Why a Star Trek Warp Drive Would Be Immensely Destructive

[MisterJohnnyT]

Like cryogenic said, this is all avoided by the main deflector. Sheesh, c'mon, this is Basic Warp Theory 101 kind of stuff!

 

[Guest]

I believe the Deflector dish was only for sublight travel. The wrap bubble in Star Trek would naturally create a bubble that routes particles around the enclosed vehicle. Maybe I have not read enough of the Trek literature though, I am not an Uber-Trekkie.

 

[Preecher]

Spin up the FTL's!

 

[RADIO_ACTIVE]

Screw the warp drive I want the holodeck....

 

[bigdog44]

[citation][nom]RADIO_ACTIVE[/nom]Screw the warp drive I want the holodeck....[/citation]

Don't you mean pornodeck...

 

[spookyman]

[citation][nom]QEFX[/nom]So I need to keep my Tardis out of warp drive ... got it.[/citation]


It generates a worm hole through space in theory.

 

[Guest]

The "current science" scientists who deploy sarcasm to anything that tries to go beyond whatever is considered feasible nowadays, shall study a bit of history, and see how many times "current and accepted science" has been totally destroyed by new development and theories. Signed, a PhD with enough knowledge and humbleness to avoid these comments.

 

[Guest]

Oh just reverse the polarity...really is it that hard???

 

[Guest]

Yeah, but how can we use it for porn?

 

[Flareside]

Just eject the warp core when coming out of warp and it will be all good.

 

[longshotthe1st]

We should be working on a shield system first for obvious reasons.

 

[homerhellboy223]

very little proper time

Did the author mean "propel"? Or something else?

 

[Guest]

Thats why they use Jump drives and enter subspace

 

[brythespy]

What is this bullshit?