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A '''spatial rupture''' is a rift between [[space]] and [[subspace]]. | A '''spatial rupture''' is a rift between [[space]] and [[subspace]]. | ||
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− | The | + | The pictured rupture (right) was created by spatially-inverted tetryon particles, which established a gateway between two universes. |
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+ | A [[force field|subspace containment field]] was incapable in stopping the rift from growing. This particular fracture in space emanated severe nucleonic interferences, making a positive [[transporter]] lock impossible. | ||
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+ | The rupture was finally closed by bombarding it with a coherent graviton pulse, which neutralized the [[tetryon]] emissions. | ||
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[[Category: Science]] | [[Category: Science]] |
Revision as of 14:29, 2 September 2021
A spatial rupture is a rift between space and subspace.
The pictured rupture (right) was created by spatially-inverted tetryon particles, which established a gateway between two universes.
A subspace containment field was incapable in stopping the rift from growing. This particular fracture in space emanated severe nucleonic interferences, making a positive transporter lock impossible.
The rupture was finally closed by bombarding it with a coherent graviton pulse, which neutralized the tetryon emissions.