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The reason Light is affected by black holes is partly to do with the bending of space-time. But also partly because gravity is in fact energy atractingother energy. This mistake is commonly made and understandable.
Warp 10 is on two scales the "theoretical maximum" where all spaces are occupied at all times in all possible states, essentially infinite c.
The warps in Star Trek refer to how many times the speed of light. Warp I is 1.0x2.998x10^8 meters per second the speed of light.
i believe my ship an get there in a second
love you
For a blueprint face the ship directly and press Ctrl + C.
@Elmer: Yeah the engine gets a bit funky with very high speeds