So say you command a ship in Star Fleet and you shoot photon torpedoes in a battle and they don’t hit the other ship, aren’t they still governed by Newton’s laws of physics? Don’t they just keep beaming through space until they finally hit something and most likely destroy it? Why do we never hear about this kind of collateral damage?
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Trekkie, but it was an early favorite of mine. I do like Visual Turn
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Another reason could be (should be)...they have distance settings in them like our current...
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The easy answer is that it’s called ‘space’ for...reason … It’s
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