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Revision as of 15:16, 24 May 2007
The term "subspace sandbar" is a nickname for a region of extremely "dense" subspace. In such an area, a starship's warp drive cannot form an effective warp field, essentially "stranding" the ship as if it were a watercraft on a sandbar.
The USS Voyager became stranded on a subspace sandbar once during its travels through the Delta Quadrant. (VOY: "Bride of Chaotica!")
- The idea of varying densities of subspace has been long speculated about by fans as a possible explanation for the seeming discrepancies in speeds attained by starships in various episodes and across various series. The theory would seem to be supported by this idea.
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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 |