Warp speed calculator tos to tng
Spock predicts that the Enterprise can travel 990.7 ly in 11.33 hours at warp 8.4, for a speed of 766,503c. The Enterprise (NX-01) has become capable of Warp 5.2. The Enterpise (NX-01) traveled 5.2 Light-years in 3 days. The Enterprise (NX-01) travelled 4 Light Years in 3 days. The Enterprise (NX-01) took seven weeks to reach the Delphic Expanse. The "How fast can you get us there?" question suggests top speed. When Janeway asks how quickly Paris can get Voyager to an asteroid 3 ly away, Paris replies 2 hours.
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It should be noted, however, that there is no actual evidence that USS Equinox achieved such speeds other than a statement from Captain Ransom, a known liar and murderer.Ī 132 light-year side-trip to investigate a planet would require two months round-trip at "maximum warp".
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Using an exotic fuel, the USS Equinox supposedly traveled 10,000 ly in about 2 weeks, for a speed of 260,893c. It takes Voyager two days at high warp to travel 15 Light-years. Harry Kim gives a current speed of 2 billion kilometers per second, about 6,667c.Ĭhakotay states that at Voyager's maximum warp, a 40 ly trip would take five days which is just under 3,000c. Voyager travels 2 light years in 2 hours when responding to a distress call. "Maximum warp" may represent the best speed they could sustain over that distance with their limited resources.Īccording to Tom Paris, warp 9.9 is 4 billion miles per second, which is 21,473c. This is about 39c.Īccording to Janeway, at "maximum warp", Voyager's 70,000+ ly trip back to the Federation would take 75 years. Kivas Fajo's merchant ship, with a maximum speed of warp 3, could have traveled no more than 0.102 light-years in 23 hours. This would indicate a cruising speed of 644c. This estimate is an outlier, being quite low compared to other TNG speed examples.Ġ.54 parsecs is about a day's travel at cruising speed. It would take 20 minutes to travel 300 billion km at warp 9 this would put warp 9 at 833c. This means that warp 5 is less than 244c.
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The trip from the Bringloid system to NB2323 is 0.5 light-years and takes more than 18 hours at warp 5. This indicates that the maximum sustainable speed of the Enterprise-D is about 2700c. Actual speed is probably far lower.ĭata reports they are 7000 ly from Federation space, and it would take them 2 years and 7 months of travel to get there. Assuming the upper limit on distance is 8000 ly (per Star Trek: First Contact) and the lower limit on travel time is two months, the upper limit on speed is 48,000c. Riker claims that it would take months at high warp to get from the current location of the Enterprise to the Vega-Omicron sector, on the far side of Federation territory. (Data reports the distance as 2.7 million ly, and Geordi reports a 300+ year travel time.) As of the pilot, maximum warp is about 9.3. Warp 9.8 may be possible, but it may also destroy the ship. Also, it is mentioned that usage of high warp "overextended" warp drive.Īt this time, top speed for the Enterprise-D is about warp 9.3. That is why I tend to use Graham's idea of "warp highways" where ships travel faster than under "normal" conditions, where speeds are denoted by warp formula. That would give us warp 9 being 1 345 283.7 c in explored space and possibly under ideal conditions. Most TNG shuttles are able to achieve warp 6, so we have warp 6 being 347 857 c in explored space.Īccording to TNG warp formula table here, warp 9 is 3.867 times faster than warp 6.
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Our galaxy is light years in diameter, and route shown is approximately equal to 4/5ths of its radius, or 40 000 light years.