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The ships that had been affected returned to the exact locations that they had disappeared from. Currently it is believed that this event is connected to the [[Subspace River]] and that it was somehow activated by the [[Borg]]. | The ships that had been affected returned to the exact locations that they had disappeared from. Currently it is believed that this event is connected to the [[Subspace River]] and that it was somehow activated by the [[Borg]]. | ||
It is speculated that the [[Subspace River]] is a living entity originally created by the Founders to help them locate and seed life across the [[Milky Way Galaxy]] by connecting all the [[Class | It is speculated that the [[Subspace River]] is a living entity originally created by the Founders to help them locate and seed life across the [[Milky Way Galaxy]] by connecting all the [[M Class]] worlds and locking them into the same Temporal sequence.Β It is believed that when the Borg discovered this ability, they wished to exploit it in order to assimilate all known worlds. Their efforts were thwarted by the [[USS Spectre]] but not before the sequence w that lay dormant in the river was activated and swept through the galaxy displacing starships rather than worlds into a time stream roughly five years into the future. | ||
The wave was comprised of comprised of [[Chroniton]]s and an unidentified particle known as [[Seylerions]] and was moving at a speed greater than warp ten. | The wave was comprised of comprised of [[Chroniton]]s and an unidentified particle known as [[Seylerions]] and was moving at a speed greater than warp ten. | ||
