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To: tanknetter; Lx; RightWhale; Dawsonville_Doc

I'm not much of a trekkie, so this could be totally off-base

iirc, in the original series, the warp factors worked like so:

1=C, 2=2C, 3=4C, 4=16C, 5=256C etc... a square progression

and, in the movies and TNG, worked like so:

1=C, 2=2C, 3=8C, 4=64C, 5=4096C etc... a cube progression

like I say, I'm not a Trekkie, so I could be totally wrong on this


118 posted on 03/23/2006 6:29:52 AM PST by King Prout (many complain I am overly literal. this would not be a problem if so many were not under-precise)
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To: King Prout

In the original series Warp was a square progression (btw, that means W1=1C, W2=4C, W3=9C, W4=16C, W5=25C)

In TNG, it's an exponential curve with Warp 10 equaling infinty.

IIRC, YMMV.


119 posted on 03/23/2006 6:41:54 AM PST by Dawsonville_Doc
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