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In [[2367]], [[Ensign]] [[Wesley Crusher]] performed an experiment aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, based on [[Kosinski]]'s warp equations, wherein he created a warp bubble within the [[warp drive]] of the ''Enterprise''. During his experiment, Wesley's mother, [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]], became trapped inside the warp bubble, esentially caught in her own universe, her thoughts at the very moment she was trapped shaping her reality. As Dr. Crusher's thoughts were of losing old friends, her reality manifested itself as one where the crew of the ''Enterprise'' disappeared one by one, eventually leaving her alone. |
In [[2367]], [[Ensign]] [[Wesley Crusher]] performed an experiment aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, based on [[Kosinski]]'s warp equations, wherein he created a warp bubble within the [[warp drive]] of the ''Enterprise''. During his experiment, Wesley's mother, [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]], became trapped inside the warp bubble, esentially caught in her own universe, her thoughts at the very moment she was trapped shaping her reality. As Dr. Crusher's thoughts were of losing old friends, her reality manifested itself as one where the crew of the ''Enterprise'' disappeared one by one, eventually leaving her alone. |
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As Wesley and the ''Enterprise'' crew attempted to retrieve Dr. Crusher before the bubble collapsed, they were visited by [[the Traveler]], a Tau Alpha C inhabitant, who assisted Wesley in keeping the bubble stable long enough to create a threshold between both realities through which Dr. Crusher could escape. In the bubble, as Dr. Crusher began to realize what was happening, she encountered the vortex Wesley was creating, which manifested itself as a violent atmospheric vortex. As the bubble was on the verge of complete collapse, Dr. Crusher jumped through the vortex, returning to her own reality. ({{TNG|Remember Me}}) |
As Wesley and the ''Enterprise'' crew attempted to retrieve Dr. Crusher before the bubble collapsed, they were visited by [[the Traveler]], a Tau Alpha C inhabitant, who assisted Wesley in keeping the bubble stable long enough to create a threshold between both realities through which Dr. Crusher could escape. In the bubble, as Dr. Crusher began to realize what was happening, she encountered the vortex Wesley was creating, which manifested itself as a violent atmospheric vortex. As the bubble was on the verge of complete collapse, Dr. Crusher jumped through the vortex, returning to her own reality. ({{TNG|Remember Me}}) |
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A warp bubble
A warp bubble, also known as a static warp bubble or static warp field, is a type of subspace deformation. Some individuals, such as those native to the planet Tau Alpha C, are capable of manipulating warp bubbles with their minds.
In 2367, Ensign Wesley Crusher performed an experiment aboard the USS Enterprise-D, based on Kosinski's warp equations, wherein he created a warp bubble within the warp drive of the Enterprise. During his experiment, Wesley's mother, Doctor Beverly Crusher, became trapped inside the warp bubble, esentially caught in her own universe, her thoughts at the very moment she was trapped shaping her reality. As Dr. Crusher's thoughts were of losing old friends, her reality manifested itself as one where the crew of the Enterprise disappeared one by one, eventually leaving her alone.
Dr. Crusher caught in an atmospheric vortex.
As Wesley and the Enterprise crew attempted to retrieve Dr. Crusher before the bubble collapsed, they were visited by the Traveler, a Tau Alpha C inhabitant, who assisted Wesley in keeping the bubble stable long enough to create a threshold between both realities through which Dr. Crusher could escape. In the bubble, as Dr. Crusher began to realize what was happening, she encountered the vortex Wesley was creating, which manifested itself as a violent atmospheric vortex. As the bubble was on the verge of complete collapse, Dr. Crusher jumped through the vortex, returning to her own reality. (TNG: "Remember Me")
Trionic initiators in warp coils, have been known to unintentionally produce warp bubbles and other subspace deformations when they are adjusted. Such initiators were used in USS Hera. (TNG: "Interface")