Borg Transwarp Tech Everywhere? - Star Trek: Prodigy S2
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They had a lot of conduits and they wouldn't all have gone offline after the downfall.
Heck, there are still Roman roads and aquaducts to this day!
I thought that Seven began explaining Borg propulsion technobabble in a Voyager episode saying something about that Borg ships can go into Transwarp by projecting there structural integrity field ahead of the ship allowing them to Transwarp speeds. She also said that it was very similar to Slipstream. The "Transwarp Coil" (maybe a different episode) was used to achieve faster than warp speeds safely. A "Transwarp Hub" seems to be a faster than warp subspace tunnel with a beginning and end point. Like driving your car through a tunnel on the freeway rather than taking the much longer route around the mountain. The coil vs hub seems to be different ways/technology of faster than warp travel, but different means of achieving it.
There was a Borg transwarp conduit used in Picard season 1.
Don't forget that at this point there are at least five different groups of Borg remnants around.
The Descent Borg, The Unity Borg, The Unimatrix Zero Borg, The Jurati Borg, and The Queen's Borg.
So this may have been a corridor built by one of the other groups prior to or even after the destruction of the Transwarp Hubs.
The only shows that I can recall that shared the same imagery for warp where TNG DS9 and Voyager, it seems like every other Star Trek show has its own unique warp visuals.
I do like the different versions of the same tech. Also can see Starfleet developing hubs like this from either the Borg Reclamation project or whatever Voyager brought back after being in the Delta Quadrant and from alternate future Janeway.
The colour difference could related to it being a different Subspace layer the hub is utilising. Also it may "barely work" if it is self-generated from a coil. work a bit better if the coil jumps into an existing well-travelled fixed corridor and even better still if the corridor has two ends that are open (even if you jump out before the 2nd exit point).
So all of that could effect travel time and even the appearance of the corridor.
It does feel like we missed a story somewhere where the Federation discovers how to access the abandoned Borg Transwarp network but it's nice to see it established as it paves the way for future shows to tell stories in far flung parts of the galaxy (e.g. the Delta Quadrant) quite easily again.
The prodigy one could be larger and blocky as the transwarp hub gates required that big plasmic ball thing to work?
So. I've never fully had the chance to watch Prodigy until now. I've recently had a lot of time on my hands to work through season one and am now a few episodes into the second season. So wow. Prodigy rocks my socks off. I've loved every moment but never expected I would laugh as much as I would. Ep1 of s2 I thought Bob Picardo's dialogue appeared silent in the mix. But I am not watching through a sound system. Talk about taking the "Shuttlebay 3" gag to the next level. 😅
I assume the kazon fortified put bits and pieces to force a transwarp tunnel and not alert the borg in the process or halt the operations of the local kazon maje.
Could be that a transwarp corridor with hubs/gates has better long distance stability, but a corridor via corridor enables avoids needing a corridor network to pass through? Or possibly to allow entering corridors without needing a gate access? Perhaps like Babylon 5 jump gates and jump drives, mixed with Star Wars hyperspace lanes?
Honestly, it'd be amusing if the Collective realized what was happening in Endgame with the virus before the Queen, and cut her and her section out of the Collective to protect the rest without her realizing. So there's a Borg Collective still doing its thing in the Delta Quadrant, while the Queen and "her" surviving Borg think the Collective was destroyed. It just tries to avoid the Alpha Quadrant these days, because too much crazy stuff pops up with Starfleet to the Collective's detriment. ;)
Since the Borg assimilated technology, where did they get the transwarp tech.
My biggest issue with it was the scale. No way a standard cube would fit through the opening. Might it spread apart ?
My theory is that the Borg cubes are to big for Borg transwarp gate system or transwarp coils, which is why we only ever see their smaller vessels use the technology. An why they travelled around using normal warp all the time, even if extremely high warp, sustained for far longer than anyone else.
That theory was sadly undone during Star Trek picard season 3.
They might have been cloaked until the pathogen,
So they are copying Mass Effect?
While the name and flushed out concept was largely established in Voyager slightly after ME1, basically the same thing was shown in TNG leaving more mystery of how the system worked, 15 years before Mass Effect.
Edit: though it would not be a surprise if it was one of the things that had been floating around in more niche sci fi or academic theory for decades, but star trek in general was in a unique position have a ton of episodes to delve into various concepts on TV budget, and TNG most of all came along at a major shift in what technically could be shown.
@@SnowmanTF2 The tng created the idea...voyager showed the concept then mass effect perfected it....kinda...
Buck Rogers in the 24th Century!
Mass Effect didn't invent the concept of jump gates, jump gates are a pretty common way of justifying both FTL travel and the presence of military chokepoints in a sci-fi setting.
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Lore around transwarp is a complete mess.