ZephroCarnelian
Senior Member
The deflector shields only have to deal with interstellar dust and the odd stray hydrogen atom. This is stated in the Star Trek Encyclopedia.
They do not deal with meteors.
The Enterprise would not be able to move fast enough to avoid a meteor thrown at it at superspeed - not without going to warp: removing them off the battlefield.
And blowing it to pieces? Not a chance. The Enterprise D fired on a Borg Cube in their first encounter (Q Who?) with the Borg cube not having any kind of shields up. Attacking bare metal the Enterprise only managed to leave some fairly large craters - each less than the size of the Enterprise.
In Star Trek the Final Frontier - Kirk and co are down on the planet in the centre of the Galaxy with 'God' - the Enterprise fires photon torpedoes at a point not far away from them and they survive totally unharmed despite the proximity of the explosion.
Unless Quantum torpedoes are XXXXX times more powerful than photons, the meteor is not being destroyed.
The only thing I've every seen weaponry wise that'd deal enough damage to destroy a meteor twice the size of the ship is tri-cobaly devices, as used in the second episode of the first series of Voyager.
Against Superman or any other high-powered Superhero - the Enterprise - NCC1701, A, B, C, D, E - is gonna be utterly destroyed.