Warp speed:

[Demiparadigm]

For ideal conditions, such as are found in interstellar space, the speeds of warp factors (WF) are calculated using either of two formulae :

Up to Warp 9 :

V/c = WF^(10/3)

Where V is ship's velocity, and c is the speed of light (electromagnetic energy)

Beyond Warp 9 the formula becomes somewhat more complex.
It is best approximated by :

V/c = WF^[<(10/3)+a*(-Ln(10-WF))^n>+f1*((WF-9)^5)+f2*((WF-9)^11)]

Where a is the subspace field density, n is the electromagnetic flux, and f1 and f2 are the Cochrane refraction and reflection indexes respectively. Under ideal conditions values of a = 0.00264320, n = 2.87926700, f1 = 0.06274120 and f2 = 0.32574600 can be expected within a "normal" area of deep interstellar space.

An object at warp 10 travels at infinite speed, occupying all points in the universe simultaneously.


Discuss.

[jmontis]

i know what electromagnetic flux is!

[spoonitnow]

I bang your mom at warp 69

[tcpj4]

I think I'm going to have to check/raise for information because I am lost...

[Demiparadigm]

I think I'm going to have to check/raise for information because I am lost...

NO P*KER IN COMMUNITY!

[a500lbgorilla]

I think I'm going to have to check/raise for information because I am lost...

NO P*KER IN COMMUNITY!

You should fold.

[Warpe]

tell me something new

[Grand_MasterB]

I can beat Super Mario Brothers 2 in an hour by using 3 warp's... if that is any help

[gabe]

same here

[AHiltz]

An object at warp 10 travels at infinite speed, occupying all points in the universe simultaneously.

Technically you wouldn't be travelling then, since you are already there.

[Lukie]

I can beat Super Mario Brothers 2 in an hour by using 3 warp's... if that is any help

SMB2 was gayyyyyyyyy.

SMB3 on the other hand was an all-time classic, and I think that's the one you are referring to...

[Lukie]

For ideal conditions, such as are found in interstellar space, the speeds of warp factors (WF) are calculated using either of two formulae :

Up to Warp 9 :

V/c = WF^(10/3)

Where V is ship's velocity, and c is the speed of light (electromagnetic energy)

Beyond Warp 9 the formula becomes somewhat more complex.
It is best approximated by :

V/c = WF^[<(10/3)+a*(-Ln(10-WF))^n>+f1*((WF-9)^5)+f2*((WF-9)^11)]

Where a is the subspace field density, n is the electromagnetic flux, and f1 and f2 are the Cochrane refraction and reflection indexes respectively. Under ideal conditions values of a = 0.00264320, n = 2.87926700, f1 = 0.06274120 and f2 = 0.32574600 can be expected within a "normal" area of deep interstellar space.

An object at warp 10 travels at infinite speed, occupying all points in the universe simultaneously.


Discuss.

An object with mass cannot travel at or above the speed of light, letalone infinite speed. Therefore this is impossible based on laws of physics, namely the fabric of spacetime.

[Grand_MasterB]

I can beat Super Mario Brothers 2 in an hour by using 3 warp's... if that is any help

SMB2 was gayyyyyyyyy.

SMB3 on the other hand was an all-time classic, and I think that's the one you are referring to...

I actually enjoyed SMB2 as it was different from the norm. And this is the game i was talking about. You cant even warp in SMB3. You have to use the Whistle or Flute (I cant remember what it was called). There is no warp.