DaKala - A
small rogue planet, (one that broke out of it's star's orbit). With no
sun around, it is a
world of perpetual night. It is able to
support a diverse animal population because of hot gases
venting from the planet's interior. The areas
where these volcanic vents are found form oasies, in
which the planet's lifeforms are
concentrated. The primal volcanic vents remind Archer
of
Yellowstone and remind T'Pol of the grottos of
Deneva Prime. It is covered by forest which
reminds Archer of the rain forests of New Zealand on
Earth. There are boreworms which crawl into
your ear to lay their eggs. The Enterprise
discovered an Eska hunting party near the equator. The
planet has been being used as a hunting reserve by
the Eska for 9 generations who are allowed to
hunt on it only 4 days a year. It has no
indigenous humanoid life, but it has some higher primates
which the Eska leave alone. The Eska
do however hunt for several species such as drayjin
, and a
shapeshifting intelligent race called the
wraiths. The Eska do not think the wraiths are intelligent.
"Rogue Planet" [ENT]
Dampening Field - There is a
dampening field around Garos' shop which prevents beaming.
"Civilization" [ENT]
When they find an airponics bay filled with
vegetation on a derelict ship, T'Pol reports a "dampening
field" that had hidden its
life-signs. "Oasis" [ENT]
Damrus - SEE: Eska Individuals, Damrus.
Daniels, crewman
(Matt Winston) - An agent in the temporal cold war, posing as a steward
rank
aboard Enterprise. The insignia on Daniels' shoulder resembles
the two pips for a
lieutenant, but Archer calls him "Crewman".
Archer is served breakfast by
Daniels, who switched shifts with Taylor. Daniels
approaches Archer in a
corridor with knowledge he shouldn't have about
Archer's fight with Silik
aboard the Helix, and thereby convinces him to come
to his quarters to talk.
Daniels claims to have come from 900 years in the
future, and to be "more
or less human". Daniels' cover story included
a brother who's an "orbital engineer" at
"Jupiter Station". In actuality he doesn't
have a brother. He grew up in Illinois, just "not the one you're
familiar with"; Earth still exists, depending on how
you define it. He has some special devices in his
possession. One of them is an ovoid device
called a "temporal observatory". He uses it to convince
Archer he is from the future and needs access to
Main Engineering to fulfill his mission of finding Silik.
He has a second ovoid device while in Engineering
which isn't specifically keyed to him since we see
Trip inadvertently activate it. He also has a
third brass-knuckle like device which allows him to pass
through solid objects. Its operation is
reminiscent of the personal phase-cloak from "The Next Phase"
[TNG], but without the cloak. Maybe
post-Dominion war agreements between the Romulans and
Federation allowed for such tech to be
developed. It isn't keyed to him personally either since we
see
Archer use it. When Silik finds Daniels first,
he fires at him, and Daniels at first fades and wavers.
It looked like he was fighting the beam; trying to
shrug it off. Then a blue ripple flows from the impact.
He seemed to have succeeded in dispersing the shot,
but was weakened from it. With a second shot,
he explodes into angular chunks like broken glass
and a dissipating mist. He was presumed dead.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Daniels brought Captain Archer back in time before
the launch of Enterprise to give him information
on how to prove the Suliban had rigged the
Enterprise's shuttlepod to ignite the atmosphere of the
Paraagan colony. After Archer had proof, the
Suliban went after Enterprise, despite that Daniels said
it wouldn't happen. It became apparent that
they were really after Archer, so under orders from his
superiors, Daniels brought Archer to the future
before the Suliban could get him. But removing Archer
from the timeline changed history. All the
time portals were destroyed and Daniels became stranded
with Archer in an Earth of the 31st century which
had become a wasteland.
"Shockwave, part 1" [ENT]
Danik - SEE: Suliban, Danik
Dark Matter - Form of matter
that consists of particles which don't emit any (electromagnetic)
radiation, making it invisible and hard to detect.
Some physicists think that dark matter can function
as an energy source for starship drives. Dark
matter seems to have some exotic properties. It makes
objects continually phase in and out of our
universe. This property can cause depressurization on
board starships, because the hulls phase in and out.
"In Theory" [TNG]
Vulcan scientists have used metreon particles to
make dark matter visible.
"First Flight" [ENT]
SEE: Dark
Matter Nebula
Dark Matter
Nebula - A few years ago, Archer was helping the Vulcans set
up a graviton telescope to
study a dark matter
nebula.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Enterprise detected the first Dark Matter Nebula
ever found which could be studied up close. It was
a structure 10 million km wide. It was given
the name "Robinson nebula" in honor of A.G. Robinson,
a warp flight pioneer who had recently died.
"First Flight" [ENT]
Dark matter exists in the Mar Obscura nebula.
"In Theory" [TNG]
The nebula where the commandeered Jem'Hadar warship
crashed on a planet was a dark matter nebula.
"Rocks and Shoals" [DS9]
Tuvok says that an unidentified ship from the dark
matter nebula attacked the shuttle; the nebula
contains strong electromagnetic radiation which
prevents Voyager from scanning inside it.
"Cathexis" [VOY]
Darsek - A form of
currency. Skalaar was promised 9000 darseks as the bounty for
bringing Archer to the
Klingons. They only gave him 6000 darseks.
"Bounty" [ENT]
Database - A collection of
knowledge contained in a computer file. Various types of
databases are
available in the Enterprise's computers. SEE: Submammalian
database , Vulcan
database
Data buffer - Computer storage
device.
The communications tower on Terra Nova had a data
buffer which was checked for messages that
were sent to
Earth.
"Terra Nova" [ENT]
Data Module - On a derelict ship
the Enterprise crew find a "computer terminal"; Mayweather's scans
indicate the "data modules" are without power, but
intact. He sets to remove one. Later when
suspicions grow, Archer orders Mayweather to
retrieve the module from shuttlepod one and have
Sato download
it.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Dating - Geoff Miles asked: "Can
the crew date?" Archer explained that most of the crew share
quarters
with at least one other person, so it would be
complicated.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Starfleet forbids officers from fraternizing with
subordinates.
"Fallen Hero" [ENT]
Deborah - One of Reed's old
romances. He dictated a letter to her when he thought he might be
dying.
"Shuttlepod One" [ENT]
Deck Plan - A
schematic of the layout of the decks and what is on them.
SEE: Technical
Specifications, NX-01.
Decompression - A change in
atmospheric pressure from higher to lower.
The acclimation process the Xyrillians use to adapt
other species to their environment was called
a decompression
process.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Decon chamber
- An enclosed compartment for the eliminatioon of harmful substances
and organisms
from the body. Enterprise has a decon chamber for use as
quarantine upon
return to the ship from a planet. The chamber
is lit with ultraviolet light
and features small compartments labeled
alphabetically for the transfer
of
decon-gel.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
A stay in the decon chamber appears to be a
pleasurable experience much like being in a sauna.
The absence of sonic showers on Enterprise makes
one wonder if the decon chamber eventually might
have evolved into the sonic shower technology.
"Sleeping Dogs" [ENT]
Since he was in the decon chamber, Trip was
protected from the stun gas that the Ferengi used to
incapacitate the ship, but he was locked in.
Trip tried, but failed to pry the doors apart. After
popping open the grill on the intercom panel, he
shorted something out, and the doors opened.
(They lead directly to the spacesuit locker room.)
"Acquisition" [ENT]
T'Pol suggested isolating the borgified Tarkaleans
in the chamber but Phlox didn't think they were
that
dangerous.
"Regeneration" [ENT]
A privacy curtain was installed since not everyone
is comfortable disrobing in front of others.
"Bounty" [ENT]
Decon gel - A semisolid liquid
for the elimination of harmful substances and organisms from the body.
Decon-gel is customized to the specific substance or
organism to be eliminated. It is employed
primarily in the decon
chamber aboard Enterprise. The gel is applied in the decon chamber.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Dedication Plaque - Ulis pried
off the Enterprise's dedication plaque.
"Acquisition" [ENT]
Dee'Ahn - SEE: Risa, Dee'Ahn
Deflector - A device used to
clear space dust and other small objects from a starship's path.
Enterprise
has a golden dish-shaped deflector at the forward
primary hull. Reed said that if he didn't realign the
deflector that a grain of space dust could blow a
hole through the ship about the size of a fist. Upon
reaching warp 4.4, a shudder ran through the ship
which was merely the result of the deflector
sequencing.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Tucker realigned the main power grid to increase the
deflector pulse threefold, maybe four but it
would fry just about every system on the ship.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Dekendi - Site of an
Interspecies Medical Exchange conference in 2152. Mayweather was
invited to
participate in a favorite "Dekendi" game: four
players and a crowd of "fargans" (native creatures,
like cows with humps) stand in a circle, and the
players toss a "melon"-like native fruit amongst
themselves. He compares it to
"monkey-in-the-middle", a game apparently alien to Denobula.
"Stigma" [ENT]
Delphic Expanse
- A mysterious region of space about a 3 monnth trip from Earth at warp
5.
It is nearly 2000 light years across and surrounded by
thermobaric clouds.
Vulcan ships have entered it
but only a few have ever
returned. There have been
reports of fierce and
dangerous species, unexplained
anomalies, and regions where
the laws of physics do
not apply. ca 2133, a
Klingon vessel emerged from
the Expanse... Every crewman
on board had been
anatomically inverted, their
bodies splayed open,
and they were still
alive. It takes 7 weeks to get from Earth to the Expanse.
"The Expanse" [ENT]
Strange anomalies are seen inside the Expanse.
For example...oddly shifting gravity fields have been
witnessed within the
confines of a single cargo hold. The Orassin Distortion Field is
a particularly
dangerous part of this
Expanse. "The Xindi" [ENT]
The Triannons call the Expanse, the Chosen
Realm. SEE: Triannon
Religion.
"Chosen Realm" [ENT]
Over 400 years into an alternate future, the Expanse
was 50,000 ly in diameter.
"Azati Prime" [ENT]
Cloud barrier and expanse presumed collapsed.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Deneva Prime - A planet that has
volcanic vents T'Pol comments as being similar to those found on DaKala.
"Rogue Planet" [ENT]
Denobula Triaxa - SEE: Denobulans
Denobulans - SEE: Denobulans
Department - Color stripes on
the uniform shoulders indicate department.
Gold - Command (Archer & Mayweather)
Burgundy Red - Engineering & Tactical (Tucker
& Reed)
Green - Communications (Sato)
There doesn't seem to be a separate color for
security and we haven't seen one for the sciences or
medical yet.
Depth charge - An explosive
charge designed for detonation at a preset depth under water or in a
planet's atmosphere. The Suliban employed
depth charges against Enterprise in the gas giant
containing the Suliban
Helix.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Dermal plating - the "skin" of a
Xyrillian. They can detect each other's moods by their dermal
plating,
(although it is unclear as to whether this is
done by displaying or sensing the other's moods.)
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Dermaline gel - Used to treat
first degree burns, such as those in injuries caused by a ruptured
nitrogen
line.
"Dear Doctor" [ENT], "Deadlock" [VOY]
Detention Complex 26 - One of
many Tandaran facilities for Suliban refugees, under the command of
Colonel Grat. The camps had supposedly been
put in place to keep Suliban civilians from joining
the Suliban Cabal. Captain Archer helped to
liberate this specific complex because he felt the prisoners
were unjustly being held
there.
"Detained" [ENT]
Deuterium - An isotope of
hydrogen with one proton and one neutron in the nucleus around which
circles one electron. (chemical name:
hydrogen-2)
Deuterium is used in fusion / impulse engine
reactors, and is also used as the "matter part" of the
matter / antimatter reaction.
Deuterium is a highly valuable commodity. It
can burn almost as hot as plasma when ignited.
"Marauders" [ENT]
O'Brien, with Jake's help, was in the process of
converting ore processing unit 5 on DS9 to a deuterium
refinery when the security program was triggered.
"Civil Defense" [DS9]
Voyager vents deuterium into space after it is hit
by the multipolar charges of the lifeform.
"The Cloud" [VOY]
Janeway tells Kim and Seven to search for deuterium;
Seven suggests modifying the bussard collectors
to gather
it.
"Unforgettable" [VOY]
When Voyager gets low on deuterium; Seven found a
planet with dense pockets of deuterium about
0.4 light years from their position; the crew tries
unsuccessfully to beam the deuterium from beneath
the planet's surface; the pools of liquid that Paris
and Kim find on the surface contain liquefied-
deuterium; Kim says that there is enough deuterium
on the planet to get Voyager to the Alpha quadrant
and back again; Kim had already collected 20 kilos
which is enough to get Voyager's main systems back
online.
"Demon" [VOY]
Deuterium facility - A
Kreetassan merchant told the Enterprise where to find a Deuterium
facility.
At this facility, deuterium was taken out of the
ground by extraction pumps on a seasonal basis.
They had three months of good weather to pump all
the deuterium they could before the winter. The
deuterium has to be refined and then it is held in
tanks that can contain more than 80,000 liters. An
exchange of 5 power cells for 200 liters seemed
fair, but they settled for 4 cells plus medical supplies
in addition to repair work on their two inoperable
pumps (they had at least 6). T'Pol has been to
several other colonies that trade deuterium.
"Marauders" [ENT]
Deuterium
injector - Component of a Starfleet starship's warp
ppropulsion system.
"One Little Ship" [DS9]
The alien repair station listed 5 deuterium
injectors as one of the compensation options for the
repairs to the
Enterprise.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
Tucker arrives in Sickbay, after incurring a "second
degree burn" on his left wrist while reinstalling
the deuterium
injectors.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
On the Defiant, they were brought on line by Sisko
in the mirror universe.
"Shattered Mirror" [DS9]
SEE Also: Plasma Injectors.
Deuterium Residue - An
exploratory team find the remains of a Borg transwarp coil and detect
deuterium
residue.
"Regeneration" [ENT]
Devil - In Christianity, the
major personified spirit of evil, ruler of hell, and enemy of
God. Captain
Archer compared the Suliban acquisition of genetic
engineering technology to a deal with the devil.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Diagnostic - Analysis programs
intended to permit automated determination of system performance
and diagnosis of any malfunctions.
Hoshi was running a diagnostic of the subspace
transceiver array after the launch of Echo two.
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
Hoshi ran diagnostics of the com system twice,
trying to find the source of frequency distortions
she heard in the
static.
"Vox Sola" [ENT]
In Phlox's hallucination, T'Pol claimed not to have
heard Phlox since she was running a diagnostic.
"Doctor's Orders" [ENT]
Diagnostic gear - When shown
what the Kantarans called their "computer core", Tucker notes that he
worked on something similar on the Xyrillian ship
and says he will need some diagnostic gear from
the
Enterprise.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Diamagnetic storm - A bigger
diamagnetic storm pushed a smaller one toward the landing party.
Because
of the bigger storm, the other one came through the
mountain pass to the north at twice the speed
which was originally predicted. The storms
were saturated with polaric energy and accompanied by
intense discharges. Because of the danger the
landing party had to return to the ship, but since the
storms threw a lot of interference up into the
atmosphere and the polaric bursts accompanying them
could short circuit a shuttlepod the transporter had
to be used, and even then, they could only transport
up one person at a
time.
"Vanishing point" [ENT]
Dicobalt - The Coridan
Chancellor explains that the rebels always demand a ransom such as
"side arms",
or "dicobalt-explosives" in exchange for hostages.
"Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]
SEE Also: Tricobalt
"Digger" - A word the Novans use for a useful indigenous animal. SEE: Novan language, Diggers
Dilithium
- Crystalline substance, used in warp propullsion systems aboard
starships. Dilithium
regulates the matter / antimatter reactions that
provide the energy necessary to warp space and travel
faster than light. Naturally occurring
dilithium is a rare and highly prized commodity.
The E.C.S. Fortunate delivered dilithium ore as
cargo.
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
When dealing with the trader D'Marr, Archer says the
supplies they really need are things like
dilithium ore. D'Marr tells them of a derelict
ship which Enterprise decides to investigate. Once
there, they detect the presence of dilithium.
In the ship's engineering section, Tucker's scan
indicates the "dilithium crystals" are in perfect
shape.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Dilithium was abundant on the planet Coridan.
"Journey to Babel" [TOS]
The the planet Troyius was also a rich source of
naturally occurring dilithium.
"Elaan of Troyius" [TOS]
Dilithium
matrix - The dilithium matrix is part of the warp reactor assembly. The positron
flow in
the dilithium matrix is regulated by a series of magnetic-constrictors
which are used to align the
positron
stream. If any stray particles escape backups automatically kick
in.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
When talking to the Kantarans they found in a
derelict ship, Tucker reports that
their "dilithium matrix is
stable". "Oasis" [ENT]
The dilithium matrix has to be aligned within .3
microns even though the specs say .5.
"Affliction" [ENT]
After the Pralor vessel attacks Voyager, their
dilithium matrix is destabilized and they can't get the
warp engines
running.
"Prototype" [VOY]
Torres says that she needs to shut down the warp
drive in order to realign the dilithium matrix; since
Voyager is being pursued by the Swarm, Torres must
realign it "on the fly" instead.
"The Swarm" [VOY]
Neelix asks Torres if she has tried phase locking
the plasma injectors to the dilithium matrix to help
regulate the plasma flow; Torres tells him that that
was the first thing she thought of.
"Fair Trade" [VOY]
After the Maquis took over Voyager during the
Insurrection Alpha program, in the simulation the
warp engines were offline for 2 days because they
couldn't get the dilithium matrix re-initialized.
"Worst Case Scenario" [VOY]
Paris tries decoupling the dilithium matrix in order
to try to stabilize the warp core but it doesn't work.
"Day of Honor" [VOY]
Dilithium, Recrystallization -
In 2286, Spock (who had traveled back in time to
1986) devised a means of recrystallizing dilithium
by exposing it to the high energy photons of gamma
radiation that were the by products of a nuclear
fission
reaction.
"The Voyage Home" [ST4]
In later years, theta-matrix compositing techniques
permitted even more efficient recrystallization.
"Family" [TNG]
By the late 2360's, recrystallization techniques had
advanced to the point that crystals could be
recomposited while still inside the articulation
frame of the dilithium chamber, extending the useful
life of the crystals even
further. "Relics"
[TNG]
Dillard
(Mike Baldridge) - Crewman; male; An engineer on Enterprise.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Disilicon polymers - A material
used in the hulls of Axanar ships.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Disruptor - Very common
type of energy weapon. It disrupts the molecular structure of an
object.
At low energy amounts, the object can recover, but
at high energy amounts, the damage is severe.
A phaser is a type of disruptor. When he
crashed on Earth in 2151, Klaang used a disruptor to
detonate methane in a farm silo to kill the Suliban
who were pursuing him. (Klaang's weapon was
never named in the episode, but the script called
it a disruptor. This is consistent with later Klingon
weapons.)
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
It is a shipboard weapon system found on the Klingon
scout ship.
"Sleeping Dogs" [ENT]
Ditanium - Enterprise found a
Ditanium signature that's probably their shuttlepod, 4-km outside the
city that they were approaching when they were shot
down.
"Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]
D'Marr (Tom Bergeron) - An Alien
trader. He has a reptile-like head: green-grey hairless skin, a
serrated diagonal ridge on each cheek, raised plates
across his elongated skull. We don't see his ship.
D'Marr prefers to deal in "exotic goods", such as
spices and fabrics, but not hardware (though he'll
take it in trade). He introduced the
Enterprise crew to a spice called hajjlaran and offered them some
triaxian silk for another protein resequencer, but
Archer says what they really need are engineering
supplies: "raw duratanium", "dilithium ore".
D'Marr mentions that there's a small system "2 days
away" that might serve their purposes. He's
reluctant to say more, until Archer bribes him with 10-kg
of coffee. D'Marr discovered a largely intact
"transport vessel" crashed on "one of the inner planets",
with no "life-signs" -- but when he tried to salvage
it, the crew objected. He thinks the ship is haunted.
"Oasis" [ENT]
DNA - Deoxyribonucleic acid, a
molecule that carries the genetic information in the cell and is
capable
of self-replication and determines individual
hereditary characteristics. Suliban DNA was modified
through genetic engineering. Klaang carried
information about them encoded in his own DNA in 2151.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Docking arm - A device to
capture smaller spacecraft and bring them into a starship. The
Enterprise
docking arm includes deployable grapplers.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Archer ordered them to deploy the docking arm while
at a distance of 8000km from the ship.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
One of the docking arms was outfitted with a set of
quantum beacons which can be used to detect
cloaked
ships.
"Shockwave, part 1" [ENT]
Docking berth - The alien repair
station had two cylindrical "docking berths" joined by a smaller
rectangular hull. One berth unfolded to a size
that accommodated Ent's "saucer section".
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
Docking interface - A
system to couple vehicles together. The Suliban docking interface
was a
maglock with inertial
clamps.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Docking port
- the Enterprise has three docking ports.&nbbsp; Reed wanted
security teams at each of them. The
design of these docking ports are claimed to have been based
on the docking ports of the ISS (International
Space Station).
"Shockwave, part 2" [ENT]
Archer asked Tucker to meet him at docking port 2
to meet
some visitors that needed repair work done.
This must be
the starboard port since we see the ship docked
there.
"Precious
Cargo" [ENT]
Dopamine - A brain
chemical. A microbe which T'Pol became infected with was inducing
elevated dopamine
levels in her. (It more than likely is a
symptom of Pon Farr which was triggered in T'Pol by the disease).
"Bounty" [ENT]
Douglas - Admiral who needed
Archer to approve Enterprise's decommissioning protocols. Archer
made
him wait until after the Federation Charter was
signed.
"These are the Voyages" [ENT]
Dralax -
A planet, inhabited by
females that have three ?something?
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Travis was born halfway between "Dralax" and "Vega
Colony", on the
"Dralax-Vega run", a common flight path for
Earth freighters .
Dralaxian Whiskey: Keene offers Archer
"Dralaxian whiskey", which according to him is one of the
galaxy's real pleasures.
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
Draxxan cloud viper - Phlox
asked T'Pol to stop creeping around the ship like a Draxxan cloud
viper.
"Doctor's Orders" [ENT]
Drayjin -
Mammal similar to a pig that is indigenous to the rogue planet DaKala
. The females are
unpredictable and aggressive especially if they are
protecting a nest. The meat of the drayjin was
quite
good.
"Rogue Planet" [ENT]
Draylan - Mythical ruler of the
Akaali afterworld.
"Civilization" [ENT]
Drinks - SEE: Beverages
Drive Plasma
- When an alien ship fires on and damages thhe port nacelle, it is
reported to be venting
drive
plasma.
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
Duranium - An extremely strong
metallic alloy used in the construction of spacecraft such as in the
hulls
of starfleet
shuttlecraft.
"The Menagerie, part 1" [TOS]
Trip distracts the computer aboard the alien repair
station with complaints, one of which
is about "duranium
pins".
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
The Cardassians built the access conduit above
Quark's bar on DS9 with a two meter thick duranium-
composite, making the area impervious to most
scanning devices. Unfortunately the Hunter's
instruments were advanced enough to scan the access
tube and locate the fleeing O'Brien and Tosk.
"Captive Pursuit" [DS9]
Duranium composite was used in the skin of Starfleet
runabouts, making them difficult to cut into.
"Q-less" [DS9]
Klingon birds of prey are partially built of
duranium.
"Dramatis Personae" [DS9]
Voyager detects traces of this in the floating
debris they find at Chakotay's last known coordinates.
"Initiations" [VOY]
The outer shielding of Voyager's warp core is made
of duranium.
"Projections" [VOY]
Kim suggests using a duranium alloy to reinforce the
nacelle to prevent it from being ripped off the
shuttle during transwarp; Torres says that this will
be too brittle.
"Threshold" [VOY]
Da Vinci's new flying machine is made of a duranium
alloy; Janeway thinks that this will make it light
enough to fly. "Concerning
Flight" [VOY]
Duratanium - A material used in
the construction of spacecraft.
When dealing with the trader D'Marr, Archer says
what they really need are supplies like
raw duratanium. They investigate a derelict
ship where they pick up readings indicating the presence
of duratanium. Tucker points out that
Enterprise has suffered a lot more damage than expected, and
that duratanium could patch a lot of "hull
fractures".
"Oasis" [ENT]
Voyager finds the wreckage of a small ship that is
composed primarily of duratanium-polyalloy;
Chakotay says that he hasn't seen many weapons that
could do that much damage to duratanium.
"Dreadnought" [VOY]
The medical tricorder has a duratanium casing.
"Retrospect" [VOY]
The door of the primary test chamber is made of
duratanium 13 inches thick; the duratanium has
melted into the door frame so the Away team cuts
through it with phasers.
"Omega Directive" [VOY]
Dutara root - Dutara root
is Ah'Len's favorite food.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Duval - One
of four test pilots for the NX Test Program to break warp
2. See Also: Archer,
Gardner,
Robinson.
"First Flight" [ENT]
He was a mutual acquaintance of Trip and
Archer. In late August 2151 he was promoted and got
command of his own ship, the "Shenandoah".
Archer was glad that "he's a hundred light years away".
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
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