Spatial disruption
A spatial disruption or spatial fluctuation was a type of phenomenon which caused changes in the space-time continuum.

In 2370, Benjamin Sisko speculated that a virus or some kind of spatial disruption was responsible for a series of improbable events happening aboard Deep Space 9. () 

In 2372, the subspace divergence field encountered by the  initially caused minor spatial fluctuations. ()

Spatial disruptions occurred inside the Q Continuum as a result of the Q Civil War in 2373. These disruptions caused a number of stars to implode, creating supernovae. ()

The same year, the cloaking devices used by the Voth caused spatial fluctuations with a modulating phase variance, which could be detected by the Voyager. ()

In 2376, a dark matter lifeform caused spatial disruptions which could be detected by the . ()

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Astronomical phenomena