Pace

A pace was an inexact measurement of distance, determined by the length of one walking step.
In 2368, Berlinghoff Rasmussen paced out Jean-Luc Picard's ready room from door to the window counting his paces in meters aloud "...four... five... six... seven meters," before laughing "HA! I was right!" All as a part of a ruse to convince the crew he was confirming information about them that he already knew. ()
In 2372, Julian Bashir described Morn's inability to play darts by noting that he "couldn't hit a Yridian yak from 5 paces." ()
== See also ==
* Footfall
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Category:Measurements