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Starfleet Academy was founded in 2161. That's pre-TOS (~2266-2269). Use of the delta arrowhead for Academy insignia is canon.
Actually, that's incorrect. Anyone who has seen an episode of TOS knows that each ship in Starfleet had it's own shape of symbol for use on the uniform and other applications.
Indeed, when Starfleet situations (like court martials or hearings) were shown in TOS the symbol on the walls were NOT the delta arrowhead, but the "boomerang" shape that's seen on both sides of NCC-1701's hull, likely making it universal Starfleet symbol of the time. [See Image below]

It wasn't until after TOS but before TMP (2269-71), that the delta arrowhead symbol of the USS Enteprise was adopted for all of Starfleet. 'Canon' says this was a way of honoring the crew as being the only ship to return from it's five-year mission...or something to that effect.
This means the Starfleet logos that Trexx chose to show were from a more modern era, therefore giving a ligitamate argument as to why arrowhead deltas would be hanging from lightposts at the Academy in the new film..
... unless this scene was depicting a ceremony for new cadets destined for the Enterprise only :)
-- Steve
It doesn't look like a Star Trek film. Nothing is futuristic.
The advent of the swirl-top, blue-dip Slusho species...

More alien image enlargements posted HERE.

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Nice make-up ! And I liked the futuristic car.
Gustavo
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Looks good.. I see the women all wear mini skirts and boots. Kind of a throwback to the 60s. The colors of the starfleet uniforms kind of surprise me. I was thinking they would have different colors for years, areas of study, etc. but everyone is wearing that "dusty rose" color. Also the uniforms are kind of ill fitting, in my opinion. Nobody really looks comfortable wearing them.
That spaceship/pod thing is interesting. I noticed it actually has a license plate.. so it IS a motorized vehicle, not just a prop. I wonder why... are there street scenes with this thing? I mean if its just cruising around campus, why would they need a license plate? I guess the law is the law.
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