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How many Voyagers would you have made with the Spatial Scission?

Guy Gardener

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In Deadlock they ran through a spacial scission and accidentally doubled themselves. Afterwards when they were figuring stuff out, they showed that they knew exactly when and where the doubling occurred and that they understood the math behind the process, that if they had a large enough stock pile of antimatter external to an experiment with the spatial scission that every new Voyager they made from backing over and runnnig through the scission over and over again, they would all be able to be fueled up and be safe once they all bridged over into the same space time.

I think 60 Voyagers would have made an impressive looking fleet that even the Borg would have avoided 60 Kathryn Janeways, since that was a concern on the horizon that kathy was just a touch in denial about.
 
One new ship for each crew member, all linked together by a big chain.

So you wouldn't double the crew?

Neelix and Kes were both running on One lung.

And poor Kim was operating on just half a wit.

They needed the spare parts.

My god.

The spatial scission although not curing the phage, could have ended the organ harvesting forever and saved countless innocent people the pain of being captured and gutted to rout the stupid disease... Was it a Prime Directive issue, were they meant to die out or did Janeway just not think of it?
 
dandy.

they also called it a spatial rift.

My encyclopedia calls it a scission.

[FONT=Arial]JANEWAY 2: So where is the other ship?
KIM 2: As strange as it sounds, Captain, according to these readings, another Voyager's right here, right now, occupying the same point in space-time we are.
JANEWAY 2: Quantum theorists at Kent State University ran an experiment in which a single particle of matter was duplicated using a divergence of subspace fields, a spatial scission.
CHAKOTAY 2: If the same forces were at work inside the plasma cloud, they may have duplicated every particle of matter on Voyager.
JANEWAY 2: Matter. But not antimatter.
KIM 2: Captain?



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