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After the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']] became engulfed by an unidentified [[cosmic cloud]], the ship was approached by several objects composed of highly charged [[gas]]eous [[antimatter]], which caused a considerable strain on the ''Enterprise''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[shields]]. |
After the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']] became engulfed by an unidentified [[cosmic cloud]], the ship was approached by several objects composed of highly charged [[gas]]eous [[antimatter]], which caused a considerable strain on the ''Enterprise''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[shields]]. |
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| − | In attempt to lessen the objects drain on the shields, [[James Kirk]] ordered [[Montgomery Scott]] to "prepare the shields for an antimatter charge" that, when fired, temporarily pushed the objects away from the ''Enterprise''. This did not prove to be enough, as the objects came back towards the ''Enterprise'', causing Kirk to order [[Engineering]] to "double the charge," and finally removing the objects from the shields and their threat on the ship. ( |
+ | In attempt to lessen the objects drain on the shields, [[James Kirk]] ordered [[Montgomery Scott]] to "prepare the shields for an antimatter charge" that, when fired, temporarily pushed the objects away from the ''Enterprise''. This did not prove to be enough, as the objects came back towards the ''Enterprise'', causing Kirk to order [[Engineering]] to "double the charge," and finally removing the objects from the shields and their threat on the ship. ({{TAS|One of Our Planets Is Missing}}) |
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==See also== |
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Revision as of 02:50, 8 February 2007
Enterprise fires an antimatter charge.
An antimatter charge is a type of explosive deterrent used aboard Federation starships during the 23rd century.
After the USS Enterprise became engulfed by an unidentified cosmic cloud, the ship was approached by several objects composed of highly charged gaseous antimatter, which caused a considerable strain on the Enterprise's shields.
In attempt to lessen the objects drain on the shields, James Kirk ordered Montgomery Scott to "prepare the shields for an antimatter charge" that, when fired, temporarily pushed the objects away from the Enterprise. This did not prove to be enough, as the objects came back towards the Enterprise, causing Kirk to order Engineering to "double the charge," and finally removing the objects from the shields and their threat on the ship. (TAS: "One of Our Planets Is Missing")