Spaceship symbolic of email projects
I got to thinking regarding the kind of office-space, transportation, and other equipment I and my staff might need to administer the emails to sports teams type projects.
I noted that the 6 basketball teams involved in the basketball project totalled about 90 players; the 11 soccer teams in the American soccer project totalled about 200 players; the 11 soccer teams in the Boston project totalled about 200 players.
Looking around, I found an official Star-trek starship, the 'Miranda' class USS Reliant NCC-1864'. This starship carries a crew of 200. It is 243 meters long. It was designed by Mike Minor and Joe Jennings for 'Star-Trek II'.
My photographic composite showing the USS Reliant with an astronaut nearby and the bridge of the USS Reliant:
200 crew member star-trek starship Miranda Class
I carefully inserted under the photo of the starship, an astronaut 'drawn to scale', to make the size of the starship comprehensible. I can't understand why all the highly skilled digital artists, when they produce renderings of their fantasy ships, fail to include an astronaut floating nearby so as to give some visual-scale perspective re the size of the ship.
I noted that the 6 basketball teams involved in the basketball project totalled about 90 players; the 11 soccer teams in the American soccer project totalled about 200 players; the 11 soccer teams in the Boston project totalled about 200 players.
Looking around, I found an official Star-trek starship, the 'Miranda' class USS Reliant NCC-1864'. This starship carries a crew of 200. It is 243 meters long. It was designed by Mike Minor and Joe Jennings for 'Star-Trek II'.
My photographic composite showing the USS Reliant with an astronaut nearby and the bridge of the USS Reliant:
200 crew member star-trek starship Miranda Class
I carefully inserted under the photo of the starship, an astronaut 'drawn to scale', to make the size of the starship comprehensible. I can't understand why all the highly skilled digital artists, when they produce renderings of their fantasy ships, fail to include an astronaut floating nearby so as to give some visual-scale perspective re the size of the ship.
posted by David Virgil at 5:06 PM
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