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| rdfs:comment | - During the Great Cataclysm, The Toa Metru escaped Metru Nui with a few Matoran through a hole in the Great Barrier, re-entered through the barrier to get the rest, and exited again to take them to Mata Nui. The "ceiling" of the dome had two "suns" were actually holes in Mata Nui´s surface. These holes were actually the Great Spirit's eyes, though they allowed sunlight to pass through them. After the Great Cataclysm one hole was covered up, but later uncovered by the Bohrok. There were also several gates in the barrier that connected them to Metru Nui.
- Detectives Goren and Eames track a young Asian jewel thief who murdered her accomplice. They discover that the clever larcenies are the brainchild of her lover, Nicole Wallace, Goren's murderous and long-standing nemesis.
- The Federation starship USS Enterprise first crossed the barrier into the center of the galaxy in the late 2260s. In the center of the galaxy, they were pulled into the alternate world called Megas-Tu. (TAS episode & Log Three novelization: The Magicks of Megas-Tu) In 2287, Sybok (having been influenced by The One) commandeered the USS Enterprise-A and successfully took it through the Great Barrier in search of Sha Ka Ree. (TOS movie, novelization & comic adaptation: The Final Frontier)
- The Great Barrier is an essential element of the Omniumverse. It ensures and enforces the separation between the Realium and the Imaginarium. It exists not only around the Realium, separating it from the Imaginarium but also around each and every Imaginata, separating its reality from the surrounding Imaginarium as well.
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| abstract | - During the Great Cataclysm, The Toa Metru escaped Metru Nui with a few Matoran through a hole in the Great Barrier, re-entered through the barrier to get the rest, and exited again to take them to Mata Nui. The "ceiling" of the dome had two "suns" were actually holes in Mata Nui´s surface. These holes were actually the Great Spirit's eyes, though they allowed sunlight to pass through them. After the Great Cataclysm one hole was covered up, but later uncovered by the Bohrok. There were also several gates in the barrier that connected them to Metru Nui.
- Detectives Goren and Eames track a young Asian jewel thief who murdered her accomplice. They discover that the clever larcenies are the brainchild of her lover, Nicole Wallace, Goren's murderous and long-standing nemesis.
- The Federation starship USS Enterprise first crossed the barrier into the center of the galaxy in the late 2260s. In the center of the galaxy, they were pulled into the alternate world called Megas-Tu. (TAS episode & Log Three novelization: The Magicks of Megas-Tu) In 2287, Sybok (having been influenced by The One) commandeered the USS Enterprise-A and successfully took it through the Great Barrier in search of Sha Ka Ree. (TOS movie, novelization & comic adaptation: The Final Frontier)
- The Great Barrier is an essential element of the Omniumverse. It ensures and enforces the separation between the Realium and the Imaginarium. It exists not only around the Realium, separating it from the Imaginarium but also around each and every Imaginata, separating its reality from the surrounding Imaginarium as well. From the point of view of any Imaginata, it is reality and the Realium is just another Imaginata inside the Imaginarium. There is no fundamental difference between the way the Realium is separated from the Imaginarium and the way any Imaginata is separated from the Imaginarium. That difference is only in the point of view. What reality one belongs to will always look like the Realium for oneself. The only thing that varies is if people accept other Imaginatas as being other alternate realities that exist in the same way and are as real as their own, or if they view them only as fantasies in a sea of fantasy. This would support the view that the Imaginarium actually is the Omniumverse.
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