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Speed of light (in a vacuum) = 186,282 miles per second.
186,282 * 60 (sec) * 60 (min) = 670,615,200
The Speed of light in MPH is = 670,615,200 mph
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 13y agoUsing the premise that warp 9 is 1514 times the speed of light, the approximate speed in miles per hour would be:
670616629.3843951 (mph)
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1514
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1,015,313,576,887.9741814 (mph)
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∙ 12y agoThe maximum speed for manned space flight is about 25000 miles per hour, which is kind of pathetic if you think about it.
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∙ 13y agoMach 4 = about 2,966.2 mph
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∙ 13y agoFaster than the speed of light
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∙ 11y agoWarp X. (X^3) 669600000=MPH
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How fast is warp 9?
1,516 times S.O.L
Why does a space shuttle move in space when there is no gravity?
The warp drive engages.
How fast is warp one?
As fast as you want it to be, or as fast as science-fiction writers have already defined it to be. Warp speed is ... how to put it delicately ... a made-up, pretend, invented, fictitious concept, dreamed up out of thin air to solve the problem in stories of having the Enterprise crew get old and die and have their series canceled long before their ship got to where they wanted to go, with no basis in reality.
Make a sentence with the word warp?
Gravity can warp and bend light.
How long would it take to travel to alpha centari at warp 8 when warp travel becomes possible?
All we know about warp drive is that a TV writer invented the idea, and it was used on a couple of popular sci-fi shows and in a few movies. Since no engineering data was ever given, you and I are free to describe warp drive in any way we feel like. Nobody can disagree with anything we say, because we're just makiing it up, exactly like the TV writer did. I'll say the answer to your question is: 10 seconds ... IF you start out with enough dilithium crystals. You can accept that answer if you like it, or change it to anything else that appeals to you. By the way, your question talks about travel to Alpha Centauri, but it doesn't say where the travel starts from. That would have some effect on the answer, I'll bet. Answer: Unfortunately, as logical as the answer from the first writer might be, it is incorrect. There is quite a bit of data specified on the warp drive, only a small portion of which is listed below: "According to the Star Trek episode writer's guide for The Original Series, warp factors are supposedly converted to multiples of c with the cubic function s(w) = w3c, where w is the warp factor, s(w) is the velocity, and c is the speed of light. Accordingly, "warp 1" is equivalent to the speed of light, "warp 2" is eight times the speed of light, "warp 3" is 27 times the speed of light, et cetera. However, this conflicts with the on-screen usage of the technology, as it would make the Enterprise's velocity insufficient for the voyages depicted in the television series. Michael Okuda's new warp scale.For Star Trek: The Next Generation and the subsequent series, Star Trek artist Michael Okuda devised a formula based on the original one but with important differences. For warp 1-9, . In the half-open interval from warp 9 to warp 10, the exponent of w increases toward infinity. Thus, in the Okuda scale, warp velocities approach warp 10 asymptotically. There is no exact formula for this interval because the quoted velocities are based on a hand-drawn curve; what can be said is that at velocities greater than warp 9, the form of the warp function changes because of an increase in the exponent of the warp factor w. Due to the resultant increase in the derivative, even a minor change in the warp factor corresponds to an exponentially larger change in velocity. Exact velocities were only given in the Voyager episode The 37's where Tom Paris describes Voyager's velocity at warp factor 9.9 (under the new warp table formula) as being about 4 billion miles per second, which would be over 21000 times the speed of light." So, if you pick the Earth as your starting point, and assume the simpler 8 * 8 * 8 = 512c for the warp drive function, then given that light takes about 4 years to reach Alpha Centauri, (it being 4 lightyears away), it will take you slightly under 3 days to get there. 4 years / 512 = 2.85 days!
In the original Star Trek series How fast was Warp drive?
According to Wikipedia, the Enterprise (NCC-1701) had a maximum speed of warp 9.(Article: "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Enterprise_(NCC-1701)")
How fast is warp 6?
bloody fast infininite
What is the difference between hyper drive and warp drive?
Warp drive has a powerfull engine that warps space around it and hyper drive travels through space in a streight line where as warp bends the fabric of space to travel from one destination to another
How fast is warp 9?
1,516 times S.O.L
Why does a space shuttle move in space when there is no gravity?
The warp drive engages.
Use warp in a sentence?
It was so hot that the plastic cover began to warp. A spacecraft equipped with a warp drive may travel at velocities greater than that of light by many orders of magnitude The star ship Enterprise can do a maximum speed of warp ten. Each individual warp thread in a fabric is called a warp end.
What powers the warp drive?
The "warp drive" is a ficticious device used in science fiction - specifically, in the Star Trek series. It is not a real device, and I don't think many details are published about how it is supposed to work.
Is a warp drive possible?
Not with our current level of technology. Maybe in a hundred years or more.
Is warp drive possible?
No. Our species does not possess the technology for faster than light speed.
What fictional crystal is used to power the warp drive in the Star Trek universe?
Dilithium
Where can you get a warp drive and how much do they cost?
Try amazon and if they're sold out, try ebay
Does Warp Drive destroy the fabric of space?
Nobody knows, because so far, there is no such thing as warp drive, and the fabric of space is an almost meaningless phrase that's used mainly to talk about Physics to people who don't understand much of it.
