Thomas Stewart

Interesting program, did like it. The last episode however, talks about a civilization that is so advanced that they are able to harness all of its dying Sons power in order to move to a new planet, these aliens are totally dependent on AI because they have evolved into brain beings linked together. However, when they get into space a lot of them are whipped out by solar flares. OK, however NASA has come up with an idea of a device which they named after "Star trek's deflector" the deflector which uses a lot of power but can potentially generate a magnetic field around a space craft (if the astronauts have enough warning) Protecting them from what? Solar flares. My point is if this "pretend civilization" is so advanced why wouldn't they have a "deflector" especially since they can use way more power from their Sun? Maybe this show needs more scientific advisors?

Do not know what is wrong with critics over the last few years it seems everything they hate I love. Hem something fishy, there. This series has drama, suspense, and space travel, AI, and (Star buck!) do I need to say more.