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| ''19''
| ''19''
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| ''27.23''
| ''9.99905''
| ''20''
| 20,185
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| ''31.32''
| ''9.9991''
| ''21''
| 30,734
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| ''37.28''
| ''9.9992''
| ''22''
| 51,832
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| ''41.78''
| ''9.9993''
| ''23''
| 72,929
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| ''45.47''
| ''9.9994''
| ''24''
| 94,027
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| ''48.65''
| ''9.9995''
| ''25''
| 115,124
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| ''51.45''
| ''9.9996''
| ''26''
| 136,223
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| ''53.98''
| ''9.9997''
| ''27''
| 157,320
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| ''56.3''
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Revision as of 08:56, 11 March 2014

This document provides the c-equivalent speeds for each warp scale, at significant warp speeds.

OCU TNG TW multiple
0.000001
sublight
0.000001
sublight
0.000001
sublight
Standard
Orbit
0.25
sublight
0.25
sublight
0.25
sublight
Full
Impulse
1 1 - 1c
2 1.77 - 8
2.15 2 - 10
3 2.59 - 27
3.39 3 - 39
4 3.4 - 64
4.67 4 - 102
5 4.21 - 125
5.98 5 - 214
6 5.01 - 216
7 5.72 - 343
7.31 6 - 392
8 6.45 - 512
8.69 7 - 656
9 7.2 - 729
10 7.93 - 1,000
10.08 8 - 1,024
11 8.62 - 1,331
11.49 9 - 1,516
11.81 9.2 - 1,649
12 9.32 - 1,728
12.41 9.6 - 1,909
13 9.69 - 2,197
14 9.87 - 2,744
14.51 9.975 - 3,053
15 9.976 - 3,375
19.93 9.99 10 7,912
20.09 9.991 11 8,104
20.24 9.992 12 8,295
20.4 9.993 13 8,487
20.55 9.994 14 8,678
20.7 9.995 15 8,870
20.85 9.996 16 9,061
20.99 9.997 17 9,253
21.14 9.998 18 9,444
21.28 9.999 19 9,636
27.23 9.99905 20 20,185
31.32 9.9991 21 30,734
37.28 9.9992 22 51,832
41.78 9.9993 23 72,929
45.47 9.9994 24 94,027
48.65 9.9995 25 115,124
51.45 9.9996 26 136,223
53.98 9.9997 27 157,320
56.3 9.9998 28 178,418
58.43 9.9999 29 199,516
OCU
Original Cochrane Units; associated with the original warp theory where each warp factor was the equivalent to the multiple of light speed (c)of the factor cubed. This was replaced by the TNG scale in 2312. Indicated by the lower-case 'w'.
TNG
Terrance-Neltorr Graduated scale' where upon each full warp factor is achieved when a certain number of cochranes were met in output, resulting in more efficient engine plateaus. In this scale, Warp 10 is unattainable. Indicated by the capital 'W'.
TW
TransWarp; enhanced the TNG scale by making the infinite speed previously associated with Warp 10 as infinitely further along the warp scale and translating previously extended prolongations of Warp 9.9 (ex: Warp 9.997, Warp 9.9993) onto scales above Warp 10 (ex: Warp 10.3, Warp 11, Warp 13). (The term 'transwarp' was often used to describe potentially attainable higher warp speeds, prior to this scale.) Time of adoption not yet established.
Note: italicized factors are inferred from the canon multiples of c.