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Lemma II is only three light-years from Bilana III, which may give some indications of how fast the soliton wave travels. It's initial speed is Warp 2.35, which was slightly faster than expected. When the test ship exploded, the Enterprise sustained damage and was unable to resume following the wave for at least two hours. | Lemma II is only three light-years from Bilana III, which may give some indications of how fast the soliton wave travels. It's initial speed is Warp 2.35, which was slightly faster than expected. When the test ship exploded, the Enterprise sustained damage and was unable to resume following the wave for at least two hours. | ||
When their sensors came back up after "a couple of hours", the soliton wave was still on course for Lemma II at Warp 4.1. It's "energy level" was reportedly twelve times higher. Data speculated that by the time it reached Lemma II it would have two-hundred times more energy, but his speculation is based on the assumption that the wave will continue to gain energy at the same rate. | When their sensors came back up after "a couple of hours", the soliton wave was still on course for Lemma II at Warp 4.1. It's "energy level" was reportedly twelve times higher. Data speculated that by the time it reached Lemma II it would have two-hundred times more energy, but his speculation is based on the unsubstantiated assumption that the wave will continue to gain energy at the same rate. | ||
--[[User:Ted C|Ted C]] ([[User talk:Ted C|talk]]) 16:55, 10 December 2023 (UTC) | --[[User:Ted C|Ted C]] ([[User talk:Ted C|talk]]) 16:55, 10 December 2023 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 03:42, 11 December 2023
Lemma II is only three light-years from Bilana III, which may give some indications of how fast the soliton wave travels. It's initial speed is Warp 2.35, which was slightly faster than expected. When the test ship exploded, the Enterprise sustained damage and was unable to resume following the wave for at least two hours.
When their sensors came back up after "a couple of hours", the soliton wave was still on course for Lemma II at Warp 4.1. It's "energy level" was reportedly twelve times higher. Data speculated that by the time it reached Lemma II it would have two-hundred times more energy, but his speculation is based on the unsubstantiated assumption that the wave will continue to gain energy at the same rate. --Ted C (talk) 16:55, 10 December 2023 (UTC)