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Only 83 days at warp 6.2, the standard cruising speed for an Intrepid-class starship (or 7.13 days at warp 9.975, maximum sustainable speed for the same ship).
by NoGravitas 4y ago
Only 83 days at warp 6.2, the standard cruising speed for an Intrepid-class starship (or 7.13 days at warp 9.975, maximum sustainable speed for the same ship).
- wkdneidbwf 4y agosee you there!
- once_inc 4y agoI might be able to best that, if Skippy would reprogram a wormhole in the neighborhood.
- Maultasche 4y agoThat may not work. I think the wormhole controller AIs are getting pretty tired of his antics by now.
- ben_w 4y agoI wish the script writers had been more self-consistent. 100 ly in 7.13 days would’ve had them home in 13.6 years even without shenanigans. (The warp speed graph I saw suggested more like 7 years, which is even worse for the fundamental plot contrivance of the show).
- thomond 4y agoHow long would it have taken to warp to the Gamma Quadrant wormhole I wonder?
- SCAQTony 4y agoWarp factor 1 is the speed of light. Accelerating safely to the speed of light at a constant 1G acceleration would take 354 days. After that, you would arrive instantaneously no matter where or how far since time stops for you once you reach the speed of light. https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=34381#:~:text=It%20would%20take%20353%2C7,travel%204%2C58%20billion%20Km https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=34381#:~....