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[[File:Crater, Warhead.jpg|thumb|Planetary crater caused by a [[Druoda]] [[series 5 long-range tactical armor unit|missile]]]] |
[[File:Crater, Warhead.jpg|thumb|Planetary crater caused by a [[Druoda]] [[series 5 long-range tactical armor unit|missile]]]] |
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[[File:Tycho IV crater.jpg|thumb|Crater left in [[Tycho IV]]]] |
[[File:Tycho IV crater.jpg|thumb|Crater left in [[Tycho IV]]]] |
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In [[planetary science]], a '''crater''' is a bowl-shaped depression found on the surface of [[planet]]ary bodies created by impacts from [[space|stellar]] debris. Craters can also be created by [[weapon]]s fire, such as [[Klingon]] [[artillery]] shells. ({{DS9|Nor the Battle to the Strong}}) |
In [[planetary science]], a '''crater''' is a bowl-shaped depression found on the surface of [[planet]]ary bodies created by impacts from [[space|stellar]] debris. Craters can also be created by [[weapon]]s fire, such as [[Klingon]] [[artillery]] shells. ({{DS9|Nor the Battle to the Strong}}) |
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In [[2152]], [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] recalled standing on an [[asteroid]] crater twice as high as [[Mount Everest]] to [[Zho'Kaan]] while they were stranded on a [[moon]] together. ({{ENT|Dawn}}) |
In [[2152]], [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] recalled standing on an [[asteroid]] crater twice as high as [[Mount Everest]] to [[Zho'Kaan]] while they were stranded on a [[moon]] together. ({{ENT|Dawn}}) |
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+ | In [[2154]], a crater was found by [[Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets#Organian observation planet|unnamed planet]] by ''Enterprise''. It was Phlox theorized that the meteor that caused it brought a [[silicon-based virus]] to the planet. ({{ENT|Observer Effect}}) |
In [[2355]], a [[Unnamed Ferengi starships#Battle of Maxia|Ferengi starship]] hid within a deep [[moon|lunar]] crater in the [[Maxia Zeta system]], prior to ambushing the {{USS|Stargazer}} in an event later known as the [[Battle of Maxia]]. ({{TNG|The Battle}}) |
In [[2355]], a [[Unnamed Ferengi starships#Battle of Maxia|Ferengi starship]] hid within a deep [[moon|lunar]] crater in the [[Maxia Zeta system]], prior to ambushing the {{USS|Stargazer}} in an event later known as the [[Battle of Maxia]]. ({{TNG|The Battle}}) |
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| + | In [[2374]], [[Neelix]] described himself to a group of [[holographic]] [[Klingon]]s as being ''"dry as the crater at Tarpahk. In the middle of the dry season. When it's dry!"''({{VOY|The Killing Game}}) |
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Crater left in Tycho IV
In planetary science, a crater is a bowl-shaped depression found on the surface of planetary bodies created by impacts from stellar debris. Craters can also be created by weapons fire, such as Klingon artillery shells. (DS9: "Nor the Battle to the Strong")
The impact of a Druoda series 5 long-range tactical armor unit on a planetary surface can create a crater four hundred kilometers across. (VOY: "Warhead")
In 2152, Trip Tucker recalled standing on an asteroid crater twice as high as Mount Everest to Zho'Kaan while they were stranded on a moon together. (ENT: "Dawn")
In 2154, a crater was found by unnamed planet by Enterprise. It was Phlox theorized that the meteor that caused it brought a silicon-based virus to the planet. (ENT: "Observer Effect")
In 2355, a Ferengi starship hid within a deep lunar crater in the Maxia Zeta system, prior to ambushing the USS Stargazer in an event later known as the Battle of Maxia. (TNG: "The Battle")
In 2374, Neelix described himself to a group of holographic Klingons as being "dry as the crater at Tarpahk. In the middle of the dry season. When it's dry!"(VOY: "The Killing Game")
In 2377, The Doctor took the damaged and severely undermanned USS Voyager into a crater on a moon with a paramagnetic core to hide from Quarren patrol ships. (VOY: "Workforce, Part II")