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+ | A '''type-4 quantum singularity''' is a [[spatial distortion]] which emanates from a highly localized disturbance in the [[space-time continuum]] with a [[gravimetric flux density]] of over 2,000%. Type-4 quantum [[Quantum singularity|singularities]] output massive [[subspace]] interference preventing the use of [[tractor beam]]s. |
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+ | In [[2371]], the {{USS|Voyager}}, while traveling in the [[Delta Quadrant]], became trapped in a type-4 singularity. ({{VOY|Parallax}}) |
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− | In the [[24th century]], artificial quantum singularities served as the primary power source for large [[Romulan]] [[starship|spacecraft]], such as the {{ShipClass|D'deridex}} [[warbird]]. Once activated, the singularity core cannot be shut down. ({{TNG|Face of the Enemy|Timescape}}; {{DS9|Visionary}}) |
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− | In the [[Delta Quadrant]], a network of ancient [[Hirogen communications network|relay stations]] claimed by the [[Hirogen]] were powered by quantum singularities approximately a [[centimeter]] in diameter, putting out four [[terawatt]]s of energy. ({{VOY|Hunters}}) |
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− | * [[Romulan technology]] |
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− | [[es:Singularidad cuántica artificial]] |
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− | [[nl:Kunstmatige kwantum singulariteit]] |
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Revision as of 12:14, 18 March 2010
A type-4 quantum singularity is a spatial distortion which emanates from a highly localized disturbance in the space-time continuum with a gravimetric flux density of over 2,000%. Type-4 quantum singularities output massive subspace interference preventing the use of tractor beams.
In 2371, the USS Voyager, while traveling in the Delta Quadrant, became trapped in a type-4 singularity. (VOY: "Parallax")