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| − | The cascading biogenic pulse was first used in 2379 by [[Praetor]] [[Shinzon]] to assassinate the [[Romulan]] senate in ''[[Star Trek: Nemesis]]''. [[Shinzon]]'s attempt to use a ship-mounted version to kill the crew of the [[USS Enterprise-E]] is thwarted by [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]], who is killed in the process. |
+ | The cascading biogenic pulse was first used in [[2379]] by [[Praetor]] [[Shinzon]] to assassinate the [[Romulan]] senate in ''[[Star Trek: Nemesis]]''. [[Shinzon]]'s attempt to use a ship-mounted version to kill the crew of the [[USS Enterprise-E]] is thwarted by [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Data]], who is killed in the process. |
The biogenic pulse uses [[thalaron radiation]] to kill all biological life within its range. [[Thalaron radiation]]'s massive destructive potential leads the [[Federation]] to consider it a biogenic weapon. |
The biogenic pulse uses [[thalaron radiation]] to kill all biological life within its range. [[Thalaron radiation]]'s massive destructive potential leads the [[Federation]] to consider it a biogenic weapon. |
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The cascading biogenic pulse was first used in 2379 by Praetor Shinzon to assassinate the Romulan senate in Star Trek: Nemesis. Shinzon's attempt to use a ship-mounted version to kill the crew of the USS Enterprise-E is thwarted by Lieutenant Commander Data, who is killed in the process.
The biogenic pulse uses thalaron radiation to kill all biological life within its range. Thalaron radiation's massive destructive potential leads the Federation to consider it a biogenic weapon.