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RE: Altarian spice- The TM uses "certain Altarian spices have shown to be toxic (not "lethal") when replicated" as an example of the limitations of the replicator. [[User:Roundeyesamurai|Roundeyesamurai]] 04:36, 20 June 2006 (UTC) |
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Last three paragraphs need at least some form of reference. -- Redge | Talk 22:55, 20 Aug 2004 (CEST)
If they are found to be non-canon, I suggest a list of materials that are known to be non-replicatable. Signed, Tyrant
The concepts of quantum resolution, etc. are in the TNG Tech Manual, but I don't recall it ever mentioned on screen. (The TNG manual also lists a kind of Altarian spice that is lethal when replicated.) quanta 18:10, Jan 12, 2005 (CET)
Quanta is correct, the information comes from the TNG Technical Manual.
RE: Altarian spice- The TM uses "certain Altarian spices have shown to be toxic (not "lethal") when replicated" as an example of the limitations of the replicator. Roundeyesamurai 04:36, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
More images needed
The article is a good start, but it needs more images. Specifically, there should be at least one image of the mess hall array of replicators seen in the original Star Trek series.