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Kosh
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quote:

Funny. I was more interested in the fact that Archer was able to "see" a storm travelling at warp

Think about it.

Yeah, I noticed that, and thought, if you can see this, you are too close, and it should have been long past him.

And wouldn't something moving at warp and crashing into something not moving, maybe destry the unmoving object?

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quote:
Originally posted by First of Two:
There is no (or very little) 3-D movement in Trekspace, so at least that's consistent.

Ah yes, the "glass tabletop" that Andy Probert complains about Star Trek ships being stuck on.

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