Dark Expansion

A Dark Expansion is a rare and destructivequantum event that a Dark Fusion Reactor undertakes if a quantum singularity is created inside it and it is shut down.

Overview
This type of reactor is very dangerous. This is because unlike normal reactors there is only one thing that can go wrong, melt down. With the Dark Fusion Reactor, there is a multitude of disastrous events that can happen such as as Resonance Cascade and a Dark Energy Flare. This is one of the worst.

How It Happens
To see what the reaction is and how it works please see Dark Fusion Reactor.

A major problem that could occur is because of Dechyons as they cause severe space time distortions. If too many Dechyons are created inside the confines of the reactor core, space could become so disrupt that it rips causing a quantum singularity. When this happens it is wise to NOT shut down the reaction. This is because the reaction creates Gravitons that aid in closing the rip. If the reaction was stopped then the rip would remain open and be amplified by the severe space time disruptions that already exist inside the volatile sphere of space time within the core allowing it to rapidly expand engulfing the entire reactor. When this happens a black hole would form destroying the entire planet and damaging the fabric of space time around the event horizon. This event is known as a Dark Expansion. The reaction inside the core also produces more Dechyons that would speed up the rate at which the quantum singularity expands. To fix this, the Exotic Energy must not be converted into electricity but instead kept in the reactor. The Dechyons would then combine with this energy and "fizzlel out" and turn into Photons and Exotic Matter.

Effects
This would create a black hole. This would cause the surrounding solar system to eventually get sucked into it and be destroyed. The planet the event happened on would be destroyed stright away. Warp travel around that solar system would become impossible.

Current Status
There is only one Dark Fusion Reactor, the one at legoland. Although it has not exploded, it is possible to simulate what will happen, hence the information above.