precision fermentation to grow food that couldn't be grown from their aeroponic gardens -- which are on the forward sections of the shuttle pods. And you've seen my report on my last post on how much space is needed on the ship to feed over 200 people.

So you can imagine how Star Trek: Enterprise would be different if they had precision fermentation and aeroponics instead of protein resequencers and hydroponics.