If there’s anything that’s been learned from any Star Trek show at this point it’s that you don’t know everything that’s going to come and you can’t possibly anticipate every move that the writers are going to make. That would be kind of obvious when it comes to Star Trek: Discovery since the Red Angel A.I. is kind of messing things up with some folks as far as making it difficult for people to really understand what it is and why it’s there. As of now though there are clues that exist that could possibly explain its identity as the Discovery’s A.I., but from a thousand years in the future. It’s already been discovered that the Discovery has managed to survive all the way into the 33rd century, meaning that these starships are not only built to last but are obviously built to evolve as well. The onboard computer, as fans came to realize, had upgraded itself and taken the name of Zora. That does seem to indicate that the Red Angel is in fact Zora, the self-upgrading A.I. from the Discovery.
At this point the Red Angel has also been linked to several signals in space that it has either created or is somehow related to. A few of the signals have been investigated and have led the crew to rescue missions that have saved several individuals and even saved a population from being completely wiped out by the Ba’ul. On top of that there is a connection that the Red Angel has to Spock as well, since it visited the Vulcan when he was a boy and seem to have an affinity or a purpose behind visiting Spock and possibly driving him a bit mad.
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