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Jun. 30th, 2004 02:27 amI have a question about Star Trek.
If their warp speeds reach no higher than warp 9.99, where warp 10 is the speed of light -- how do they travel across thousands of light years? I mean, if they can't reach the speed of light, and if it takes LIGHT one year to travel one light-year, why doesn't it take the Enterprise years to get anywhere?
If their warp speeds reach no higher than warp 9.99, where warp 10 is the speed of light -- how do they travel across thousands of light years? I mean, if they can't reach the speed of light, and if it takes LIGHT one year to travel one light-year, why doesn't it take the Enterprise years to get anywhere?
