A warp eddy was a residual phenomenon in space that was created by the effects of warp drive. DaiMon Greko's Ferengi ship once hit a warp eddy and suffered damage to its hull. (DS9 reference: Legends of the Ferengi) When Deep Space 9 lost contact with the USS Yangtzee Kiang in the Gamma Quadrant in 2369, another runabout searching for Benjamin Sisko and the others detected the warp eddy current from the ship, allowing the Deep Space 9 crew to determine the course of the Yangtzee Kiang. (DS9 episode: "Battle Lines")
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| - A warp eddy was a residual phenomenon in space that was created by the effects of warp drive. DaiMon Greko's Ferengi ship once hit a warp eddy and suffered damage to its hull. (DS9 reference: Legends of the Ferengi) When Deep Space 9 lost contact with the USS Yangtzee Kiang in the Gamma Quadrant in 2369, another runabout searching for Benjamin Sisko and the others detected the warp eddy current from the ship, allowing the Deep Space 9 crew to determine the course of the Yangtzee Kiang. (DS9 episode: "Battle Lines")
- A warp eddy was a residual effect in space, left behind by the warp drive of a starship traveling at warp speeds. Based on the traces of a warp eddy current, it was possible to determine the heading of the starship that had left it behind. In 2369, a runabout from Deep Space 9 detected a warp eddy current in the Gamma Quadrant, believed to be from the missing Danube-class runabout USS Yangtzee Kiang. (DS9: "Battle Lines")
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| - A warp eddy was a residual effect in space, left behind by the warp drive of a starship traveling at warp speeds. Based on the traces of a warp eddy current, it was possible to determine the heading of the starship that had left it behind. In 2369, a runabout from Deep Space 9 detected a warp eddy current in the Gamma Quadrant, believed to be from the missing Danube-class runabout USS Yangtzee Kiang. (DS9: "Battle Lines") While the specific term warp eddy was not used in the episode, in TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" , Worf detected "unusually strong eddy currents" leaving the site of the Battle of Wolf 359. They were scanned to determine the direction the Borg cube had departed Wolf 359.
- A warp eddy was a residual phenomenon in space that was created by the effects of warp drive. DaiMon Greko's Ferengi ship once hit a warp eddy and suffered damage to its hull. (DS9 reference: Legends of the Ferengi) When Deep Space 9 lost contact with the USS Yangtzee Kiang in the Gamma Quadrant in 2369, another runabout searching for Benjamin Sisko and the others detected the warp eddy current from the ship, allowing the Deep Space 9 crew to determine the course of the Yangtzee Kiang. (DS9 episode: "Battle Lines")
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