Continuity and ENTERPRISE

[sentai1074]

The only continuity I forsee is that Archer and his crew end the seven year cycle in the bottom of a black hole and emerge in 2368 or something. The Romulan Wars spawn a decrease in tech as well as the Klingons learning more about humans and joining forces with the Romulans to kick the Fed's tail.

Also, has anyone ever found out the length of the Enterprise?

I would say for continuity's sake, that Kirk's Original Ship was the length of the Enterprise-D's Warp nacelles and that the Movie version is about the Enterprise-E's nacelle length.

For continuity's sake Archer's Enterprise ought to be Kirk's Original Enterprise Nacelle's length-any ideas??

[Cochrane]

Enterprise No bloody A, B, C, D, or E is a little under 300 feet

Enterprise A is a little over 300 feet

Enterprise D is about 640 feet

Enterpride E I think is about 700 feet

SS Enterprise I think is about 200 feet

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[JALU3]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Cochrane:
Enterprise No bloody A, B, C, D, or E is a little under 300 feet

Enterprise A is a little over 300 feet

Enterprise D is about 640 feet

Enterpride E I think is about 700 feet

SS Enterprise I think is about 200 feet

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Do Note that the Federation and most of the Star Trek universe uses the Metric System . . . this makes a big difference when talking about distances, esp. meseuring things.

[Evan van Eyk]

All of this measures are meters and not feet. E.G. the 'D' is exactly 642.5 meters long. In FC Picard says that the 'E' is almost 700 meters long, etc.

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