Temporal anomaly
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A temporal anomaly was any sort of phenomenon that has a direct effect on the space-time continuum. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise", "A Matter of Time", "Cause and Effect", "All Good Things..."; Star Trek Generations; VOY: "Time and Again", "Relativity", "Shattered", "Blink of an Eye")
In 2369 Captain Jean-Luc Picard gave Lieutenant Commander Data the order to contact the USS Enterprise-D and let Commander Riker scan the area for temporal anomalies after they experienced the "frozen in time" phenomena. (TNG: "Timescape")
A temporal anomaly formed a barrier around the Gamma Quadrant planet of Gaia. (DS9: "Children of Time")
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[edit] Temporal anomalies
- Anti-time eruption
- Energy vortex
- Causality loop
- Nexus
- Temporal displacement
- Temporal distortion
- Temporal explosion
- Temporal inversion
- Temporal fracture
- Temporal fragment
- Temporal flux
- Temporal rift
[edit] Factors
[edit] Effects
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