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| − | :It would seem that it does. I think this is stated on Voyager in reference to the EMH, but I don't recall which episode. I'd suggest reviewing [[hologram]], [[holodeck]] and other articles. [[User:31dot|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot|talk]]) 10:06, March 30, 2014 (UTC) |
+ | :It would seem that it does. I think this is stated on Voyager in reference to the EMH, but I don't recall which episode. (possibly {{e|Phage}}) I'd suggest reviewing [[hologram]], [[holodeck]] and other articles. [[User:31dot|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot|talk]]) 10:06, March 30, 2014 (UTC) |
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Holograms (for example the EMH) can't be harmed, for example if you throw an object at a hologram the object will simply pass through the hologram. However, holograms can pick up objects and people can physically touch holograms and vice versa. Does the hologram's program include information about when a hologram is a "solid object" and when it will let something pass through it? Is there any canon information that explains everything?
Rebmaboss2 (talk) 05:16, March 30, 2014 (UTC)