Energy
Energy was the measure of a physical system's ability to do work. Although quantifiable, energy was not an absolute so it had to be measured with respect to a reference energy level (kinetic energy, chemical energy, thermal energy, etc.). Energy for a starship's purposes could be derived from many different reactions, the most common of which were matter-antimatter reactions and nuclear fusion, though like matter, it could not be created or destroyed. Therefore matter-antimatter interactions release energy. Obsolete means of converting energy include combustion and nuclear fission. An antimatter reaction was always calculated using Einstein's equation, E = mc2. In theory, the combined annihilation of one kilogram of antimatter with one kilogram of matter will produce 1.8 joules of energy (180 petajoules). A source of energy was called an energy source.

Starship energy systems 
Electro-plasma distribution network (EPS conduits)
Impulse reactors (fusion reactor)
Main power plant
Warp core (matter-antimatter reaction assembly)

Other energy systems 
Nuclear fission reactor
Omega energy
Polaric ion energy
Power plant

Energy-based lifeforms 
See also: Non-corporeal lifeform
Douwds
John Doe, a mutated Zalkonian
Organians

Forms of energy 
Anaphasic energy
Anionic energy
Bio-neural energy
Chromodynamic energy
Dark energy
Electro-plasma
Electrostatic energy
Geothermal energy
Koinoenergy
Multiphasic energy
Metaphasic radiation
Negative energy
Neural energy
Neuro-electric energy
Neurogenic energy
Nucleogenic energy
Plasmatic energy
Polaric ion energy
Psionic energy
RF energy
Sporocystian energy
Tachyokinetic energy
Telepathic energy
Temporal energy
Warp energy

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