Interesting. 51, 450 divided by 150 is 343, or 7 to the 3rd power. Some Star Trek sources have implied that, in the TOS and ENT era, the number of the warp factor taken to the 3rd power, or cubed, is the number of times the speed of light. If this is indeed canon, then the top speed of Discovery (without the spore drive) has just been given as Warp 7. Not quite as fast as the Enterprise, but still pretty decent.
Top speed, and Top SUSTAINABLE Speed are two very different things. In TOS, they could run at warp 7, or even 9+ sort short periods, but usually cruised at 2 or 3
@@stemerri6020 I never understood why they would cruise at such low speeds, especially in episodes where it was urgent to get somewhere and they still only go between 2 and 4. TNG was particularly egregious with this. But then TOS also had a precedent of fighting while at warp as well, so there's that lol.
@@k1productions87 Likely it was fuel consumption, or because the engines would overheat at high warp for too long. Or some sort of structural issues where traveling at high warp causes a lot of stress on the hull, and if you stayed at high warp for too long, it could cause structural failures.
@@ThePointblank if they were cruising at Warp 5 or 6, I would get that,... but not 2 to 4. "Sustainable cruise velocity" is there for a reason. Its the speed in which the ship remains structurally sound and can run almost perpetually. For the Galaxy-class Enterprise, this is likely in the Warp 7 or even 8 range.
Warp speed has never been consistently portrayed in Star Trek. In TOS the notion of Warp Factor cubed x the speed of light = the ship's velocity was what Roddenberry had intended, and there was no theoretical maximum (in TOS, the maximum warp factor that the Enterprise ever achieved was something like 14 or 15 - the limit wasn't in terms of warp physics it was simply what the engines were capable of - in the case I mentioned, it was due to aliens tampering with the engines). When TNG came around, they re-calibated the entire warp scale and made it asymptotic to Warp 10, but was much faster than the TOS scale overall.
Soy tekri desde hace muchos años. Desde la saga primera. Quiero seguir las temporadas más actuales, pero tengo un problema " que no se inglés " hay alguna página donde salga dobladas las pelis y series
Spock in TOS, Vulcan know-it-all that irritated McCoy Data in TNG (closest thing they had to a Science Officer), Android know-it-all that irritated the Captain Wesley Crusher in TNG, child prodigy know-it-all who also irritated the Captain Jadzia Dax in DS9, Trill know-it-all that tried not to flaunt it Julian Bashir in DS9, genetically enhanced know-it-all who irritated... everyone pretty much the entire cast of Voyager who spouted such mind-numbingly asinine technobabble that viewers left the show in droves
I dont care what the trek purists say, i love Discovery as much as i loved DS9
Ah, the deflector dish. Good for everything.
Except deflecting small debris when exiting warp so you wouldn’t run into it. You know the thing it was designed for.
Interesting. 51, 450 divided by 150 is 343, or 7 to the 3rd power. Some Star Trek sources have implied that, in the TOS and ENT era, the number of the warp factor taken to the 3rd power, or cubed, is the number of times the speed of light. If this is indeed canon, then the top speed of Discovery (without the spore drive) has just been given as Warp 7. Not quite as fast as the Enterprise, but still pretty decent.
Top speed, and Top SUSTAINABLE Speed are two very different things. In TOS, they could run at warp 7, or even 9+ sort short periods, but usually cruised at 2 or 3
@@stemerri6020 I never understood why they would cruise at such low speeds, especially in episodes where it was urgent to get somewhere and they still only go between 2 and 4. TNG was particularly egregious with this.
But then TOS also had a precedent of fighting while at warp as well, so there's that lol.
@@k1productions87 Likely it was fuel consumption, or because the engines would overheat at high warp for too long. Or some sort of structural issues where traveling at high warp causes a lot of stress on the hull, and if you stayed at high warp for too long, it could cause structural failures.
@@ThePointblank if they were cruising at Warp 5 or 6, I would get that,... but not 2 to 4. "Sustainable cruise velocity" is there for a reason. Its the speed in which the ship remains structurally sound and can run almost perpetually. For the Galaxy-class Enterprise, this is likely in the Warp 7 or even 8 range.
Warp speed has never been consistently portrayed in Star Trek. In TOS the notion of Warp Factor cubed x the speed of light = the ship's velocity was what Roddenberry had intended, and there was no theoretical maximum (in TOS, the maximum warp factor that the Enterprise ever achieved was something like 14 or 15 - the limit wasn't in terms of warp physics it was simply what the engines were capable of - in the case I mentioned, it was due to aliens tampering with the engines). When TNG came around, they re-calibated the entire warp scale and made it asymptotic to Warp 10, but was much faster than the TOS scale overall.
This is a very good series, first time checking out the Stark Trek universe, I love it! So well made! Nice stuff.
Hey Trekkie
I'm a discovery trekkie too. Wish season 4 will be good
Discovery is garbage compared to the older series. If you want to watch good Trek, go for TNG or DS9. Heck even Enterprise had its moments.
Tilly is so adorable
Tilly like is that right? 51,450 light years
I like the Sound of Discoverys Intercom...where can i find it?
Pretty sure that's the same intercom sound that they used in TOS.
Closest I got is BBC sound archive: Boats: Bo'sun's Pipe - Bo'Sun's Pipe: Walk back
But noisy, there's got to be better out there.
Ya hacia falta un canal así treki
About time in Star Trek for two women to sprout science technobabble to arouse the male nerds
Soy tekri desde hace muchos años. Desde la saga primera.
Quiero seguir las temporadas más actuales, pero tengo un problema " que no se inglés " hay alguna página donde salga dobladas las pelis y series
En Netflix están las dos temporadas completas puedes verlas allí, además están en español
Que tanto sabes de star trek en general?
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Burnham is such a damn know it all, it irritates me smh
If that's honestly how you feel,you guys wouldn't last five seconds serving under Spock.
Shes a science officer, its her job to be a "know it all"
she is literally chief science officer
Spock in TOS, Vulcan know-it-all that irritated McCoy
Data in TNG (closest thing they had to a Science Officer), Android know-it-all that irritated the Captain
Wesley Crusher in TNG, child prodigy know-it-all who also irritated the Captain
Jadzia Dax in DS9, Trill know-it-all that tried not to flaunt it
Julian Bashir in DS9, genetically enhanced know-it-all who irritated... everyone
pretty much the entire cast of Voyager who spouted such mind-numbingly asinine technobabble that viewers left the show in droves
Spock and Data would have been considered "know it alls" as well. So what's your specific beef with Burnham?
star trek diversity joke.....