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| + | :''Star Trek was sketchy about hat was a particle field and what was a energy field. The wave/particle duality may suggest they are the same, however there was no "field theory" or set of rules for the writers on how to use them. Mostly they just made it up as they went along with whatever they needed for the plot.'' |
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Revision as of 01:27, 7 May 2006
A particle field is an area that contains particles of known and unknown origin and type.
See Energy field.
- Star Trek was sketchy about hat was a particle field and what was a energy field. The wave/particle duality may suggest they are the same, however there was no "field theory" or set of rules for the writers on how to use them. Mostly they just made it up as they went along with whatever they needed for the plot.