warp 13 ???

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actually it was devolution....but still the amphibians are smarter than there characters
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If warp 13 is in fact a transwarp factor, then using Mr. Kennedy's formula:

13^4*13^1/3=28561*2.351=67156c....44 times as fast as warp 9 (1516c).
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I remember in the book Probe, The probe itself pulled the Enterprise at speeds around warp 30. They said that they made it to the other side of the galaxy.
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The books don't count. Warp 10 was supposed to be the limit.
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Typhonis 1 wrote:actually it was devolution....but still the amphibians are smarter than there characters
Wouldn't they be chimps then? :?
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IRG CommandoJoe wrote:
Typhonis 1 wrote:actually it was devolution....but still the amphibians are smarter than there characters
Wouldn't they be chimps then? :?
Not really, but some type of proto-simian. Smarter than the crew still though.
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IRG CommandoJoe wrote:
Typhonis 1 wrote:actually it was devolution....but still the amphibians are smarter than there characters
Wouldn't they be chimps then? :?
This is the Voyager crew, chimps would be a step up.

However it was evolution and not devolution (apparently becoming Lizards has alot of advanatges over our current form).
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Regarding going beyond warp 10, in the episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before" Geordi says "Captain, we're passing warp 10!"

Later, "What is our velocity?" says Picard
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TheDarkling wrote:
IRG CommandoJoe wrote:
Typhonis 1 wrote:actually it was devolution....but still the amphibians are smarter than there characters
Wouldn't they be chimps then? :?
This is the Voyager crew, chimps would be a step up.

However it was evolution and not devolution (apparently becoming Lizards has alot of advanatges over our current form).
I thought they turned into amphibians, not lizards?
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neoolong wrote:
TheDarkling wrote:
IRG CommandoJoe wrote: Wouldn't they be chimps then? :?
This is the Voyager crew, chimps would be a step up.

However it was evolution and not devolution (apparently becoming Lizards has alot of advanatges over our current form).
I thought they turned into amphibians, not lizards?
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Why did Paris and Janeway evolve into Salamanders?
Because the writers have absolutely NO IDEA how evolution works... considering that they identified what they called a "pattern" that was "consistent" with "human evolution"...
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Remember that "All Good Things" involved Q. I've always considered the whole future thing to be somekind of alternate makebelief reality Q created, rather then the actual future. So the 'warp 13' and the (stupid fan-boysh) three nacelled GCS aren't really real.
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Frank Hipper wrote:Didn't they hit warp 11 in a TOS episode? The one where the ship was hijacked by extra-galactic aliens headed home to the Andromeda galaxy?
NOMAD got the E-nil to go warp 13 or 14 or so. The Andromedans also beefed up the warp drive, but all that was TOS warp scale, not TNG warp scale.

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