19,010.756 days
51 years (365.2429 days per) ....
10 months (1/12th of a year or an average 30.4369 days per) ...
9 weeks (7 days per) ...
16 days.
Speed & Range of Subspace Transmissions?
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51 years (365.2429 days per) ....
10 months (1/12th of a year or an average 30.4369 days per) ...
9 weeks (7 days per) ...
16 days.
The speed of light squared. My Tech manual is boxed up, but I'll offer a citation later.
Writers don't check any of these things, so 51 years, blah-blah-blah, means nothing. Geordi LaForge once went to warp by engaging the impulse engines, and Picard once ordered a course of Something-mark-764. The Enterprise-A has 87 decks, numbered bottom-to-top, and the Enterprise-E has 24, 26, and 29 decks.
Writers don't check any of these things, so 51 years, blah-blah-blah, means nothing. Geordi LaForge once went to warp by engaging the impulse engines, and Picard once ordered a course of Something-mark-764. The Enterprise-A has 87 decks, numbered bottom-to-top, and the Enterprise-E has 24, 26, and 29 decks.
No, he didn't.
(He did respond to the order to increase warp speed by one factor by saying "Aye, full impulse" - but in a somewhat humorous context where the order was given specifically so that the other heroes wouldn't have to listen to LaForge's bad jokes any longer...)
Not a problem at all - just somersault the ship once before setting off!
Timo Saloniemi
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