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Only by taking out Earth as a whole.

A bit of overkill, but better than underkill!

I wonder who would win, the doomsday machine or V'ger...

We don't really have an idea of V'Ger's full capabilities, but I'd wager it would make the DM disappear pretty quick. V'Ger vs the Borg would also be comical to see.

Tsukiyumi wrote:We don't really have an idea of V'Ger's full capabilities, but I'd wager it would make the DM disappear pretty quick. V'Ger vs the Borg would also be comical to see.

"Resistance is futile. You will-"

*V'Ger fires and a Borg fleet is destroyed*

"... Hey! You didn't even let us finish. How rude!"

Baa.....V'ger could even overpower a refit Connies shields in one shot. Wouldn't even scratch the paint of a DM, and it may take out one Borg ship, before they adapt.

I don't think the Borg could adapt to V'gers weapons.
Also, remember that V'ger was ready to digitize Earth, I think the DM would be easy for it.

We are talking about solid neutronium. I'm not saying the DM could BEAT V'ger, but I really don't think V'ger could destroy the DM, either.

It wouldn't destroy the DM. It would turn it into data. Unfortunatly, we have no idea onthe method of digitization, or why it was blocked (for one shot) by the E's shields.

I just don't think neutronium would break apart that easily, however the method, be it digitization, vaporization, carbonization, or what not.

I doubt that even Nuetronium could stand up to the power it would take to digitize a whole planet... it would just take longer to digitize.

Well, as I understand it, neutronium would be alot denser that Earths planetary crust. Remember, the DM literally eats planets for breakfast as well.

So what if it is dense. While density can block phasers, digitization is different. As long as it can digitized the atoms that the DM is made of, it can digitize the entire thing, it just takes different amounts of time.

But does V'ger have the nessessary power to digitize that much neutronium???