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Here are some links to BEARING, HEADING, and general Naviation and Warp Propulsion<br><br>
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* http://www.calormen.com/Star_Trek/
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* http://www.ditl.org/index.php?daymain=/hedlistscitech.php?&60
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* http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/inconsistencies/treknology-power.htm
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* http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/treknology1.htm#b
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* http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/treknology1.htm#h
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* http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/warp.htm
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* http://www.physicsguy.com/physandtrek/index.html<br><br>
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Some of these site have the latest in tech, graphics, and theories! You can probably find everything else you need within these sites. Hope these help you. If i come across any more pages, ill let you know.
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[[User:Rdoyle|COL Doyle, RE]]

Revision as of 05:48, 16 May 2007

ST:TWOK

Just after Spock mentions Kahn is inexperienced and thinks in two dimensions. Kirk orders "Z minus 10000 meters, stand by photon torpedoes."

Do you have information on the Z-Axis?

COL Doyle


What you're referring to is Thruster Maneuvering, which will also be part of this page. As I acquire more information, it will be added so I can create the Maneuvering/Nebula Warfare course I was telling you about.

When talking Thrusters, that's when you get into the X, Y & Z Axes. When talking Three Dimentional Compass Navigation, the X, Y & Z Axes get reduced to simply "Bearing" and "Mark".

Without checking my Manuals and just off the top of my head...
I may have the X and Y axes reversed, but (I believe) the X axis is moving Longitudinally (straight forward & backward) using Fore & Aft Thrusters. (I think) the Y axis is moving Horizontally (sideways) using Port & Starboard Thrusters. Plotting "X plus Y" together might give you a relative "Bearing" like plotting X + Y on a piece of paper lying flat on a table.

The Z axis would be Vertically (straight up & down) using Dorsal & Ventral Thrusters. Plotting Z together with either X or Y might comprise "Mark" Like sliding a vertical piece of paper through the X/Y piece of paper and plotting Z + Y, or Z + X. Like I said... I need to dig out my manuals.

I just found these pics for course plotting today and I'm looking for more pics and information in order to complete it. I still need to dig out my TNG Manual & Encyclopedia, which has most of what I need.

FADM Johnson


Here are some links to BEARING, HEADING, and general Naviation and Warp Propulsion

Some of these site have the latest in tech, graphics, and theories! You can probably find everything else you need within these sites. Hope these help you. If i come across any more pages, ill let you know.

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