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Brownian movement is the phenomenon of random movement often observed in very minute particles suspended in fluid.

In 2270, while observing an anomaly on planet Delta Theta III, Arex noted that it had Brownian movement, only in no discernible direction. (TAS: "Bem")

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−	'''Brownian movement''' is the phenomenon of random movement often observed in very minute particles suspended in fluid.	+	'''Brownian movement''' is the phenomenon of random movement often observed in very minute particles suspended in [[fluid]].

	In [[2270]], while observing an [[Delta Theta III entity\|anomaly]] on [[planet]] [[Delta Theta III]], [[Arex]] noted that it had Brownian movement, only in no discernible direction. ({{TAS\|Bem}})		In [[2270]], while observing an [[Delta Theta III entity\|anomaly]] on [[planet]] [[Delta Theta III]], [[Arex]] noted that it had Brownian movement, only in no discernible direction. ({{TAS\|Bem}})