[Her guess is it works like Tony's RT node, but she nods at the question, waving her hand like it's no big deal. After all, he's a genius with technology judging by the tinkering she's interrupted. But she does make a mental note to get the holographic display of the ins and outs of the Enterprise.]

We don't have TV back home, that's for sure, just radio. I've never heard of Star Trek before. But according to everyone else, my world is kind of like everyone else's technology wise. Only eighty or ninety years older or something like that.

[She chuckles.] Which is kind of weird since there's people from my home that are from the past.