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[[File:USS Enterprise-E warp core ejection.jpg|thumb|The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}}'s ejected warp core]] |
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+ | The '''warp core ejection system''' was a system aboard [[warp-capable]] vessels designed to eject the [[warp core]] in the event of a [[warp core breach]] in order to prevent the destruction of the ship. |
Activation of the ejection system typically required [[security clearance]] by the [[chief engineer]] or a [[senior officer]]. This tactic is generally considered to be a last ditch effort to save a ship during a crisis situation and is often unreliable at best. |
Activation of the ejection system typically required [[security clearance]] by the [[chief engineer]] or a [[senior officer]]. This tactic is generally considered to be a last ditch effort to save a ship during a crisis situation and is often unreliable at best. |
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In early [[2372]], the {{USS|Defiant|2370}}'s ejection system failed after a power surge triggered a core breach. The excess power was eventually drained via the [[deflector array]], averting the breach. ({{DS9|The Visitor}}) |
In early [[2372]], the {{USS|Defiant|2370}}'s ejection system failed after a power surge triggered a core breach. The excess power was eventually drained via the [[deflector array]], averting the breach. ({{DS9|The Visitor}}) |
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| + | Also in 2372, the [[True Way]] sabotaged the {{USS|Orinoco}} by removing the warp core ejection system, leaving the crew unable to stop a warp core breach which later destroyed the vessel. ({{DS9|Our Man Bashir}}) |
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The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}} ejected its warp core in [[2375]] to seal a [[subspace tear]] created by a [[isolytic burst]]. ({{film|9}}) |
The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}} ejected its warp core in [[2375]] to seal a [[subspace tear]] created by a [[isolytic burst]]. ({{film|9}}) |
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*In [[2374]], after a stream of [[tachyon]]s triggered a core overload. The core was captured by the [[Caatati]], but later recovered. ({{VOY|Day of Honor}}) |
*In [[2374]], after a stream of [[tachyon]]s triggered a core overload. The core was captured by the [[Caatati]], but later recovered. ({{VOY|Day of Honor}}) |
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*The [[Silver Blood]] USS ''Voyager'' was forced to eject its warp core shortly before its destruction in [[2375]]. The ejection allows the ship to drop out of warp, but caused further damage to the already disintegrating vessel. ({{VOY|Course: Oblivion}}) |
*The [[Silver Blood]] USS ''Voyager'' was forced to eject its warp core shortly before its destruction in [[2375]]. The ejection allows the ship to drop out of warp, but caused further damage to the already disintegrating vessel. ({{VOY|Course: Oblivion}}) |
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| − | *[[The Doctor]] as the [[Emergency Command Hologram]] had the ability to order a core ejection. In [[2378]], he did so in order to pay for [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway |
+ | *[[The Doctor]] as the [[Emergency Command Hologram]] had the ability to order a core ejection. In [[2378]], he did so in order to pay for [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]]'s release from the [[Hierarchy]]. ({{VOY|Renaissance Man}}) |
| + | In [[2377]], the ''[[Delta Flyer II]]'' ejected its core to avert an [[antimatter explosion]] from destroying the [[Antarian Trans-stellar Rally]]. ({{VOY|Drive}}) |
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| + | Activation of the ejection system usually involved a voice command to the computer, however the core could also be ejected through an engineering station. ({{VOY|Cathexis}}) |
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| + | The voice command syntax for ejecting the warp core had a standard structure and required an authorization code. ({{VOY|Day of Honor|Renaissance Man|Course: Oblivion}}) |
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| + | :"''Computer, prepare to eject the warp core, authorization {authorization code, e.g. "Torres omega 539"}).''" |
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| + | :"''Warp ejection systems enabled.''" |
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| + | Then a final command would be necessary to eject the core. |
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| + | :"''Computer, eject the warp core.''" |
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Revision as of 01:06, 2 October 2015
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USS Voyager ejecting the warp core
The USS Enterprise-E's ejected warp core
The warp core ejection system was a system aboard warp-capable vessels designed to eject the warp core in the event of a warp core breach in order to prevent the destruction of the ship.
Activation of the ejection system typically required security clearance by the chief engineer or a senior officer. This tactic is generally considered to be a last ditch effort to save a ship during a crisis situation and is often unreliable at best.
In the alternate reality of 2258, the USS Enterprise ejected and detonated several of its warp cores in order to boost the ship out of the gravitational pull of a black hole created with red matter. (Star Trek)
In early 2372, the USS Defiant's ejection system failed after a power surge triggered a core breach. The excess power was eventually drained via the deflector array, averting the breach. (DS9: "The Visitor")
Also in 2372, the True Way sabotaged the USS Orinoco by removing the warp core ejection system, leaving the crew unable to stop a warp core breach which later destroyed the vessel. (DS9: "Our Man Bashir")
The USS Enterprise-E ejected its warp core in 2375 to seal a subspace tear created by a isolytic burst. (Star Trek: Insurrection)
USS Voyager's warp core was ejected on several occasions:
- In 2371 by B'Elanna Torres, under the influence of the consciousness of Chakotay, to prevent Voyager entering a dark-matter nebula. (VOY: "Cathexis")
- In 2374, after a stream of tachyons triggered a core overload. The core was captured by the Caatati, but later recovered. (VOY: "Day of Honor")
- The Silver Blood USS Voyager was forced to eject its warp core shortly before its destruction in 2375. The ejection allows the ship to drop out of warp, but caused further damage to the already disintegrating vessel. (VOY: "Course: Oblivion")
- The Doctor as the Emergency Command Hologram had the ability to order a core ejection. In 2378, he did so in order to pay for Captain Janeway's release from the Hierarchy. (VOY: "Renaissance Man")
In 2377, the Delta Flyer II ejected its core to avert an antimatter explosion from destroying the Antarian Trans-stellar Rally. (VOY: "Drive")
Activation
Activation of the ejection system usually involved a voice command to the computer, however the core could also be ejected through an engineering station. (VOY: "Cathexis")
The voice command syntax for ejecting the warp core had a standard structure and required an authorization code. (VOY: "Day of Honor", "Renaissance Man", "Course: Oblivion")
- "Computer, prepare to eject the warp core, authorization {authorization code, e.g. "Torres omega 539"})."
The computer would respond by saying:
- "Warp ejection systems enabled."
Then a final command would be necessary to eject the core.
- "Computer, eject the warp core."