Dali paradox

The Dali paradox, also known as the "melting clock effect", refers to a temporal fissure which slows the passage of time to a gradual halt.

In the 29th century, Lieutenant Ducane quizzed Seven of Nine on this paradox, after having recruited her from the year 2375 for an important mission. (VOY: "Relativity")

This paradox was apparently named after Salvador Dalí's famous painting The Persistence of Memory.
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