If I remember rightly, it's a comedy sketch.
But aren't they travelling at relativistic speeds? At relativistic speeds, the interstellar medium (mostly very diffuse hydrogen and helium at a density of about one atom per cubic centimetre) becomes a torrent of particles coming at you at relativistic speeds in the opposite direction, which will cause drag and stress on your ship. So there actually are outside forces acting upon the ship while in warp.
But aren't they travelling at relativistic speeds? At relativistic speeds, the interstellar medium (mostly very diffuse hydrogen and helium at a density of about one atom per cubic centimetre) becomes a torrent of particles coming at you at relativistic speeds in the opposite direction, which will cause drag and stress on your ship. So there actually are outside forces acting upon the ship while in warp.
If you assume that warp in Star Trek works by pinching the space in front of the ship and expanding the space behind it, it doesn't change the fact that the interstellar particles will still move through the warped space. Even if they collect in a bunch at the front of the moving warp bubble, you will still eventually be hit by stray radiating particles because this will coalesce into a dense pack of hydrogen and helium that will start to fuse because of extreme temperature and pressure. You'll essentially have a small sub in front of you.
Not to mention Hawking radiation coming at you from the back. As you're going faster than light, any light coming at you from behind will get red shifted to effectively become an event horizon. That's because any light from the back won't be able to catch up to you and quantum fluctuations at the edge of your warp bubble will create paired particles that won't be able to annihilate each other before the back one escapes your warp bubble. Apparently the temperature from this radiation asymptotically approaches the Planck temperature as you go faster, and makes the inside of the sun look like Antarctica.
Right. If you turned of the Warp Engine the warp bubble stops existing, thus they'd drop out of warp.Actually, no.
Relativistic speeds are those close enough to the speed of light to observe relativistic effects.
Warp speed is FTL (faster than light). Relativity no longer applies, or else they'd always be going backwards in time.
However, the point still stands that warp engines don't exactly follow the rules of thrust, so the meme is still stupid. Impulse drive probably would though.
None of what I said pertained to thrust (or relativity).Actually, no.
Relativistic speeds are those close enough to the speed of light to observe relativistic effects.
Warp speed is FTL (faster than light). Relativity no longer applies, or else they'd always be going backwards in time.
However, the point still stands that warp engines don't exactly follow the rules of thrust, so the meme is still stupid. Impulse drive probably would though.
None of what I said pertained to thrust.
My points about creating a tiny sun in front and a tiny black hole behind still stand - the warped space is still moving, which means it catches interstellar particles in front and doesn't allow particles created by quantum fluctuation to be destroyed at the back. That causes stress on the (stationary relative to its bubble) ship while the warp drive is turned on. When you turn it off though, you stop moving FTL and are no longer in warp.
It doesn't use black holes, but it does effectively creates an event horizon when you look behind your ship - light can't catch up with you. When you get an event horizon, you get Hawking radiation.The meme was about thrust, not what you said. I was saying that even though I disagree with your particular explanation, the meme is still stupid.
But Warp Drive also does not use black holes.
To be fair Romulan Warp Drives do.The meme was about thrust, not what you said. I was saying that even though I disagree with your particular explanation, the meme is still stupid.
But Warp Drive also does not use black holes.
This is my kind of humor, I'm going to hell.
@Kyuogar all your posts never plays the audio for me and i don't know why and it's starting to become a serious problem and i have zero energy for figuring out how to fix it.
plz send help
probably some addon in edge thats fucking with it. my bluetooth headset reacts as if sound is active but no sound. chrome works fine. ill figure it out.Dunno why that is. Does anyone else have problems? did you check if the audio button on the video is active? Or maybe some OS fuckery where the browser or videos in a browser are muted in the audio settings? Do you use a separate program to manage audio levels?
probably some addon in edge thats fucking with it. my bluetooth headset reacts as if sound is active but no sound. chrome works fine. ill figure it out.
i think even edge shows the audio icon but no dice. Not all extensions that i use in chrome after i switched has been working 100% so its probably that.
I also tried going directly to the website but again, no dice. it's strange.
Thanks for posting though! love the animal posts <3
But aren't they travelling at relativistic speeds? At relativistic speeds, the interstellar medium (mostly very diffuse hydrogen and helium at a density of about one atom per cubic centimetre) becomes a torrent of particles coming at you at relativistic speeds in the opposite direction, which will cause drag and stress on your ship. So there actually are outside forces acting upon the ship while in warp.
If you assume that warp in Star Trek works by pinching the space in front of the ship and expanding the space behind it, it doesn't change the fact that the interstellar particles will still move through the warped space. Even if they collect in a bunch at the front of the moving warp bubble, you will still eventually be hit by stray radiating particles because this will coalesce into a dense pack of hydrogen and helium that will start to fuse because of extreme temperature and pressure. You'll essentially have a small sub in front of you.
Not to mention Hawking radiation coming at you from the back. As you're going faster than light, any light coming at you from behind will get red shifted to effectively become an event horizon. That's because any light from the back won't be able to catch up to you and quantum fluctuations at the edge of your warp bubble will create paired particles that won't be able to annihilate each other before the back one escapes your warp bubble. Apparently the temperature from this radiation asymptotically approaches the Planck temperature as you go faster, and makes the inside of the sun look like Antarctica.