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| − | A '''sub-micron fracture''' |
+ | A '''sub-micron fracture''' was a minuscule fracture that could be caused by [[neutron fatigue]]. |
| − | A sub-micron fracture in the metal casing of a [[dilithium chamber hatch]] replaced at [[Earth Station McKinley]] in |
+ | A sub-micron fracture in the metal casing of a [[dilithium chamber hatch]] replaced at [[Earth Station McKinley]] in [[2367]] was the cause for an explosion in the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}'s [[dilithium crystal chamber|dilithium chamber]], and not [[sabotage]] by the [[Klingon]] [[spy]] [[J'Dan]], as was originally suspected. The fractures were detected by means of [[microtomographic analysis]]. ({{TNG|The Drumhead}}) |
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Latest revision as of 14:43, 12 December 2012
A sub-micron fracture was a minuscule fracture that could be caused by neutron fatigue.
A sub-micron fracture in the metal casing of a dilithium chamber hatch replaced at Earth Station McKinley in 2367 was the cause for an explosion in the USS Enterprise-D's dilithium chamber, and not sabotage by the Klingon spy J'Dan, as was originally suspected. The fractures were detected by means of microtomographic analysis. (TNG: "The Drumhead")