Brew Forky
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The coordinates are from a fixed position on Earth. The computer would then compensate concerning the position of the vessel to give a correct reading to the navigation system. Just ask Data, he can explain it better.panspermian said:Watching new Star Trek tonight.
I love my sci fi but it ***** me no end, Captain Kirk hurtling towards a destination and he's given coordinates.!
Yeah I prob had a few, but **** eh, coordinates are from a fixed position on Earth. If in space how can you get a fixed coordinate????
I prob could have explained myself clearer without a few under my belt but I'm sure you guys know what I mean.
Edit. And of course it would take in to account the movement of the Stellar bodies.