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+ | A '''polaric discharge''', or '''polaric burst''', was an intensely powerful side effect of a [[diamagnetic storm]], capable of interfering with [[spacecraft]] operations, and which could be extremely dangerous to [[humanoid]] life. |
In [[2152]], {{EnterpriseNX}} [[officer]]s [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]] and [[Hoshi Sato]] encountered a diamagnetic storm on the surface of [[Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets#Diamagnetic storm planet|a planet]], which produced intense polaric discharges, negating their ability to return to the ship aboard their [[Shuttlepod (22nd century)|shuttlepod]]. As the [[polarized hull plating]] of their shuttlepod would have most likely attracted a polaric discharge, the two were forced to rely on the [[transporter]] to return to the ship. ({{ENT|Vanishing Point}}) |
In [[2152]], {{EnterpriseNX}} [[officer]]s [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]] and [[Hoshi Sato]] encountered a diamagnetic storm on the surface of [[Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets#Diamagnetic storm planet|a planet]], which produced intense polaric discharges, negating their ability to return to the ship aboard their [[Shuttlepod (22nd century)|shuttlepod]]. As the [[polarized hull plating]] of their shuttlepod would have most likely attracted a polaric discharge, the two were forced to rely on the [[transporter]] to return to the ship. ({{ENT|Vanishing Point}}) |
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Latest revision as of 15:47, 19 December 2012
A polaric discharge, or polaric burst, was an intensely powerful side effect of a diamagnetic storm, capable of interfering with spacecraft operations, and which could be extremely dangerous to humanoid life.
In 2152, Enterprise NX-01 officers Charles Tucker and Hoshi Sato encountered a diamagnetic storm on the surface of a planet, which produced intense polaric discharges, negating their ability to return to the ship aboard their shuttlepod. As the polarized hull plating of their shuttlepod would have most likely attracted a polaric discharge, the two were forced to rely on the transporter to return to the ship. (ENT: "Vanishing Point")