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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Krenim: [QB] *ahem* I agree with the end result, but not with how the author got there. Therefore, by unpopular demand, I present (again) my computations for Voyager's position as of "Equinox." <u>Season 1</u> Normal warp: 684.4 light-years. <u>Season 2</u> Normal warp: 1000.0 light-years. <u>Season 3</u> Normal warp: 1000.0 light-years. <u>Season 4</u> Normal warp: 1069.6 light-years. This is due to the effect of the astrometrics lab. Rather than instantaneously transporting Voyager 5000 light-years closer to the Alpha Quadrant, it increases Voyager's average speed, since they can now detect obstacles farther away and plot better courses. Assuming Voyager's speed before "Year of Hell" was 1000 ly/year, it's new speed is 1095.2 ly/year. Kes catapult: 9500 light-years. Quantum slipstream: 300 light-years. <u>Season 5</u> Normal warp: 1095.2 light-years. Spatial vortex: 2500 light-years. Quantum slipstream: 10952 light-years. I choose to take Janeway's line of "ten years closer to home" literally. This is further evidenced by her line in "Dark Frontier," which says that 20000 light-years is about 15 years worth of normal warp, indicating they are travelling faster than 1000 ly/year. Borg transwarp: 20000 light-years. She said 20000 light-years! Not 15000! <u>Grand total</u> 48101.2 light-years, assuming that Voyager recieved no boosts in the last few episodes of Season 5 that I missed. 70000 - 48101.2 = 21898.8 light-years from home. Please note that, at this distance, there is no possible way that Voyager is still in the Delta Quadrant. They are in the Beta Quadrant. Period. End of discussion. [IMG]http://solareclipse.net/Forums/smile.gif[/IMG] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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