Star Trek: Warp Core Breach!

"We're losing antimatter containment" is something you never want to hear when you're on a starship, because this means a dreaded warp core breach is imminent (and ejection systems are almost always offline). While not intended to be comprehensive, this video features several examples of impending core breaches (some averted, some not) ranging from TOS to Enterprise.
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0:00 - Intro/TOS
0:31 - TNG
4:22 - Generations
4:59 - DS9
6:37 - Voyager
9:56 - Enterprise
10:47 - Conclusion
Episodes used...
TOS: Space Seed
TNG: Contagion, Yesterday's Enterprise, Cause and Effect, True Q, Timescape, Force of Nature, All Good Things
DS9: Emissary, The Visitor, Our Man Bashir, His Way (conclusion)
VOY: Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy (intro), Caretaker, Non Sequitur, Day of Honor, Timeless, Drive
ENT: Shockwave Part II
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[@caustichonu]

Man those ejection systems must be made by the same company that makes McFlurry machines...

[@raven4k998]

she is trying to create a warp core breach Boom🤣🤣🤣

[@sg39g]

🤣👍

[@NeonVisual]

mmmm, delicious antimatter ice-cream. Shame it would annihilate my face on contact.

[@SilverThunder710]

Picard drawing the smile in the explosion always gets me

[@raven4k998]

yeah that is extremely amusing in and of it self🤣🤣🤣

[@NeonVisual]

🙂

[@marteutime]

"The Ejection system won't be fixed until Tuesday on all ships...and by that I meen Tuesday of next year." -Says the Chief Of The Core Of The Starfleet Core Of Engineers

[@raven4k998]

warning warp core breach a lot sooner then you think🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kargaroc386]

"The last tuesday of next year. And by next year I really *mean* next year. As in the year after this year, whatever year it happens to be right now. And once next year becomes this year, it'll still be next year."

[@Macintoshiba]

Ah yes. USS Voyager, the only Starfleet vessel that actually got its ejection system installed.

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

drawing a smiley face in a warp core breach is fun times you should try it

[@rjthom5]

Enterprise E pulled it off in Insurrection

[@kargaroc386]

Given that it uses antimatter, it ought to be more like, if it loses containment than the entire ship is just vaporized into plasma, and if its next to a planet then that planet is sterilized and rendered uninhabitable at least, and blown to pieces at most.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

my though on that besides letting us see it is because there's more matter than antimatter in the system so it burns itself out but the side effect causes an uncontrollable chain reaction. Then there's how long it takes for the breech to happen, they are atleast stable enough that they dont break immediately.

[@softdreams1776]

When the Enterprise E was first to sucssesfully do a warpcore ejection i was shocked, maybe voyager was first, all the other times that is just retarded to have a emergncy system that never works

[@Lightsoul1987]

7:10 if you lost anti-matter containment you should have exactly 0,0 seconds because it would
immediately starting to react with the surrounding matter.

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

warning warp core breach a lot sooner then you think🤣

[@Lightsoul1987]

@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue damn right 😁

[@augustjsb]

The emergency systems are really bad at working during an emergency.

[@JohnDiMarco]

Indeed. Apparently, it took Starfleet until Voyager to create an ejection system that worked.

[@spark300c]

I think when ship is damaged its hard to eject the warp core. It why in movie generations they did not even try to elected it and instead did a saucer separation. It most logical reason to have ship capable of Saucer separation is in event of a warp core breach and ejection system has failed.

[@augustjsb]

@@spark300c They're literally called "emergency systems" Their entire point of existing is to work in an emergency.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

@@spark300c during generations half the stuff that's always breaking down broke down before the hit to the warpcore, listen to geordi's lines before the bird of prey starts firing on the enterprise. He's already trying to fix something when that attack happens.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

​@@JohnDiMarco Well they worked in DS9....mostly especially when they werent missing. Now the Galaxy class was just a well fautly made ship but a group with an ego.

[@patrickwilson1459]

I wonder how Geordi could tell how long it was going to take for the Enterprise’s warp core to breach in the episode Yesterday’s Enterprise and the movie Generations.

[@amberflight861]

Maybe from the location of the coolant leak.

[@tmnt2105]

Yikes ! Nice work

[@Greiciunas1]

Amen!

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

I can't hold it the containment system is going😭

[@SnowflakeTheProto]

2:46 😂

[@twocvbloke]

They may as well just save weight and not bother with the ejection systems, they never work... :P

[@johnbockelie3899]

Starships are merely flying bombs.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

that's nuclear subs in a nutshell

[@djmars1983]

​@@SuperGamefreak18 Anything nuclear is basically a "bomb"

[@grigss3027]

Everything is a bomb if it has fuel in it, cars, planes, nuclear subs, non-nuclear subs etc

[@tilasole3252]

Did you correct the problem? 🧐
It's too late. The reactor is going to breach. 🤷
Sike! 🤪

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

anti matter containment fields are failing

[@RingLordSonic]

2:43. :)