cuddlybitch:

Paul?

discoverysource:

That’s how we find our way. By choosing to walk forward. 

Together.

discovernow:

Okeydoke.

cuddlybitch:

Signal coordinates received. And it’s in the Beta Quadrant, 51,450 light years away.
At top speed, that would take us 150 years to get that far. My unborn children’s children would be lucky to get there. Ideas?

+ BONUS gif of Christopher Pike during this scene:

whatelsecanwedonow:

The dark matter asteroid, right, it’s massive. And the more mass an object has, the greater its gravitational pull, right? You know this. So if we launch the dark matter asteroid from the shuttlebay in just the right trajectory it’s gravity will pull the radioactive debris away from the planet like a, uh… a… an invisible magnet!

discovernow:

Star Trek Discovery | New Eden
Fluently?

mylvias:

they’re holding hands (◕‿◕✿)