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A '''wormhole''' is a conduit in space that connects two points of [[space]]-[[time]] together throught [[subspace]]. A wormhole has a mouth at each end of the conduit that allows anything can travel through the wormhole. If a large enough, or stable enough wormhole is found then [[starship]]s can pass through the wormhole and travel a great distance in relatively little time.
 
A '''wormhole''' is a conduit in space that connects two points of [[space]]-[[time]] together throught [[subspace]]. A wormhole has a mouth at each end of the conduit that allows anything can travel through the wormhole. If a large enough, or stable enough wormhole is found then [[starship]]s can pass through the wormhole and travel a great distance in relatively little time.
   
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==History==
 
No natural stable wormholes have yet been discovered in the [[Alpha Quadrant|Alpha]] or [[Beta Quadrant]]s. In [[2366]], it was believed that the [[Barzan wormhole]] discovered near [[Barzan II]] was a stable passage between the Alpha and [[Gamma Quadrant]]s. The [[Barzan]]s opened up bidding for the wormhole and the [[Federation]] and the [[Ferengi Alliance]] were the principal bidders. However, tests by the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} revealed that while the Alpha "end" was stable, the other end was constantly moving around, which resulted in a Ferengi team being stranded in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. ([[Star Trek: The Next Generation|''TNG'']] [[episode]]: "[[The Price]]")
 
No natural stable wormholes have yet been discovered in the [[Alpha Quadrant|Alpha]] or [[Beta Quadrant]]s. In [[2366]], it was believed that the [[Barzan wormhole]] discovered near [[Barzan II]] was a stable passage between the Alpha and [[Gamma Quadrant]]s. The [[Barzan]]s opened up bidding for the wormhole and the [[Federation]] and the [[Ferengi Alliance]] were the principal bidders. However, tests by the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} revealed that while the Alpha "end" was stable, the other end was constantly moving around, which resulted in a Ferengi team being stranded in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. ([[Star Trek: The Next Generation|''TNG'']] [[episode]]: "[[The Price]]")
   
 
The only known artificially stable wormhole, the [[Bajoran wormhole]], was discovered in the [[Denorios Belt]] of the [[Bajor system]] by [[Commander]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] in [[2369]]. Sisko discovered that the wormhole had been constructed by the [[Prophets]], and they would allow traffic to pass through the wormhole into the Gamma Quadrant. ([[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|''DS9'']] [[episode]]: "[[Emissary]]")
 
The only known artificially stable wormhole, the [[Bajoran wormhole]], was discovered in the [[Denorios Belt]] of the [[Bajor system]] by [[Commander]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] in [[2369]]. Sisko discovered that the wormhole had been constructed by the [[Prophets]], and they would allow traffic to pass through the wormhole into the Gamma Quadrant. ([[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|''DS9'']] [[episode]]: "[[Emissary]]")
   
The [[Romulan Star Empire]] began research into the creation of stable artificial wormholes with some success being made by [[Telek R'Mor]]. ({{n|VOY|Ghost Dance}})
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The [[Romulan Star Empire]] began research into the creation of stable artificial wormholes with some success being made by [[Telek R'Mor]]. ({{n|VOY|Ghost Dance}}) The ancient [[Furies]] who were banished in the [[Delta Quadrant]] had the knowledge to create an artificial wormhole by destroying their star which created a subspace explosion that produced a shortly lived but stable wormhole across quadrants. ({{n|VOY|The Final Fury}})
   
 
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Bajoran wormhole

The Bajoran wormhole, located in the Bajor system.

A wormhole is a conduit in space that connects two points of space-time together throught subspace. A wormhole has a mouth at each end of the conduit that allows anything can travel through the wormhole. If a large enough, or stable enough wormhole is found then starships can pass through the wormhole and travel a great distance in relatively little time.

History

No natural stable wormholes have yet been discovered in the Alpha or Beta Quadrants. In 2366, it was believed that the Barzan wormhole discovered near Barzan II was a stable passage between the Alpha and Gamma Quadrants. The Barzans opened up bidding for the wormhole and the Federation and the Ferengi Alliance were the principal bidders. However, tests by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D revealed that while the Alpha "end" was stable, the other end was constantly moving around, which resulted in a Ferengi team being stranded in the Delta Quadrant. (TNG episode: "The Price")

The only known artificially stable wormhole, the Bajoran wormhole, was discovered in the Denorios Belt of the Bajor system by Commander Benjamin Sisko in 2369. Sisko discovered that the wormhole had been constructed by the Prophets, and they would allow traffic to pass through the wormhole into the Gamma Quadrant. (DS9 episode: "Emissary")

The Romulan Star Empire began research into the creation of stable artificial wormholes with some success being made by Telek R'Mor. (VOY novel: Ghost Dance) The ancient Furies who were banished in the Delta Quadrant had the knowledge to create an artificial wormhole by destroying their star which created a subspace explosion that produced a shortly lived but stable wormhole across quadrants. (VOY novel: The Final Fury)

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