I know they intended to make an offshoot of the Prime continuity, but I believe they missed the mark of representing the GR Trek universe quite badly. Thus, I don't see that it is an offshoot.Mike DiCenso wrote:I have to disagree with this comparison somewhat. Where as it can be argued that Lucas is stating his proper story of Star Wars is seperate from the EU version, the AbrahamTrek and RoddenberryTrek are not quite so seperate. The Narada (along with Nero and the rest of the crew, Jellyfish, Spock-Prime, and USS Kelvin are all from what you call Roddenberry-Trek. They overlap, because elements from the original are in the new timeline/reality as an integral part of the story and are responsible for the Alt timeline's being created, again as an integral part of the storyline.2046 wrote:Basically, you bringing up EU junk would be like me bringing up JJ-Trek and trying to apply it to Roddenberry-Trek. In other words, it's just silly.
That being the case, we can now say that the Kelvin-type starship existed in the 2230's, the Romulans were able to build 8-10 km starships, ships are able to survive trips through artifical black holes, and red matter also exists in the Prime timeline in the 2380's.
-Mike
Some other writings on the matter . . . I think we've discussed it here, too, but just in case:
http://www.st-v-sw.net/weblog/2009/05/s ... rs_10.html
http://www.st-v-sw.net/weblog/2009/06/t ... -done.html
http://www.st-v-sw.net/weblog/2009/05/s ... ronia.html