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| - There are no rifts in Verteron.
- Ein Verteron ist ein Subraumpartikel, welcher sowohl natürlich vorkommt, als auch künstlich erzeugt werden kann.
- A verteron is a subatomic particle. They are usually associated with the creation of wormholes and can collect in verteron nodes. (DS9 episode: "Playing God", ST reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual, DS9 novel: The Fall of Terok Nor) The Bajoran wormhole may have been formed by self-sustaining verterons. (DS9 episode: "In the Hands of the Prophets") It has been theorized that the Bajoran wormhole's interior consists of a twelve-dimensional helical verteron membrane, which shapes the tunnel shape of the phenomena. (ST reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual)
- Self-sustaining in nature, verterons allow vessels to safely pass through wormholes at impulse speeds. Verteron pulses can also be used to attract the terminus of an unstable wormhole, a process which was attempted by the crew of the USS Voyager in 2373, who were hoping to force open the Delta Quadrant end of the Barzan wormhole by bombarding a residual subspace instability with verteron particles. A verteron beam can also be utilized in the form of a geodesic pulse, which could theoretically be used to open a geodesic fold. Such a procedure was attempted by the Ferengi Nunk in 2377, in an attempt to gain access to Seven of Nine's Borg nanoprobes on board Voyager. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets"; VOY: "False Profits", "Inside Man")
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| - Self-sustaining in nature, verterons allow vessels to safely pass through wormholes at impulse speeds. Verteron pulses can also be used to attract the terminus of an unstable wormhole, a process which was attempted by the crew of the USS Voyager in 2373, who were hoping to force open the Delta Quadrant end of the Barzan wormhole by bombarding a residual subspace instability with verteron particles. A verteron beam can also be utilized in the form of a geodesic pulse, which could theoretically be used to open a geodesic fold. Such a procedure was attempted by the Ferengi Nunk in 2377, in an attempt to gain access to Seven of Nine's Borg nanoprobes on board Voyager. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets"; VOY: "False Profits", "Inside Man") Verterons were present in dense concentrations in the Bajoran wormhole, taking the form of verteron nodes, large, spherical objects which could potentially pose a hazard to navigation. In 2370, Jadzia Dax and Arjin, a Trill initiate who had been assigned Dax as his field docent, were forced to precision-maneuver their way through the wormhole in order to avoid the verteron nodes, which, every time they passed through a node, caused an energy leakage from a protouniverse which they were transporting back to the Gamma Quadrant. (DS9: "Playing God") In high enough concentrations, verterons can pose a hazard to space vessels. They can be used to obstruct sensor functions, and can even be used to overload a vessel's field coils, disabling a warp-driven ship. Verterons were used in such a manner in 2370 by siblings Serova and Rabal, two Hekaran scientists who were attempting to gain the attention of the Federation by mining the Hekaras Corridor with verteron probes. (TNG: "Force of Nature" , "The Pegasus" ) In the 22nd century, a massive verteron array was placed on Mars and used to redirect comets towards the polar caps, for the purpose of terraforming. In 2155, the array was hijacked by John Frederick Paxton, leader of the xenophobic terrorist group Terra Prime, and used to threaten Starfleet Command with total destruction unless all aliens were to evacuate the solar system. (ENT: "Demons", "Terra Prime") In the Star Trek/X-men crossover novel Planet X, it was revealed that verteron particles are present in subspace. The novel also revealed that Nightcrawler, an X-man with the power of teleportation, reappears in normal space covered in verteron particles, suggesting that the dimension he travels through when he teleports is related to subspace.
- There are no rifts in Verteron.
- A verteron is a subatomic particle. They are usually associated with the creation of wormholes and can collect in verteron nodes. (DS9 episode: "Playing God", ST reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual, DS9 novel: The Fall of Terok Nor) The Bajoran wormhole may have been formed by self-sustaining verterons. (DS9 episode: "In the Hands of the Prophets") It has been theorized that the Bajoran wormhole's interior consists of a twelve-dimensional helical verteron membrane, which shapes the tunnel shape of the phenomena. (ST reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual) When the Bajoran wormhole opens, it emits verteron particles. (DS9 novel: The Badlands, Part IV; TNG - DS9 comic: "The Enemy Unseen")
- Ein Verteron ist ein Subraumpartikel, welcher sowohl natürlich vorkommt, als auch künstlich erzeugt werden kann.
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