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'''Turbulence''' is a state of extreme motion resulting in uncontrollable movement. |
'''Turbulence''' is a state of extreme motion resulting in uncontrollable movement. |
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| − | When the [[Ares IV]] orbiter was intercepted by a [[graviton ellipse]], the orbiter encountered extreme turbulence, in which it was thought to have been hit by a [[solar flare]]. ({{VOY|One Small Step}}) |
+ | When the ''[[Ares IV]]'' orbiter was intercepted by a [[graviton ellipse]], the orbiter encountered extreme turbulence, in which it was thought to have been hit by a [[solar flare]]. ({{VOY|One Small Step}}) |
| − | In [[2372]], [[Tom Paris]] was able to generate a [[dielectric field]] with a [[class 2 shuttle]]'s [[warp coil]]s in order to avoid extreme turbulence on a [[Drayan]] [[moon]], which sent [[Lieutenant]] [[Tuvok]]'s [[Type 6 shuttlecraft|shuttle]] |
+ | In [[2372]], [[Tom Paris]] was able to generate a [[dielectric field]] with a [[class 2 shuttle]]'s [[warp coil]]s in order to avoid extreme turbulence on a [[Drayan]] [[moon]], which sent [[Lieutenant]] [[Tuvok]]'s [[Type 6 shuttlecraft|shuttle]] [[crash landing|crash]]ing down to the surface. ({{VOY|Innocence}}) |
==External link== |
==External link== |
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[[Category:Physics]] |
[[Category:Physics]] |
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Revision as of 14:06, 14 September 2013
Turbulence is a state of extreme motion resulting in uncontrollable movement.
When the Ares IV orbiter was intercepted by a graviton ellipse, the orbiter encountered extreme turbulence, in which it was thought to have been hit by a solar flare. (VOY: "One Small Step")
In 2372, Tom Paris was able to generate a dielectric field with a class 2 shuttle's warp coils in order to avoid extreme turbulence on a Drayan moon, which sent Lieutenant Tuvok's shuttle crashing down to the surface. (VOY: "Innocence")