An air vent is a conduit for circulating air throughout the cities of Rapture and Columbia. Unlike the Little Sister Vents, which only small children can fit through, it's possible for adults to go through these vents. File:Spoilers.png
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| - An air vent is a conduit for circulating air throughout the cities of Rapture and Columbia. Unlike the Little Sister Vents, which only small children can fit through, it's possible for adults to go through these vents. File:Spoilers.png
- An air vent was a conduit that allowed for the passage of air throughout a facility or starship. Both the USS Enterprise and Deep Space Station K-7 had the same type of air vents. In 2268, Montgomery Scott suggested that the tribbles James T. Kirk found in the food synthesizer had likely entered the rest of the Enterprise through its air vents, which led Spock and Kirk to realize that the tribbles had likely entered the space station's storage compartments where quadrotriticale was being stored. (TOS: "The Trouble with Tribbles" , DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations")
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| - An air vent is a conduit for circulating air throughout the cities of Rapture and Columbia. Unlike the Little Sister Vents, which only small children can fit through, it's possible for adults to go through these vents. File:Spoilers.png
- An air vent was a conduit that allowed for the passage of air throughout a facility or starship. Both the USS Enterprise and Deep Space Station K-7 had the same type of air vents. In 2268, Montgomery Scott suggested that the tribbles James T. Kirk found in the food synthesizer had likely entered the rest of the Enterprise through its air vents, which led Spock and Kirk to realize that the tribbles had likely entered the space station's storage compartments where quadrotriticale was being stored. (TOS: "The Trouble with Tribbles" , DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations") In 2368, William T. Riker suggested flooding the air vents in Ten Forward with anesthizine gas to cripple the aliens who had taken control of Data, Deanna Troi, and Miles O'Brien. Geordi La Forge nixed the suggestion, saying Data would not be susceptible, which meant the rescue would fail. (TNG: "Power Play" ) In 2375, the Changeling Laas turned himself into plasma energy and disappeared into an air vent before Kira Nerys could stop him. (DS9: "Chimera")
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