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#Daystrom technical institute warp speed calculator generator#
#Daystrom technical institute warp speed calculator mod#

Ride on the gravity of the star long enough till you reach the point in time you wanted.

Using the gravity of the star they gain massive boost in speed and time starts to move forward/backwards.

Ship accelerates at warp speed towards a massive object like a star.

The results you can see in the above video. He theorizes the same could be used with the Sun in reverse to travel back into their own time. Eventually Spock realizes they must've abused a sorts of "slingshot effect" using the gravity of the black star and the "lightspeed breakaway factor" to reach sufficient velocity to travel back in time.

Offscreen the USS Enterprise is caught by the gravitational pull of a black hole and performs a breakaway which accidentally pushes them through time and space to Earth in 1969. It required all warp power in reverse to pull us away from the star but like snapping a rubber band, the breakaway sent us plunging through space, out of control to stop here, wherever we are." " Captain's Log, Stardate 3113.2, subjective time: We were en route to Starbase 9 for resupply when a black star of high gravitational attraction began to drag us toward it. The Graviton Catapult - FTL to Truly Surpass Warp Drive.The Holodeck - The Cornucopia of Technical Malfunctions.

#Daystrom technical institute warp speed calculator generator#

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#Daystrom technical institute warp speed calculator mod#

If I don't update my list for a while you should ask a mod to edit my OP with the new information.

Preferably choose technobabble belonging to the Federation or other mainstream civilizations (Klingons, Romulans, etc.).

Describe the technobabble in good detail and mention the episode names/films relevant to it.

Only one technobabble example per each post for organizational purposes.EU sources (books, comics, games) are not eligible here.You're free to mention any technobabble examples from either of the shows or films.Yes, feel free to submit the technobabble examples you want to remind us of. Of course there are practically tons of these so don't expect me to work on this alone. Basically this is a "respect thread" of sorts for Star Trek.

The purpose of this thread to collect and sufficiently detail every weird technology the series produced over the decades. Yet I don't think many people tried to compile together what all of these "tech of the week" solutions would really imply. It's well-known that they could solve almost anything by throwing a bunch of pseudo-scientific explanations at it. Star Trek has a fairly mixed reputation for their use of sophisticated but also often weird technology.