Question: Why did it take Starfleet 100 years to find the remains of the Borg and their sphere in the Arctic?
Socks1000
10th Jul 2009
Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)
25th Jun 2009
Star Trek: Enterprise (2001)
Question: Throughout various episodes, the augments have shown themselves to be very strong, yet whenever they face each other they easily succumb to whatever physical violence is directed towards them. Why is this?
Chosen answer: They're stronger than humans, but they're not invulnerable.
Answer: Two augments fighting each other would most likely look to an outside observer as a fight between any other two people. The augments would be fairly evenly matched (allowing for an individual's weight etc) and so could take each other down the same as normal people fighting.
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Chosen answer: That's just how long it took. We are still digging up artifacts that are thousands of years old. It takes as long as it takes. Add to that the fact that, at the time the Borg came, Earth was still recovering from a massive war, and it's safe to assume that it took a while for complete exploration and research missions to get going full bore again. Also, they didn't know to look there. There would be no reason to simply head off to some random site in the Arctic and start digging.
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