What is the highest super cruise speed their is? The fastest I've gotten was 1100c. What's your highest?
highest super cruise speed
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Haven't gone to Hutton heard How far it is from the star and I never needed to
Top speed in SC is 2001.
Yes I have reached it as I had a 1.5 million ls journey to make.
Yes I have reached it as I had a 1.5 million ls journey to make.
I'm going to Sagittarius A this weekend for the achievement
Hutton Orbital is .22LY from the jump in point, and takes about 90 minutes in supercruise to get there.
It's one of those things that everyone has to do at least once. Either by choice, or not looking at the mission destination
Hutton Orbital is .22LY from the jump in point, and takes about 90 minutes in supercruise to get there.
It's one of those things that everyone has to do at least once. Either by choice, or not looking at the mission destination
6millionLS is too far
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Based on a Star Trek lore estimate, 2000c is about warp 4.5, which is about 5.5 LY a day. Not too shabby for a type 2 civilization.
FFE had a similar time requirement with the old hyperspace jump. 50 years later since 3300 now it only takes within seconds to traverse a score of LYs. The Star Trek Federation spanned about 2000LY in the alpha quadrant where the ED civilized bubble is oddly fairly smaller but seems to have far more population density among star systems than the trek universe.
FFE had a similar time requirement with the old hyperspace jump. 50 years later since 3300 now it only takes within seconds to traverse a score of LYs. The Star Trek Federation spanned about 2000LY in the alpha quadrant where the ED civilized bubble is oddly fairly smaller but seems to have far more population density among star systems than the trek universe.
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5 light years + 15,098,399 light seconds a day. (5.4784[...] light years)
I like precise maths. That is with 2001c.
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But what is is in warp factor? Sorry, not sorry, had to ask.
About Standard by three.
Just a bit of background information as to why FDEV chose the 2.001C limit:
This is a tribute to the classic Stanley Kubrick/Arthur C. Clarke movie "2001 - A Space Oddysey".
Fly safe, commanders o7
Syrion1984
This is a tribute to the classic Stanley Kubrick/Arthur C. Clarke movie "2001 - A Space Oddysey".
Fly safe, commanders o7
Syrion1984
well, it was an estimate that varied usually written by the script writers during the star trek shows to estimate interstellar travel where 1c and less is impulse drive speed. ( nice cgi remake of the 1st movie part where the Enterprise travels at one-half impulse power, i.e. 0.5c through the solar system https://youtu.be/YG3GSZUwvSU?t=2m28s )
Even though ED borrows the idea in the form of supercruise, the depiction of it in a sim game is best ever seen where it's seems like a walk in the park now, even though the ships are not star trek.
Even though ED borrows the idea in the form of supercruise, the depiction of it in a sim game is best ever seen where it's seems like a walk in the park now, even though the ships are not star trek.
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But what is is in warp factor? Sorry, not sorry, had to ask.
Under The Original 2001 is Warp factor 12.6. Under the rules set by TNG it's not quite Warp 9.3
Source is linked below
http://www.anycalculator.com/warpcalculator.htm
