Transwarp theory was the theoretical model of transwarp applications in technology.

A transwarp theory on transwarp beaming was originally postulated by Starfleet officer Montgomery Scott in the mid-23rd century, whereby it was possible to beam an object or person from one planet to an adjacent one, or even to a starship traveling at high warp. By 2387, Scott had perfected his equations to a functioning technology. (Star Trek)

In 2377, the Boray held a conference on transwarp theory in the Delta Quadrant. Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres participated in the conference. (VOY: "Flesh and Blood")

See alsoEdit

• Quantum warp theory
• Warp theory

Transwarp
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