A warp-gate, also known as a dimensional gate, was an opening between dimensions.
After Krugar III was destroyed by a comet, a small section of land containing a museum was carried off into space and through what the Curator called "a hole in the stars" into a netherspace he called "Limbo". Over the years, many starships became trapped in Limbo, their pilots unable to escape despite many attempts. After the USS Enterprise and a Klingon battle cruiser became trapped, Spock discovered that the gate could be opened if sufficient force were to be applied at a single point. The Enterprise and the Klingon ship worked together and eventually opened the warp-gate leading from Limbo to their home universe. (TOS comic: "Museum at the End of Time")
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| spatial phenomena | |
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| space weather | cosmic storm • distortion ring • gaseous anomaly (Herbig-Haro formation) • ion storm • magnetic storm • maelstrom • meteor shower • particle fountain • plasma storm • solar storm • spatial implosion • star-node • tachyon eddy • Thraz Streamer • wave nexus |
| gravitational anomalies | gravimetric distortion • gravimetric eddy • gravimetric interference • graviton ellipse |
| subspace anomalies | subspace compression anomaly • subspace disruption • subspace fissure • subspace fracture • subspace granulation • subspace gravity inversion • subspace gravity spike • subspace tunnel |
| temporal anomalies | Kerr loop • multiphasic temporal convergence • Nexus • quantum storm • reality vortex • temporal distortion • temporal gate • temporal rift • temporal vortex • Tipler cylinder • toroidal continuum fold |
| distortions, rifts and ruptures | dimensional gate • interphase • Janus Vortex • quantum rift • quantum singularity • spatial distortion field • space-time fracture • spatial rift (spacial flexure) • subspace rupture • Tyken's Rift • warp-gate • wormhole |