Re: Warp 10...

> So what does everyone think of Warp 10? Paris and the captain evolving into
> ampibians - Paris and Janeway spanning? It was a fairly good episode, but
> that part left me shaking my head.
> But I liked the way they fell back on some older, if confusing, trek terms
> instead of inventing an entirely new one - transwarp drive. They never did
> fully explain (or explain at all) what transwarp drive was in ST III. Now we
> know...
> Interesting concept - maybe Voyager does learn how to use the transwarp,
> and gets back home. That would explain WARP 13 seen in "All Good Things..."
> Now lets see how they do with Q...

Well, for one I too liked the episode, however, how did they manage to get
INFINITE energy into a shuttle craft?  Sure they said the new form of
dilithum was more stable at Higher warp frequencys, but come on.  Secondly
according to the technical manual, the higher warp speed you go the less
efficient warp coils get.  Dilithium is only used for energy production NOT
to establish warp (or trans-warp) fields.  The fact that they were using a
new engine design might have helped but I can't see how a shuttle made it?
Oh well, enough bickering on my part, but does anyone agree with my
stipulations?

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