how fast is warp 9.9?
359987
Just slightly slower than warp 10.
157600
I think warp drive was used in Star Trek, while Hyper drive was used in Star Wars. Otherwise, they are equally fast and equally imaginary.
986802
91-92 MPH on average. I think he's been clocked at 94 before. And no, it can't go back in time. Without a time machine, anyways.
417043
the hard drive is measured in  bites\nthe processor speed is measured in  hertz
590601
1.8 is pretty fast.  That's about a 3.0 on an Intel chip.  Intel chips inflate their frequencies quite a bit.  However, a 1.8 centrino for example will perform like a 4.0 pentium if not better.
568260
Get in touch with me, buong, I am, and I will be leaving in 4 days. My name here is Glalien, I come from Pleedeeze, it takes 8 hours to arrive here from our planet, via time warping. Our ships are made of nothing you have on this planet. Our propulsion is of magnetics. You will not believe me if I tell you why we are here. Look me up.
1129113
It is 9.8 m/sec , some they have made it 10 :)
289255
exactly how fast do you think is fast?
544479
The speed of sound: 340.29 m / s
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roughly 11 meters per second, or 24 miles an hour.\n;o)
226867
The speed of light. 186,000 miles per second.
42810
Very RAPID!\nSCARY too.
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go to :\nhttp://www.adslguide.org.uk/tools/speedtest.asp\nand click
931519
This question is extremely confused/confusing!  For one thing, the speed of light (exceedable only by warp drive) is wavelength TIMES frequency, not wavelength OVER frequency, as implied by two of your lines.  Any Starfleet Academy student should know that.\n\nIgnoring that, I THINK that the nub of your question is this: presumably v/c is small in the original question that you must have been asked.  Call that small value x.  Then, for small x, a BINOMIAL SERIES expansion (NOT a Taylor expansion) tells you that \n(1 + x)^(-1) is approximately 1 - x, ignoring terms of order x^2 and higher.\n\nLive long and prosper.
904509
Mine's 5 times faster
114993
Faster, faster, faster!  64-bit technology!
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I believe that warp speed is supposed to be significantly faster than the speed of light (given that they sometimes consider three light years a minor detour), and it's not possible to go faster than the speed of light.  The concept of manipulating space in such a way that they can essentially create worm holes it less unrealistic, but is still purely science fiction.