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No, you're correct. We never really decided, I don't think, although my personal opinion is that it's probably an updise-down GCS.
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Could be any Galaxy - to me its upside down Gal, since you can see the deflector dish shape - when you watch it on TV - not the vid cap. and the Neb deflector dish has some wierd curves in it - where as the Gal dish is more 'eye' shaped.
It could be the actual Galaxy since we've seen her in Chintoka before.
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Wait, that thing in the very top corner? Looks like a Saber to me. As for the engineering hull to the left of it, most likely a Nebula. If you look at the back end of it, you notice the nacelle pylos don't go straight across like a Galaxy. The pylons actually meet the hull farther forward. You can still see part of the engineering hull hanging off. Also, if this is a Nebula, the saucer isn't too far away. Look just to the right of the Defiant's deflector. There is also a Miranda saucer just to the left of that too
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Here we go again. . . that's a Nebula, period. You can see where the whole saucer has been blown off the top of the secondary hull. If that was a Galaxy, then not only would it have had it's whole neck blown off, but the bottom of the secondary hull too (because that's what you can see in the pic). With that level of damage, there wouldn't be any 2ndary hull left! Certainly nothing forward of the pylons.
No, if you turned that wreck over you'd see the largely-undamaged belly of a Nebula.
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*looks at the back end and the pylons* Well, whaddaya know...? Okay, so it's a Nebula... :-)
Oh, and, since someone mentioned the Galaxy, what does the encyclopedia-2.5 say about it (if anything)? Was it supposed to be destroyed, or not?
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Well at least the crew remember to turn off the lights when they left.
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TSN: The encyclopedia says it was heavily damaged, but not destroyed.
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Isn't that what they told us for about a year, anyway?
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Wait a second, the encyclopedia actually mentions this Nebula Class from CFOE??? Wow, do they give a name at least or a registry?? And what the hell do they mean the ship is heavily damaged; if you blow off a Nebula's saucer, wouldn't it be plausable that the ship would be beyond repair, not destroyed but not salvageable.
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Yep, I'd assume that TSN was talking about the USS Galaxy from "TotP". It probably survived that battle (I hope so, anyway).
I've noticed a very stupid line in "TCFoE". Near the end of the episode Sisko says that the Defiant was "the finest ship I've ever commanded". Well, it's the only ship he's ever commanded!
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