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| − | [[Image:SubspaceBubble.jpg|thumb|[[Ensign]] [[Seska]] activates a localized subspace bubble |
+ | [[Image:SubspaceBubble.jpg|thumb|[[Ensign]] [[Seska]] activates a localized subspace bubble]] |
'''Subspace bubble''' is a term used for describing the effect of enclosing an object in a [[subspace field]]. |
'''Subspace bubble''' is a term used for describing the effect of enclosing an object in a [[subspace field]]. |
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| − | There are several forms of [[subspace]] fields that can be created around a vessel. One such variation was used by [[Miles O'Brien]] to lower the inertial mass of [[Deep Space 9]] so that the station's [[thruster |
+ | There are several forms of [[subspace]] fields that can be created around a vessel. One such variation was used by [[Miles O'Brien]] to lower the inertial mass of [[Deep Space 9]] so that the station's [[thruster]]s could push the station towards the [[Bajoran wormhole]] faster, before [[Cardassian]] forces claimed it. ({{TNG|The Emissary}}) |
| − | A subspace bubble can be formed around a person. This variation was used by [[Seska]] on a [[Kazon raider]] to bypass a |
+ | A subspace bubble can be formed around a person. This variation was used by [[Seska]] on a [[Kazon raider]] to bypass a [[force field]], in order to retrieve a [[Federation]] [[replicator]] that she had traded in turn for a [[Kazon]]-Federation alliance. ({{VOY|State of Flux}}) |
| − | Another variation is a [[static warp shell]], in which a warp shell is deployed around a vessel but not used to accelerate it. The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]], in |
+ | Another variation is a [[static warp shell]], in which a warp shell is deployed around a vessel but not used to accelerate it. The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]], in three different [[alternate timeline|timelines]], used such fields to repair tears in [[anti-time]] in the [[Devron system]]. ({{TNG|All Good Things...}}) |
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Revision as of 16:09, 16 March 2007
Subspace bubble is a term used for describing the effect of enclosing an object in a subspace field.
There are several forms of subspace fields that can be created around a vessel. One such variation was used by Miles O'Brien to lower the inertial mass of Deep Space 9 so that the station's thrusters could push the station towards the Bajoran wormhole faster, before Cardassian forces claimed it. (TNG: "The Emissary")
A subspace bubble can be formed around a person. This variation was used by Seska on a Kazon raider to bypass a force field, in order to retrieve a Federation replicator that she had traded in turn for a Kazon-Federation alliance. (VOY: "State of Flux")
Another variation is a static warp shell, in which a warp shell is deployed around a vessel but not used to accelerate it. The USS Enterprise-D, in three different timelines, used such fields to repair tears in anti-time in the Devron system. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
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| amplifier • antenna • bandwidth • beacon • frequency • hyper- • interference • interplexing beacon • link • log • monitor • neural transceiver • relay • relay network • relay station • signal • static • transceiver • transmission • transmitter • transponder • wide-band |