A Romulan bird-of-prey is discovered in the wormhole, not only threatening the wormhole itself, but Deep Space 9 and Bajor as well.
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An electromagnetic pulse causes stationwide failures, the destruction of a ship coming through the wormhole, and a shift in Bajor's rotational axis. Dax identifies the source as something inside the wormhole. While Sisko considers his options, which include collapsing the wormhole, a probe reveals the remains of a Romulan warship inside the wormhole. The vessel's artificial singularity is the cause of the disruption to the wormhole, leading Dax and O'Brien to undertake a mission to retrieve the Romulan ship before another pulse destroys DS9. Dax comes up with a plan to invert the wormhole, which dislodges the Romulan ship. The Defiant fires on the wreckage, collapsing the singularity.
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- Bajor • Earth • Gamma Quadrant
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- Bajoran religion • electromagnetic pulse • event horizon • orb • probe • quantum singularity • tractor beam
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Background[]
- The design of the Romulan bird-of-prey is based on an image from the Star Trek Chronology. This class was in service during the Earth-Romulan War. A flashback shows the Romulan crew wearing the helmets and uniforms first seen in “Balance of Terror”.
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External link[]
- Last Remains article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.