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| − | A '''folded-space transporter''' is a form of matter-energy [[tranporter]] that operates through the fabric of [[space-time]] itself rather than a traditional transporter [[beam]]. ''([[TNG]]:"[[The High Ground]]")'' |
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| + | [[File:Spatial_trajector.jpg|thumb|The Sikarian spatial trajector]] |
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| − | :'''See also:''' [[Spacefolding|Principle of Spacefolding]] |
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| + | A '''folded-space transporter''' was a device that moved objects via a [[dimensional shift]]. In the [[Federation]], the principles of folded-space transport, also called adaptive transport, were first described in the [[Elway Theorem]], but it was abandoned in the mid-[[23rd century]] because of its dangerous effects on [[humanoid]] tissue. |
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| + | The [[Ansata]] separatist movement of [[Rutia IV]] used a folded-space transporter called an [[inverter]], based on the Elway Theorem. Ansata leader [[Kyril Finn]] credited the inverter with reinvigorating his group despite the fatal results of its use: it allowed his forces to move quickly and with complete surprise anywhere they wished, including areas protected by [[force field]]s, and to escape without fear of being tracked. |
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| + | In [[2366]], the Ansata abducted [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, hoping that she could find a way to reverse their {{dis|cell|biology|cellular}} degradation. They also used the inverter to attack the ''Enterprise'' as they tried to force the Federation to intervene on Rutia IV. The ''Enterprise'' crew was eventually able to pinpoint the power source of the inverter and rescue Crusher. ({{TNG|The High Ground}}) |
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| + | The [[Sikarian]]s of the [[Delta Quadrant]] employed a type of folded-space transporter called a [[spatial trajector]], which had a range of some 40,000 [[light year]]s. The crew of the {{USS|Voyager}} attempted, without success, to negotiate for this technology in [[2371]]. When some crewmembers obtained a trajector module through other means, they discovered the trajector was useless without the Sikarian's planet's unique geology and fundamentally incompatible with Federation technology. ({{VOY|Prime Factors}}) |
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| + | === See also === |
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| + | *[[Coaxial warp drive]] |
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| + | [[de:Raumfaltung]] |
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| + | [[Category:Transporter technology]] |
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Revision as of 07:31, 6 May 2015
The Ansata inverter
The Sikarian spatial trajector
A folded-space transporter was a device that moved objects via a dimensional shift. In the Federation, the principles of folded-space transport, also called adaptive transport, were first described in the Elway Theorem, but it was abandoned in the mid-23rd century because of its dangerous effects on humanoid tissue.
The Ansata separatist movement of Rutia IV used a folded-space transporter called an inverter, based on the Elway Theorem. Ansata leader Kyril Finn credited the inverter with reinvigorating his group despite the fatal results of its use: it allowed his forces to move quickly and with complete surprise anywhere they wished, including areas protected by force fields, and to escape without fear of being tracked.
In 2366, the Ansata abducted Doctor Beverly Crusher of the USS Enterprise-D, hoping that she could find a way to reverse their cellular degradation. They also used the inverter to attack the Enterprise as they tried to force the Federation to intervene on Rutia IV. The Enterprise crew was eventually able to pinpoint the power source of the inverter and rescue Crusher. (TNG: "The High Ground")
The Sikarians of the Delta Quadrant employed a type of folded-space transporter called a spatial trajector, which had a range of some 40,000 light years. The crew of the USS Voyager attempted, without success, to negotiate for this technology in 2371. When some crewmembers obtained a trajector module through other means, they discovered the trajector was useless without the Sikarian's planet's unique geology and fundamentally incompatible with Federation technology. (VOY: "Prime Factors")