How The U.S.S. Excalibur Was Destroyed

[Neopeius]

That also assumes, though, that baffle plates are "Starship" equipment, not something more likely found on older or smaller types of vessels. I don't believe the term is ever used with regard to Enterprise, nor is she referred to as having an "energy pile" like Antares. The Starship Republic 1371 did have "atomic matter piles," but the absence of that terminology for Enterprise gives it the feel of an older technology.

Though later sources in the 70s would describe the impulse engines as using atomic power. Maybe in TMOT, too?

Anyway, baffle plates are used on "Class J" starships, at the very least.

 

[BK613]

At least 61.6666 days and probably less than 548.

Oh no, if I were representing a range mathematically, I would do it correctly:
60 days ≤ accident occurrence < 365 days

 

[Neopeius]

Oh no, if I were representing a range mathematically, I would do it correctly:
60 days ≤ accident occurrence < 365 days

But I figure he would have said years instead of months if it could conceivably have been more than a year, but less than (rounded up) two years. We must be precise about such things!

 

[BK613]

But I figure he would have said years instead of months if it could conceivably have been more than a year, but less than (rounded up) two years. We must be precise about such things!

Instead of "for months", I would expect "for almost a year," "for a year" and "for over a year" the closer you are to 365 but YMMV.