Changes: Solanogen-based lifeform

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The solanogen-based lifeform was a humanoid species whose molecular structure is based on solanogen, a substance that is only stable in subspace. They originated from a tertiary subspace manifold, and could not survive unassisted in normal space. Physically, they were characterized by bulbous eyes, beaks, and clawed, three-fingered hands. Most of their bodies were hidden by hooded metallic robes. Their language consisted of a series of rapid clicks.

In 2369, the lifeforms were accidentally drawn to the USS Enterprise-D when Geordi La Forge enhanced the sensors by transferring warp power to the deflector array, thus sending a signal deep into subspace. They accessed the Enterprise-D by creating a spatial rupture using spatially inverted tetryon particles, and created a pocket of this universe in their realm in order to study the Enterprise-D crew.

Over a number of days, the lifeforms secretly abducted numerous Enterprise-D crew members and performed experiments on them. Their subjects included William T. Riker, whose arm was amputated and then reattached, and Edward Hagler, whose blood was transformed into a liquid polymer. Other crew members abducted included La Forge, Data, Worf, Kaminer, and Sariel Rager. Their subjects retained little conscious memory of the experiments, though they were able to reconstruct some parts of the experience with the help of the holodeck.

It was believed that the lifeforms were attempting to create a pocket of their native domain in this universe, which caused the spatial rupture to expand and threaten the Enterprise-D. By giving a homing beacon to Commander Riker, the crew was able to localize the lifeforms' specific origin and seal the rupture with a coherent graviton pulse. Shortly before the rupture was sealed, the lifeforms sent a probe of some kind through, which disappeared into deep space. All Federation starships were subsequently warned against the sensor modifications that originally attracted the lifeforms. (TNG: "Schisms")

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-The '''solanogen-based lifeform''' was a [[humanoid]] [[species]] whose [[molecule|molecular]] structure is based on [[solanogen]], a substance that is only stable in [[subspace]]. They originated from a [[tertiary subspace manifold]], and could not survive unassisted in normal space. Physically, they were characterized by bulbous eyes, beaks, and clawed, three-fingered hands. Most of their bodies were hidden by hooded metallic robes. Their [[language]] consisted of a series of rapid clicks.
+The '''solanogen-based lifeform''' was a [[humanoid]] [[species]] whose [[molecule|molecular]] structure is based on [[solanogen]], a substance that is only stable in [[subspace]]. They originated from a [[tertiary subspace manifold]], and could not survive unassisted in normal space. Physically, they were characterized by bulbous [[eye]]s, beaks, and clawed, three-fingered hands. Most of their bodies were hidden by hooded metallic robes. Their [[language]] consisted of a series of rapid clicks.
-In [[2369]], the lifeforms were accidentally drawn to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} when [[Geordi La Forge]] enhanced the [[sensor]]s by transferring [[EPS|warp power]] to the [[deflector array]], thus sending a signal deep into subspace. They accessed the ''Enterprise'' by creating a [[spatial rupture]] using spatially inverted [[tetryon]] particles, and created a pocket of this [[universe]] in their realm in order to study the ''Enterprise'' crew.
+In [[2369]], the lifeforms were accidentally drawn to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} when [[Geordi La Forge]] enhanced the [[sensor]]s by transferring [[EPS|warp power]] to the [[deflector array]], thus sending a signal deep into subspace. They accessed the ''Enterprise''-D by creating a [[spatial rupture]] using spatially inverted [[tetryon]] particles, and created a pocket of this [[universe]] in their realm in order to study the ''Enterprise''-D [[crew]].
-Over a number of days, the lifeforms secretly abducted numerous ''Enterprise'' crew members and performed experiments on them. Their subjects included [[William T. Riker]], whose arm was amputated and then reattached, and [[Edward Hagler]], whose [[blood]] was transformed into a [[liquid polymer]]. Other crew members abducted included La Forge, [[Data]], [[Worf]], [[Kaminer]], and [[Sariel Rager]]. Their subjects retained little conscious [[memory]] of the experiments, though they were able to reconstruct some parts of the experience with the help of the [[holodeck]].
+Over a number of [[day]]s, the lifeforms secretly abducted numerous ''Enterprise''-D crew members and performed experiments on them. Their subjects included [[William T. Riker]], whose arm was amputated and then reattached, and [[Edward Hagler]], whose [[blood]] was transformed into a [[liquid polymer]]. Other crew members abducted included La Forge, [[Data]], [[Worf]], [[Kaminer]], and [[Sariel Rager]]. Their subjects retained little conscious [[memory]] of the experiments, though they were able to reconstruct some parts of the experience with the help of the [[holodeck]].
-It was believed that the lifeforms were attempting to create a pocket of their native domain in this universe, which caused the spatial rupture to expand and threaten the ''Enterprise''. By giving a [[homing beacon]] to [[Commander]] Riker, the crew was able to localize the lifeforms' specific origin and seal the rupture with a [[graviton pulse|coherent graviton pulse]]. Shortly before the rupture was sealed, the lifeforms sent a [[probe]] of some kind through, which disappeared into deep space. All [[Federation]] [[starship]]s were subsequently warned against the sensor modifications that originally attracted the lifeforms. ({{TNG|Schisms}})
+It was believed that the lifeforms were attempting to create a pocket of their native domain in this universe, which caused the spatial rupture to expand and threaten the ''Enterprise''-D. By giving a [[homing beacon]] to [[Commander]] Riker, the crew was able to localize the lifeforms' specific origin and seal the rupture with a [[graviton pulse|coherent graviton pulse]]. Shortly before the rupture was sealed, the lifeforms sent a [[probe]] of some kind through, which disappeared into deep space. All [[Federation]] [[starship]]s were subsequently warned against the sensor modifications that originally attracted the lifeforms. ({{TNG|Schisms}})
+== Individuals ==
+* [[Solanogen-based lifeforms]]
 [[ja:ソラノジェン・ベース生命体]]
 [[Category:Unnamed species]]