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A displacement wave is an artificially-generated energetic phenomenon, which can be characterized as a polarized magnetic variation. In 2371, the Caretaker used displacement waves to bring starships from throughout the galaxy to his Array in the Delta Quadrant, in an attempt to find a biologically-compatible lifeform with whom to mate. Among them were the Maquis raider Val Jean and the Federation starship USS Voyager, which sustained damage and casualties during the trip. (VOY: "Caretaker") Other vessels caught by his displacement waves included a Cardassian Galor-class cruiser, the missile Dreadnought, and the USS Equinox. (VOY: "The Voyager Conspiracy", "Dreadnought", "Equinox") [[Category: Science]]
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