Soliton Wave (spin-off Question)

[A l t e r E g o 9]

... the Nexus was an ancient version of a soliton wave experiment that was never terminated and over time, it evolved into the Nexus? I know there are some issues, for example it was claimed the wave would dissipate eventually but what if it encountered something that gave it perpetual energy? Yea or nay?

[Sam The Smuggler 1]

Well, I know it's Not Official, But in a TNG Book, we see part of Q's Past where he Grabs a Plasma String or something and Flicks It Out Into Space and Pircard Recognizes it as the Nexus, lol <_<

 

 

But you may be right.

[A l t e r E g o 9]

<_<

 

The Q Continuum by Greg Cox. I read those as well, I loved that "The One" turned out to be the god thing in ST5:TFF. :lol:

[Sam The Smuggler 1]

Yeah, and it surprised me..but in a way, I wasn't surprized by it, lol

[A l t e r E g o 9]

Thats why I liked that it turned out to be him, I suspected it leading up the the revelation so when it was finally reveled, I cheered! Imo Greg Cox is a rising star in the Trek novel universe, ( The Eugenics Wars!) I anticipate more good things from him.

[Sam The Smuggler 1]

So do I . and I still need to read those.

 

Anyway, back on Topic.

 

 

 

Too Bad Those Wonderfull books aren't Offical. They Explain quite a few things, lol

But I guess The Nexus will remain a Mystery as far as Star Trek Canon Goes.

 

But I suppose it could be an Ancient Soliton Wave that ahs some how....changed

[prometheus 0]

We cant link and explain everythin gin the Star Trek universe though. I mean, it's a big place...