also a quadrant is part of a 2-dimensional plane, and space is 3-dimensional.
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mr.glass writes:
These idiots actually believed Galaxy guest was for real,so why not have quadrants in space?
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ayla9999 writes:
There could be 32 sets of quadrants. Anything goes in fantasy.
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chickgirl writes:
Yeah, the aliens thought that the galaxy quest show was for real. It woould be like if we thought that star trek was real. And they spew some real crap!
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Alex writes:
Hmmmm, the 32nd Quadrent....how can't you have one? 8x4=???? 32 I believe! 1 of 4 right? So every 4 quadrents you have a......lol.....you have a something, something bigger, you know what I mean? Like a quadrent is 1/4 of some other unit of space....so the 32nd Quadrent would be the last 1/4 of the, lets call it a "Unit" =P. Each "Unit" is divided into 4 quadrents. The 32nd Quadrent would be the last one in the 8th "Unit" Make sense?
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bilbo1138 writes:
Just because quadrants are a fourth of something doesn't mean there can't be more than that. I can have 30 quarters and still call them quarters.
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Jeff writes:
Star Trek often used "quadrant" and "sector" interchangeably. Only in later years did they realize the problem and begin using four designated quadrants of the galaxy, with many more smaller sectors within them.
This was actually an allusion to "Toy Story" in which Buzz Lightyear, voiced by Tim Allen, talked about being from the 32nd quadrant of the gamma sector. Also, Buzz Lightyear names himself Mrs. Nesbith when he loses it and has a tea party in "Toy Story."
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