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<p>1 revision</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The &#039;&#039;&#039;flux generator&#039;&#039;&#039; is one of the basic tools of both scientific research and [[engineering]]. Many science labs contain large flux generators to investigate distant energy-related phenomena. [[Science]] officers and [[Engineering Officer|engineers]] also use less powerful hand-held models.<br /> <br /> Flux generators employ spin-polarized bilonium coils to generate variable tetryon fields. These fields alter the transmission of various high-energy phenomena by minutely modifying the structure of normal space.<br /> <br /> In practice flux generators temporarily vary physical constants like the local speed of light by a few tenths of a percent. These fluctuations can help analyze, alter, fluctuate, or completely disrupt many high-energy phenomena like [[Force Fields|force fields]], [[wormhole]]s, quantum singularities, tachyon eddies, and [[Soliton wave propulsion|soliton waves]].<br /> <br /> The spatial distortions flux generators produce are only temporary - the structure of space returns to normal one the generator is turned off. The large flux generators found on [[starship]]s and science labs can usually disrupt self-sustaining disturbances like soliton waves or tachyon eddies of intensities up to 7 x 10^4 diracs.<br /> <br /> Naturally or artificially powered energy disturbances like force fields and artificial quantum singularities resist such disruption. At best, flux generators can only slightly alter or vary these phenomena.<br /> <br /> Although this device cannot affect the powerful [[deflector|deflector shields]] found on highly mobile targets like starships, flux generators can create temporary openings in force fields. Hand-held flux generators can affect small-scale energy phenomena like interior force fields or quantum singularities with a power of less than 3 x 10^3 microdiracs. Science officers often carry flux generators whenever they may be called upon to investigate any unusual high-energy phenomena.<br /> <br /> ==Reference(s)==<br /> *Isaacs, Ross A., et al. &#039;&#039;Starfleet Academy Handbook&#039;&#039;, New York: Last Unicorn Games, 1999.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Technology]][[Category:Tools]][[Category:Engineering tools]]</div>

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