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Hubb
Clearly not a smoker
Narsuaq
Has it ever occurred to you that a tachyon beam directed at a class B itinerant pulsar could produce enough gravimetric energy to create an artificial singularity?
hodaddelvecchio
Put a wiener in the warp drive and fire the crouton torpedos
Maviyakuku
This Nerd Girls.
AnAverageBoxEnthusiast
HighSorcerer
If you want to sound like you know what you're talking about without knowing what you're talking about: https://donjon.bin.sh/scifi/name/#type=st;st=star_trek_technology
lilbrother
dart223
Rayfire3535
YEEEEEEEAAAAH Seven of Rhyme. I dig it.
MoonAmericanFloydHeywoodR
The way most of my trips to the car repair place always make me feel.
speedislife
Also, her Padd is phasing in and out.
zerogiven
Subspace flux; she did mention that.
whatspaulplayingtoday
Really love their videos. Just fun stuff.
rchcopper
Well if Apple is still going in the 24th century and have anything to do with it, no wonder it's all fucked.
tcpolecat7
Rijtjeshuis
AyatollahBahloni
I love this lady
jkwgn
WynnCreek
Just vent the warp core
aAppTMlemBandit
GOAT
jsno116
Oh there's so much more
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/d-AwQ_rba0g
JayDeeDubs
modis
Temba, at rest.
TruckStopRats
Engineering, her interphase spanners calibrated...
FatBastardVegetarian
I like her so much.
AnAverageBoxEnthusiast
RATE KERT
nthensome
Goddamn, that was a pretty little song
ImAWeirdMom
Her pharmaceutical one had me dying.
Especially since I have this running gage where every few months I ask people if they've ever had deja vu.
I guess today's the day!
Tisherumpkiseranikan
FatBastardVegetarian
Hey!
TerribleAwful
AnAverageBoxEnthusiast
mt77932
agonarch
Jonathan Frakes is out of phase until he looks around XD
TheMagicOfTacoCatScience
That's some mighty fine nerding right there. Well done!
ThatShiftyMonkey
She's awesome. Check out her youtube.
AnAverageBoxEnthusiast
YUP
jsno116
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7oZLZjyIEBY
LarvaLamp
If you have Spotify, look up "nerdcore"- it's an entire rap genre of all this stuff.
78927x4No1
I.. gotta return some tapes. (Nerdcore)
ventiseii
It’s not nerdcore but goth icon Aurelio Voltaire has a Trek album and he performs at Trek cons.
His album “Bitrektual” has songs like “The Sexy Data Tango” and “The USS Make Shit Up” as well as a Doctor Who bonus song “It’s Bigger on the Inside”
Malloon
At the speeds those ships travel (more accurately, accelerate, aka. turn, speed up and slow down) "Inertial dampeners just went offline" should be treated with similar concern as "The Borg have kidnapped the entire crew and are ten seconds away from dissecting every single one of them."
QuartzPoker
If they're at Impulse, yeah. If they're at Warp then there's no kinetic energy to worry about.
Whatkindofapersondownvotes
She said she would do it in five ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Rayfire3535
You think she's another cute lurker, little did you know she's a miracle worker.
DulothX
I dunno, usually when they're fighting the show shows them moving at speeds that can be measured in meters per second and fighting at ranges of hundreds of meters. There's fleet battles with -accidental collisions- and ramming manuevers. Their straight-line speed is crazy, but when it comes time to fight it seems they move like fast oceangoing naval vessels.
Dxb105
I loved the way the expanse deals with space battles, especially the books. It would be the sane here. They would be moving just as fast but would no longer be accelerating heavily. All the ships in the battle are only stationary realitive to each other.
lostharbinger42
yup, or the deflector shields being offline while travelling at significant speeds... space dust with the destructive power of warheads lol
xizar
Don't forget the complementary tumor removal as hydrogen atoms get co-opted into proton therapy.
mike13815
I've always seen it as the deflector doing its job so the shields don't have to. Plus, most ships have an auxiliary deflector on the saucer.
Betterwithcoffee
Ok, uninvited nerding, but fast travel in trek is achieved by warping space and passing at normal thrust through space that is instead crumpled up like an accordion. So on a theoretical level they might be going faster than light (relatively), they're not going that fast themselves. They still have starship levels of thrust/speed to worry about, but it won't become theoretical supernovas at higher warp speeds.
lostharbinger42
That's only warp. Full impulse was a max of 0.92c which, yes, small particles would've been catastrophic.
SirenBrick
Not catastrophic, just 14m deep, 10m wide craters on the front sections of the ship... and you would probably only hit a few dozen at most.
DukePhelan
I'm pretty sure I read a story where if the inertial dampers failed on a ship underway, it wasn't an issue. Because the entire crew would be reduced to red mist before they even realized they had a problem.
UWAGAGABLAGABLAGABA
Only if they stop or start suddenly.
DukePhelan
From what I remember the point of the dampeners was that you weren't affected by the acceleration as long as it was active. If it failed and the ship was moving at say .2 C that is when it gets messy. So when they did fail the entire crew was basically an egg fired into a brick wall at 20% light speed.
UWAGAGABLAGABLAGABA
Again. Only if they start or stop moving while the internal dampeners have failed. They don't keep you from coming up to speed forever, they would let you come up to speed slowly. However, if they were still in the process of normalizing and you suddenly gained .4c, yeah.. pink mist. If they had caught up, then your inertia would be the same as the ship. Like how we're moving at well over a million miles an hour through space, but we are equal to Earth's inertia.