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You should learn a bit of common sense. The Borg aren't a local power.

The Borg aren't involved in this scenario.

Yeah, that did happen. Star Wars is a behemoth though, there is no denying that. The ST powers, aside from maybe the Dominion or the Borg, can only really hope to hold off an invasion, simply by making it too painful. They probably couldn't meaningfully alter the Empire itself.

Well, time travel is a best case result. Probably more often you get thrown out of warp and suffer heavy damage.

You'd be mistaken in this case. The UFP can actually generate a great deal of gravitational power with relatively smaller devices. Yes, yes it does. Because it's effectively existing infrastructure. A car still needs a road to travel effectively, even if back home they have a massive...

Yeah, that would be a bit iffy. Still, it might have local disruption effects, like making it difficult for a fleeing ship to escape into hyperspace.

That is...an excellent question. What is the actual gravitational mass of one of those singularities?

That sort of R&D could take months though. Then implementing a solution that isn't a ship or two blasting gravitons on full from their deflectors will require probably another few months. Implementing it across all possible hyperspace routes will requires longer. Of course, the Empire also has...

It's much faster. It's one of their greatest assets, if they can get it going. The problem they face is if the UFP discovers the general physics of the drive, they can develop countermeasures such as those gravity generators. Each UFP ship basically has gravity generators and building a very...

I don't think that's a good approach to this sort of thing. And after all, we know that the Republic endured for a twenty-five-thousand years. So obviously there can be a stable form of government that involves all of these pieces, even if most of it is probably very decentralized, which appears...

That all seems unreasonable. We're looking for how they act reliably in wwr time.

I disagree, I think the Empire will have issues with power projection. Indeed, the invasion is likely not to be well coordinated because of poor officer training and culture that promotes political social climbers over competent commanders.

I think it's obvious the Federation would stall out any invasion by the Empire.

Sorry, good point. I'd guess just before the breakout of the Dominion War

Those guidelines only served to undermine new posters. :(

The Galactic Empire, two years before the Empire launches the Death Star, discovers a wormhole on the edge of Federation and Cardassian Space. They begin an invasion. This occurs just before the Dominion War in Star Trek. Sources: Star Wars -- Disney and Real Cannon (Legends), but keep it...