In a recent IDW Star Trek comic I, Enterprise PtII, we learn that not only can the saucer section of the (Kelvin) Enterprise be separated but that it can also be reattached if the separation sequence hasn't yet been completed.
We actually see this in Star Trek: Beyond
In a recent IDW Star Trek comic I, Enterprise PtII, we learn that not only can the saucer section of the Enterprise be separated but that it can also be reattached if the separation sequence hasn't yet been completed.
We actually see this in Star Trek: Beyond
In a recent IDW Star Trek comic I, Enterprise PtII, we learn that not only can the saucer section of the (Kelvin) Enterprise be separated but that it can also be reattached if the separation sequence hasn't yet been completed.
We actually see this in Star Trek: Beyond
In a recent IDW Star Trek comic I, Enterprise PtII, we learn that not only can the saucer section of the Enterprise be separated but that it can also be reattached if the separation sequence hasn't yet been completed.
We actually see this in Star Trek: Beyond
In a recent IDW Star Trek comic I, Enterprise PtII, we learn that not only can the saucer section of the Enterprise be separated but that it can also be reattached if the separation sequence hasn't yet been completed.
In a recent IDW Star Trek comic I, Enterprise PtII, we learn that not only can the saucer section of the Enterprise be separated but that it can also be reattached if the separation sequence hasn't yet been completed.
We actually see this in Star Trek: Beyond
In a recent IDW Star Trek comic I, Enterprise PtII, we learn that not only can the saucer section of the Enterprise be separated but that it can also be reattached if the separation sequence hasn't yet been completed.
