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star trek - Frequency of Warp Core Ejections


I was trying to find a comprehensive list of Warp Core Ejection events on the net and am coming up empty.


The best thing I found was:


a link at memory-alpha(.org) centered around Voyager mentioning no other such event during a TV series.



I am having trouble with this, emotionally speaking, as I feel part of my childhood memory may have been fabricated via ESP.



Answer



There's a good list of Warp Core ejections on the Star Trek Wikia


There are seven specific instances of Federation warp cores being successfully ejected, twice in the Film canon and five times in Star Trek : Voyager.




  1. The Enterprise-E warp core was ejected to seal the subspace tear in "Star Trek : Insurrection".




  2. The Enterprise crew ejected several warp cores to create a shockwave they could use to escape the black hole that formed in the Narada in the 2009 movie "Star Trek"





  3. By Chakotay's spirit inhabiting Torres (in order to prevent Voyager from entering a nebula) in "Cathexis"




  4. To prevent a breach due to a build-up of tachyon particles in VOY "Day of Honor"




  5. By the Doctor (to barter for Janeway's release) in "Renaissance Man"





  6. The duplicate Voyager ejected their warp core to try to get the attention of the real Voyager crew in "Course: Oblivion".




  7. The 2nd Delta Flyer ejected its warp core in "Drive" because the fuel converter had been sabotaged.




Voyager Warp Core Ejection


For the record, although the ejection system is described in detail in the "TNG Technical Manual", the Next-Generation crew failed on at least 14 8 separate occasions to eject the core (including parallel universes).


Warp Core Ejection procedures



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