Field
Strand
Strand noun - The usually sandy or gravelly land bordering a body of water.
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- Before the Vong, there were the Yevetha, whom Leia wanted to strand on their homeworld and set up an interdiction field for about the next million years.
Source: Genocide Dilemma -
One possible problem with it, though one rarely encountered except for plot purposes, is that suitably catastrophic failures of the Grigoroff field can strand the ship in another universe altogether from where its prospects of returning are uncertain at best.
Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel
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