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[[File:Badlands runabout.jpg|thumb|The plasma storms of the Badlands]]
 
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A '''plasma storm''' was a type of [[spatial anomaly|spatial disturbance]] that involved [[energy|energetic]] [[particle]]s in a state called [[plasma]]. Plasma storms were commonly found in places such as the [[Badlands]]. ({{DS9|The Maquis, Part I|For the Cause|Blaze of Glory}}; {{VOY|Caretaker}})
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A '''plasma storm''' is a type of [[spatial anomaly|spatial disturbance]] that involves [[energy|energetic]] [[particle]]s in a state called [[plasma]]. Plasma storms are commonly found in places such as the [[Badlands]]. ({{DS9|The Maquis, Part I|For the Cause|Blaze of Glory}}; {{VOY|Caretaker}})
   
 
Plasma storms are relatively common occurrences. While trying to figure out what had happened to a group of [[officer]]s who encountered a Type 2 plasma storm on their way back to [[Deep Space 9]], [[Doctor]] [[Julian Bashir]] did a search in the medical files about such a phenomenon and found 5,021 entries. ({{DS9|Things Past}})
 
Plasma storms are relatively common occurrences. While trying to figure out what had happened to a group of [[officer]]s who encountered a Type 2 plasma storm on their way back to [[Deep Space 9]], [[Doctor]] [[Julian Bashir]] did a search in the medical files about such a phenomenon and found 5,021 entries. ({{DS9|Things Past}})

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File:Badlands runabout.jpg

The plasma storms of the Badlands

A plasma storm is a type of spatial disturbance that involves energetic particles in a state called plasma. Plasma storms are commonly found in places such as the Badlands. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I", "For the Cause", "Blaze of Glory"; VOY: "Caretaker")

Plasma storms are relatively common occurrences. While trying to figure out what had happened to a group of officers who encountered a Type 2 plasma storm on their way back to Deep Space 9, Doctor Julian Bashir did a search in the medical files about such a phenomenon and found 5,021 entries. (DS9: "Things Past")

Professor Jennifer Sisko was working on a transpectral sensor array, a device that might be able to penetrate the plasma storms in an effort to find hidden Terran Rebellion bases in 2371 in the mirror universe. Sisko halted work on the device when she defected to the Rebellion after being persuaded to do so by Commander Benjamin Sisko. (DS9: "Through the Looking Glass")

A plasma storm hits the Bajoran system in Susan Wright's non-canon novel, The Tempest.