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Which is true, except for everything I said. In the modern Trek era, 1000 units = 1 year and 1 season = 1 year. Whether or not time flows in a orderly manner inside that span is a different matter altogether. From the Star Trek Chronology: "Gene Roddenberry made Next Generation stardates...

It's not necessarily a week, but never six months. Each season of the show corresponds to one year in the Trek universe. You can follow along by their use of stardates. 1000 units = 1 year.

The non-sarcasm answer :): Would you believe the holodeck had its own power supply? Totally independent of and incompatible with the ship's other systems. I think they tried messing with it around Episode 4 but decided they couldn't siphon power because the energy signatures were just too...