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==Starship energy systems== |
==Starship energy systems== |
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| − | *[[warp core]] |
+ | *[[warp core]] ([[matter-antimatter reaction assembly]]) |
| − | *[[impulse reactor]]s |
+ | *[[impulse reactor]]s ([[fusion reactor]]) |
| − | *[[electro-plasma distribution network]] (EPS |
+ | *[[electro-plasma distribution network]] ([[EPS conduit]]s) |
==Other energy systems== |
==Other energy systems== |
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==Miscellaneous== |
==Miscellaneous== |
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*[[Forms of energy]] |
*[[Forms of energy]] |
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| + | **[[electro-plasma]] |
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**[[metaphasic radiation]] |
**[[metaphasic radiation]] |
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Revision as of 21:51, 18 November 2004
In his Theory of Special Relativity, Albert Einstein stated that matter = Energy. Energy is an unphysical but quantifiable substance that is apparent in our universe through forces - such as kinetic force and energy - in every physical system. Energy can be created in different manners, the most common of which are matter-antimatter reactions and nuclear fusion. Obsolete manners to fabricate energy include combustion and nuclear fission.
Starship energy systems
- warp core (matter-antimatter reaction assembly)
- impulse reactors (fusion reactor)
- electro-plasma distribution network (EPS conduits)
Other energy systems
- atomic energy
- polaric energy
- omega energy
Energy-based life-forms
Miscellaneous
- Forms of energy