Sounds like the local equivalent of Equestria at War for Hearts of Iron (three major continents, many countries on each, timeline expanded into the 1960s).
The intended purpose is to indicate a vessel’s current location and course so that other operators can see and avoid, especially at night.
Larger aircraft are also fitted with collision avoidance systems that automatically prompt pilots to climb or descend (and synchronise with the system on the other aircraft).
Bonus: day shapes are displayed on vessel mastheads to indicate the operating status of a vessel during daylight hours.
I spent the morning listening to the Fall Out Boy version of "We Didn't Start the Fire". Since Star Trek in the Kelvin timeline and elsewhere often re-uses songs from our time, I thought it would be hilarious if "We Didn't Start the Fire" ended up being updated every 35 years or so, till the 32nd century....
Finally, fans are getting what they've been demanding for years, a crossover event between the Kelvinverse and... World of Tanks
Star Trek: Infinite could be the grand strategy game Trekkies need ( www.polygon.com )
The Galaxy Class Starship ( i.imgur.com )
cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/1211991...
Star Trek tech explained: starship navigation lights ( youtu.be )
Resurrected Starships is a fun channel for the aspiring Starfleet engineers who prefer to talk about the ships of Star Trek.
"We Didn't Start the Fire" set at the end of different series?
I spent the morning listening to the Fall Out Boy version of "We Didn't Start the Fire". Since Star Trek in the Kelvin timeline and elsewhere often re-uses songs from our time, I thought it would be hilarious if "We Didn't Start the Fire" ended up being updated every 35 years or so, till the 32nd century....