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+ | The '''antimatter engine''' was a crucial component of [[23rd century]] [[Federation]] [[starship]]s that partially regulated the interaction of [[antimatter]] within the ship's [[matter-antimatter reaction assembly]]. The antimatter engine was the housing through which antimatter flowed after release from the [[antimatter containment|antimatter containment pods]] before finally reaching [[antimatter injector]]s and entering the reaction assembly. The antimatter engine was located within the [[engineering core]]. ({{TAS|One of Our Planets Is Missing}}) |
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Revision as of 19:19, 27 January 2011
The antimatter engine was a crucial component of 23rd century Federation starships that partially regulated the interaction of antimatter within the ship's matter-antimatter reaction assembly. The antimatter engine was the housing through which antimatter flowed after release from the antimatter containment pods before finally reaching antimatter injectors and entering the reaction assembly. The antimatter engine was located within the engineering core. (TAS: "One of Our Planets Is Missing")