P-51 - Mayweather
recognized the craft that were shooting at them as P-51s since he had
seen them
at
airshows.
"Storm Front, part 1" [ENT]
PADD - Acronym for Personal
Access Display Device. It is a small hand held information unit.
The Vulcans tricked T'Pol into leaving a fingerprint
on a PADD so that they could determine whether
or not she had Pa'nar
syndrome.
"Stigma" [ENT]
Archer asked if they could transfer Degra's weapon
schematics to a PADD so that they could be
taken to Hoshi who was in no shape to come up to the
bridge.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Palmer
(Troy Mittleider) - MACO. male. Part of Tucker's search
party, along with Corporal Chang.
Returns to planet with Tucker.
"Extinction" [ENT]
Paraagans
- Until recently they were a race with a maatriarchal society where the
women make all
the decisions, but in the decade from around
2142-2152, Paraagan males had made great strides to
acquire equal rights. The Paragaans set up a
deep space mining colony (ca. 2122) with just 30 miners.
Thirty years later the colony had a population of
over 3,600 along with schools, a landscaped
community and even some kind of museum. As of
2152, their operation's foreman noted that
the colony hadn't had visitors in nearly six months
so they welcomed the Enterprise. However,
a highly volatile gas - tetrazine, is produced as a
byproduct of their mining operations. It settles
in a layer between 45 and 50 km up in their
atmosphere. This makes certain very strict landing-
protocols mandatory when visiting on their colony
planet. At the time of Enterprise's visit the
tetrazine levels were less than three parts per
million, half of what the protocol specifies. However,
despite closing and locking off the plasma ducts
well before reaching 50 km as the protocol specifies,
when one of Enterprise's shuttles tried to land, it
appeared to have ignited the tetrazine gas in the
atmosphere, leaving the ground scorched for at least
a hundred kilometers in every direction and
obliterated the colony - nothing was left, no
buildings, no trees, and no people. Later, it was
discovered that the Suliban in an act of sabotage,
had rigged the shuttle to ignite the gas. Daniels
explained that the explosion was historically not
supposed to have happened, and that it was caused
by someone who doesn't want Archer's mission to
succeed.
"Shockwave" [ENT]
Parson / Money, S.
(Dorenda Moore) - MACO. female. Her rank insignia was a
single chevron
on a triangular MACO patch on her arm, indicating a private, although
this was
never explicitly referred to.
She was one of six assigned to the rescue
team. Tackled to the ground by one
of the miners but she managed to overpower him using
a shock-stick.
"The Xindi" [ENT]
Injured by a Xindi-Reptilian boarding party seeking
to recover Rajiin
from Enterprise; she gave the command to "Fall
Back!"
"Rajiin" [ENT]
Sniper & she leaps over a fence. Nametag
on uniform reads "S. Money".
"North Star" [ENT]
Wrestles with a Triannon and loses her pistol.
"Chosen Realm" [ENT]
Spars with Hoshi Sato in combat class.
"Harbinger" [ENT]
On bridge during mutiny. Is stunned by phase
pistol beam.
"Hatchery" [ENT]
Part of Archer's boarding party to steal a warp
coil; Injured (shot); Called "Parson" by Archer.
"Damage" [ENT]
Part of Hayes' rescue party to save Hoshi from the
Xindi. Shot again.
"Countdown" [ENT]
Repels extra-dimensional alien boarders. Hit
by energy discharge.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Shot again by an Augment when they invaded the ship.
"Boderland" [ENT]
'Overpowered' by klingon torpedos when the Klingons
fired on the enterprise.
"Affliction" [ENT]
Particle weapon - Silik's
handgun fires a yellow beam which stuns Archer. According to
Doctor Phlox,
the weapon Silik used on Archer was a particle
weapon. A hypo to the neck was sufficient to wake
him.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
When exploring a derelict ship, Enterprise found 17
bodies, some killed by particle weapons.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Pasta - one of the things that
can be made by the "resequencer".
Trip made a comment about how he liked a particular
type of pasta that was served during one of their
meals.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Paxton, John Frederick (Peter
Weller) - Leader of Terra Prime.
"Demons" [ENT]
Pecan Pie - One of Trips
favorite desserts. T'Pol had a piece of pecan pie in her
quarters.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Ferengis seem to also like pecan
pie. "Acquisition" [ENT]
Perceptual tests - The
Xyrillians use perceptual tests consisting of naming and counting
flashes of colored
lights as the fastest way of telling if someone has
become acclimated to the environment aboard their ship.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Pericardium - When Phlox
examines Tucker he discovers a cell cluster which has integrated itself
with
Tucker's pericardium. It is discovered that
Tucker is pregnant.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Pernaia - The Vulcan database
lists "Pernaia Prime" as having a "methane-based" atmosphere.
Elsewhere
in the system there is a spaceport / tavern at which
the Vulcans located and captured Menos.
"The Seventh" [ENT]
Phase Canon
- A phase-modulated energy weapon.
The
canon appears to be a modular design comprised of 3 major pieces -- we
see
it divide up into 3 parts on a viewscreen in the
background. There is a rotating
diagram of a blunt cylindrical device suspended from
a vertically-pivoted frame
which we learn later are retractable turrets. (It
is possible that the NCC-1701
also used retractable turrets for its phasers since the phaser beams
appearto
eminate from no visible detail on the ship.) Each
of Ent's three "phase cannons"
have a rated maximum output of 500-gigajoules and
can sustain fire for several
seconds. That's 1.195e11 calories, enough energy
to raise 1.195e6-liters of water
(a cube of water 10-m on a side) from
freezing to boiling in one second.
Enterprise was designed to carry 3 phase canons, and
was fitted with "phase-cannon
ports". The canons were supposed to have been installed
at Jupiter station but never were because Enterprise
left
Earth a few weeks ahead of schedule.
Enterprise did have
one prototype unit on board which they had to get up
and
running, and then build 2 more from scratch.
Trip and
Reed initially gave a figure of 2 weeks to do the
work, or
one week if done by the specially trained crew at
Jupiter
station. However they managed to cut that
figure to 48 hrs
(2 days) working round the clock and taking some short-cuts
such as drawing power directly from the impulse
engines
rather than the normal connection. The
installation-
team consisted of at least five men and two women
(all red stripes). The firing sequence is to
first acquire
a target lock, then to "charge" the weapon: this
step
apparently includes sending full power to the
primary-
coils, then when the guns are ready and standing by,
they can be fired by pressing a button located in
the
Armory (much the same way they were originally
fired from the Phaser Control Room rather than
from the Bridge in TOS.) In their first
test, both forward canons were fired. The weapons seem to be
self-contained devices rather than emitters for
centrally produced "phaser-energy" or such. However
the need to fire both together instead of only
one in a test might indicate that some of the short cuts
taken meant that one cannon couldn't work alone
at this point. Twin orange beams are emitted, each
from an aperture below and centered on the dual
torpedo ports (on the forward side of the lower saucer).
An alien device overloaded the phase-modulators
causing the blast to be 10 times what was expected.
A piece of an asteroid the size of Mt. McKinley was
vaporized. However, the plasma recoil blew out
relays on decks C and D. Later the canons were
intentionally overloaded to provide the same high
blast yeild. The plasma recoil from this
overload, when added to the damage caused by the first one,
would have "knocked out" 2 decks. But Tucker
quickly devised a way to absorb the recoil by
repolarizing the gravity plating and shunted the
rest to structural integrity. Consequently the only
damage this time was that they blew out the plasma
relays on B deck. This time the canons were
able to be repaired and back on-line within an
hour. The aft canon was to be up and running about
a day
later.
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
The phase canons can not be fired while at
warp. The particle discharge would destabilize the warp
field and most likely blow out both nacelles.
Reed is trying to correct this problem. The canons can
be fired at impulse
however.
"Fallen Hero" [ENT]
After the attack by the Osaarians in the anomaly,
T'Pol reported that phase canons would be up again
soon but that Reed was still modifying the torpedo
guidance systems.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Pulsed phase canons was one of the upgrades Archer
recomended after the Xindi mission for the
NX-class
ships.
"Home" [ENT]
Phase Coupler - In the repairs
to the weapons systems, after charging the phase-couplers, all that was
left was to reset the
emitters.
"Proving Ground" [ENT]
Phase Discriminator - A
component of the transporter.
Reed beams up Novakovich from the midst of the
windstorm. He reports "contaminants in the
matter stream" that the "phase discriminator can't
isolate". Novakovich materialized with leaves
and leaf-sized pebble-shaped things embedded in his
skin.
"Strange New World" [ENT]
A phase discriminator was used to find the piece of
technology that the Suliban had covertly placed
on an Enterprise shuttlepod to cause it to ignite
the atmosphere of the Paraagan
colony.
"Shockwave" [ENT]
Phase Pistol - A hand-weapon,
first used in the field on the Enterprise NX-01. They
have 2 settings,
Stun and Kill. They are a new technical development in this
era, and presumably a fore-runner of the
Phaser. They must
have been brought on board prior to the ship's
departure, however
they were'nt issued for the expedition to
Rigel. Presumably the
EM sidearms they carried on that occasion were
judged ineffective
when pitted against the Suliban particle weapons, or
it could be
that there was still some assembly or tuning of the
phase-pistols
required before they could be issued. Two of
them were available
however, when Captain Archer and Chief Engineer
Commander
Tucker needed them to infiltrate the Suliban Helix
later.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
While not contradicting Worf's statement about the development of
phasers in the
22nd century,
"A Matter of Time" [TNG]
it does go against the appearance of lasers.
"The Cage" and "Where No Man Has Gone Before" [TOS]
A phase-pistol is able to detonate flammable
street lamp oil which (Riaan
explains) ignites at "398 degrees". Archer
seems to adjust some controls(?)
on the right side of the phase-pistol before firing,
implying it has more
than just "stun" and "kill" settings. Phase-pistols
fire orange beams.
"Civilization" [ENT]
This may be the same 'continuous firing' mode used for cutting the
subterranean tree.
"Terra Nova" [ENT]
To see how effective phase pistols fare against
certain alien species, please look
up the references for that particular alien.
During a hostage situation, the terrorists
demand 40 phase pistols from Enterprise;
Reed points out they only have 15.
"Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]
Reloading a
Phase-Pistol...
Phlox, Dr.- SEE: Phlox
Phoenix - The first human vessel
to travel at warp speed. Built by Zephram Cochrane and his
assistant
Lily.
"First Contact" [ST8]
Phonetic Processor - When the
translator wouldn't lock onto Klaang's dialect and the syntax wouldn't
align, Hoshi suggested that they run what they had
through the phonetic processor.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
The phonetic processor had trouble locking onto the
Axanar language. This caused words which
meant "2 days ago" to be mistranslated as "2 years
ago".
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Phosphorus - Chemical element
found in a liquid form in a class-7 gas giant.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Photonic
torpedoes - Their range is over 50 times greateer than
the conventional spatial torpedoes,
and they have a variable yield. They can knock
the com array off a shuttle pod without scratching
the hull, or they can put a three-kilometer crater
into an asteroid. The launch tubes had to be
reconfigured. With three teams working on it,
it was done before they left spacedock. Once that
was accomplished, they needed to be integrated into
the power grid.
"The Expanse" [ENT]
Pierce, Jeffrey
- male. Ensign. Just signed on to Enterprise after the
Xindi mission. He read
every transcript of every mission and thought he was
prepared, and that he knew what to expect.
He was one of the nine crewmen kidnapped by the
Orion Syndicate.
"Borderland" [ENT]
Pineapple - Malcolm Reed's
favorite food.
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
"Pink Skin" - What the Andorians
call humans. And in particular, what the Andorian Shran calls
Archer.
"Cease Fire" [ENT]
Piton - SEE: Rock climbing gear. "The Breach" [ENT]
P'jem - "A remote outpost
on the northern hemisphere" of an unnamed planet, presumably on the
border
of Andorian and Vulcan-controlled or -dominated space. P'Jem is "an
ancient
spiritual retreat, a remote sanctuary for Kolinahr
and peaceful meditation" and
"a place of quiet contemplation". It is referred to
variously as a
temple, sanctuary, monastery and retreat.A Vulcan
monastery used for the Kolinar. Among its founders
nearly 3000 years ago was Master Haadok, whose
mummified remains are kept in the Reliquary in the
catacombs beneath. It is staffed by an order of
monks (less than a dozen Vulcan males under the rule of
an Elder) who live a very simple life, completely
devoid of technology, since it is considered a distraction.
When visiting P'Jem one should not speak to anyone
unless spoken to first. Upon conclusion of a visit, the visitor
is
offered the Stone of J'Kah as a gesture of
salutation to take on their journey. It represents the foundation
of all they
believe - that life has order. The visitor
should accept it, then bow slightly and observe a respectful silence
for
approximately five seconds." P'Jem is also the
sight of first contact between Humans and Andorians. After a commando
squad of Andorian Imperial Guardsmen occupied
P'Jem, Archer discovered a long-range Vulcan sensor array
underneath the monastery. The Vulcans were
operating a covert surveilance operation so they could spy on the
Andorians in violation of
treaty. "The Andorian
Incident" [ENT]
The Andorians gave the Vulcan monks and intelligence
operatives three hours warning before "bombarding" and
destroying the sanctuary at P'Jem. The Vulcan
High Command was displeased and blamed Archer and T'Pol for this
incident which "destabilized an entire
sector". Ambassador Soval was summoned back to Vulcan for
consultation and
in the meantime, Joint Fleet Operations were to be
suspended.
"Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]
Plague - SEE: Terrellian plague
Planetary Classes - SEE: Minshara.
Planetary Nebula - There was an
incident 3 weeks prior to the discovery of Archer's comet, when in a
"planetary nebula", a Vulcan
survey ship (as T'pol identifies it) didn't answer
Enterprise's hails,
and went to
warp.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Planetesimal - Any of numerous
small solid celestial bodies that may have existed at an early stage of
the
development of a stellar system. There were 17
planetesimals in the asteroid field Enterprise was in.
"Shuttlepod One" [ENT]
"Plasma bullet" - T'Pol is
wounded by a "plasma bullet" meant for Sopek.
"Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]
Plasma cannons - After the ship
shudders from the Nausicaan attack, Keene orders the ship to "drop out
of warp" and then prepare the "plasma cannons". (This
does not mean that plasma canons only work
at sublight speeds, as we find out later that the
Nausicaans are armed only with plasma canons as well.
Fortunate's plasma canons knocked out
Enterprise's long range sensors. Getting them back online took
4
hours.
"Fortunate Son" [ENT]
Plasma coils - When Reed ordered
plasma coils they sent him a box of valve sealant instead. From
the
dialog, it would seem that plasma coils are part of
the weapons systems (possibly needed for plasma
canons?)
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Plasma conduits - "Scrubbing
plasma conduits" is often mentioned as a punishment and an undesirable
job.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
Hoshi said that there were plasma conduits running
across the ceiling in her quarters and that they
were noisy. They may not actually be that
noisy since we know from "Broken Bow" that Hoshi
has more sensitive hearing than most. Also
this may even be an entirely made up complaint since
Hoshi was showing Archer how to engage the
Tellarites in insults at the time.
"Babel One" [ENT]
Plasma coolant - A shuttlepod is
blown by wind shear into a cliff face, damaging it. Thruster
damage
and a plasma coolant leak caused the landing to be
aborted.
"Strange New World" [ENT]
Plasma exhaust flow - When a
Xyrillian ship stations itself in the wake of the Enterprise it
constricts
plasma exhaust flow, and causes numerous
malfunctions onboard. Captain Archer ignited the plasma
exhaust to reveal their
ship.
"Unexpected" [ENT]
Plasma exhaust ports - Tucker is
perplexed when he can't find any plasma exhaust ports on the future
ship.
"Future Tense" [ENT]
Plasma feed - Liana warned
Tucker away from a cross-circuited (and hence "live") plasma feed.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Plasma injector
- Ent uses 5 plasma injectors. One beegan malfunctioning, and
they had no spares.
They can run on 4, but certainly not 3. Tucker
insinuated that running at warp speed with only three
injectors on line would be quite bad. The 5
injectors are mounted in a trapezoidal array in a pop-up
frame behind a vertically-sliding panel in
Engineering. Archer had to go to the Kreetassans to get one
(they manufacture them -- their components are
metallurgically sound and dependable and they are
compatible with Enterprise's systems). After
lengthy negotiations, including an apology for his dog's
actions, Archer managed to obtain the replacement
plasma injector, plus 2 spares.
"A Night in Sickbay" [ENT]
In the Captain's Mess, Tucker glances anxiously at
his glass, trembling on the tabletop; he's
uncomfortable about running the "injectors" at
"110%". T'Pol reminds him they're rated at "120%".
"Cease Fire" [ENT]
If three of them are simultaneously overloaded, it
could cause a subspace implosion.
Replacement injectors are kept in Supply Locker C in
the upper level of Engineering.
"Twilight" [ENT]
Damage from an anomaly included three of the plasma
injectors being burned out.
"Proving Ground" [ENT]
Plasma lightning - A
phenomenon known to occur during plasma storms. The Enterprise
was hit by a bolt
of
plasma lightning on the port bow, causing damage to "C-Deck, Subsection
Four"
and causing a power surge in the "impulse relays".
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Plasma network - When Enterprise
catches up to the borgified transprot ship, it transmits an activation
sequence. The Borg circuitry placed near the plasma
regulators earlier comes to life and disrupts the
Enterprise's plasma
network.
"Regeneration" [ENT]
Plasma
regulators - The plasma regulators are in Maintenance shaft
C, junction 12. When their
operation is interfered with by two "borgified"
Tarkaleans, the warp field begins to destabilize.
Later, Tucker finds that they almost overloaded the
regulators.
"Regeneration" [ENT]
Plasma Relays
- Mayweather reports the warp field fluctuaating. Blue arcs
suddenly erupt from
the warp core to the bulkheads; Tucker reports that
"half the plasma relays just reversed polarity."
We see what appear to be electrical discharges from
the top of the warp reactor which apparently
are a result of the malfunction. Tucker tried
to shut off the reactor but it wasn't cooperating.
When main power went down, Enterprise finally
dropped from warp as its nacelles flicker and dim.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Plasma residue - Zobral's warp
injectors were full of plasma residue which was the reason his craft
was
adrift and in distress. Zobral confessed to
neglecting routine maintenance. And thanked Enterprise
for taking time to help him with something so
trivial.
"Desert Crossing" [ENT]
Plasma rifle - Tucker reports
that one of the things that the Osaarian raiders took was a case of
plasma
rifles.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Plasma storms - Enterprise
encountered a plasma storm while investigating a stellar nursery.
The
Enterprise had encountered plasma storms on two
previous occasions. Captain Fraddock told them
to avoid it. It got to be a bumpy ride and
there was plasma lightning. Plasma storms are a common
occurance in the vicinity of the Agasoria nebula.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Plasma torch - Reed uses a
"plasma torch" (silver cylinder, emits pale blue beam) to carve eyes
and smiley-
mouth, then shoves the torch in as a nose for the
snowman which Mayweather built.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Plasma, warp - SEE: Warp Plasma.
Plasma weapon - The shuttlepod
fires orange bursts ("plasma weapons") from two emitters, the
rectangular
features on each side of the
nose. "Shadows of
P'Jem" [ENT]
Plating - SEE: Hull plating
Platinum - The mine foreman
wanted a half liter of liquid platinum in trade to see the Xindi miner.
Since the lining of the ship's antimatter relays are
all coated with a platinum-cobalt alloy, Trip was able
to strip down 200 of them and separate the metals to
get a half-liter of liquified platinum. Liquified
platinum is volatile above 30 degrees Centigrade.
"The Xindi" [ENT]
Plomeek - SEE: Vulcan food
Plume of Agosoria, Great - SEE: Agosoria
Pod - An abbreviated name for a
number of small vessels. SEE: Escape-pod; Inspection-pod
; Lifepod;
Shuttlepod.
It could also refer to an antimatter storage device
- SEE: Antimatter
Stoorage Pod.
Pok Tar - SEE: Vulcan food
Polaric field - SEE: Particles, Polaric/Polaron.
Polarize - SEE: Hull plating
Polycoccyx astrix - One of the
most virulent space dwelling microbes, "Polycoccyx astrix", is found
inside grains of interstellar dust. Dr. Phlox
once discovered a colony on the hull of a ship.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Polyduranium - Enterprise
encounters a sphere with a portal made of polyduranium - the same
material
as the hull of the Osaarian ship that attacked them
earlier. It is likely the portal was added to the
sphere by the Osaarian pirates.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Port - SEE: Umbilical port, Docking port
Portal, Time - SEE: Time Portal
Porter, ensign
- male. Switched quarters with Hoshi Sato.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Porthos - SEE: Porthos
Positron flow (stream) - A
purple robed humanoid asks about "positron
flow in the dilithium
matrix".
Trip answers that a series of "magnetic
constrictors" align the "positron
stream", with automatic backups
if any escape. During testing, both primary
and backups were momentarily lost, and "about a billion"
positrons
drilled through three decks, almost causing a hull breach. A
technical fix took a month to
implement.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Power Cell
- Reed directs Archer to use the "power celll" of the "hyperspanner" to
fool the mine's
arming circuit. It's a clear tube with a
red-glowing interior [as seen in a prior ep inside a phase-pistol].
"Minefield" [ENT]
It is the same unit used for power inside a
phase-pistol. SEE: Reloading
a Phase-Pistol
Power couplings - Tucker and
Reed had to replace power couplings after the Mazarite ship damaged
them.
The damage was mostly from a direct hit to
Engineering, subsection 12 so this might be where the couplings
were
located.
"Fallen Hero" [ENT]
Power, Emergency - SEE: Emergency Power.
Power grid - Tucker realigned
the main power grid in order to increase the deflector pulse
threefold, maybe
four, but it was going to fry just about every
system onboard ship.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Power relay -
"Power relay J-37" malfunctioned. Daniels used a brass
knuckle-like device to pass
through the bulkhead to repair the relay. Relay J-37 is inside
the
bulkhead shown in the picture.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
In August 2151, Trip and Reed spent a couple of
hours together, swapping out the
power relays in the Armory.
"Silent Enemy" [ENT]
Prah Mantoos (Joseph Hindy) -
humanoid who appeared to be the leader of the pilgrim-celebrants
on their way to see the Great Plume of Agosoria.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Preenos - the warlords of
Preenos test their courage with a spice called Hajjlaran.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Prefrontal Cortex - Klaang's
prefrontal cortex was hyperstimulated causing his conversation to not
make
any
sense.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Priaxate - Suggested by Dr.
Phlox to ease the symptoms of the Valakian illness, at least
temporarily.
"Dear Doctor" [ENT]
Primary Systems - ENT's "primary
systems" include warp engines and weapons, but apparently not
impulse or (some?) sensors. Some systems can
be restored, even without (power from?) the warp
core: e.g. the transceiver, and torpedo launchers.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Prime rib
- Beef roast prepared aboard Enterpriise.
"Vox Sola" [ENT]
Prime rib was served on Wednesday nights, and was a
favorite of Commander Tucker's.
"Desert Crossing" [ENT]
Pri'nam - Religious title used
by the Triannon.
SEE: Triannon
Individuals - D'Jamat.
"Chosen Realm" [ENT]
Probe, Xindi - A probe fires at
Earth creating a path of destruction 4000 kilometers long from Florida
to Venezuela before it crashes in central
Asia. The death toll reaches 7 million people including
Commander Tucker‘s younger sister Elizabeth.
Future Guy warns Archer that this was only a test run
by the Xindi who have discovered Earth will destroy
them in 400 years. Another probe is being built
that will destroy Earth. If they succeed it will
contaminate the timeline. Archer must stop it from
happening.
"The Expanse" [ENT]
Procyon Five - Site of a
monumental event in history (ca. 2554) - a significant battle where the
Federation engages the Sphere-builders and drives
them back into their trans-dimensional realm.
"Azati Prime" [ENT]
Profile Report - According to
the Profile Report that Reed read on the Klingons, they sharpen their
teeth
before going into
battle.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Protein Resequencer - A device
which can be programmed to make various kinds of foods.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Protocysteine spore - An
infection picked up by Trip and T'Pol while at the Rigel X trade
complex.
It was cured by a decon gel supplied by Dr. Phlox.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Protostar - Very young star,
still forming out of its nebula.
Enterprise discovered a protostar that wasn't on the
Vulcan starcharts.
"The Andorian Incident" [ENT]
Protostar neutron burst - SEE:
Agosoria, Great Plume of.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Proxima colony - After the
incident where a group of Augments captured a Klingon bird of prey and
killed their crew, a Klingon warship was spotted
near Proxima colony. Admiral Forrest thought that
they could have been conducting reconnaissance for a
future strike on Earth.
"Borderland" [ENT]
Pulsar grid - A stellar map
using pulsars as reference points. Archer transmitted a pulsar
grid to the
Axanar ship to try to communicate the location of
earth.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Pulse rifle, Class 3 - A
classification of weaponry. Ensign Sato is rated on class three
pulse rifles.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
The rifle in the picture has been seen and used
in Enterprise.
It is likely this is a pulse rifle. The
rifle fires bolts rather than beams. The prop
is a redress of the Jem'Hadar disruptor rifle,
which itself had appeared in the
1st-season DS9 episode "Captive Pursuit;"
Presumably, the Hunters in that episode purchased or
borrowed the design from the Dominion.
Purging - There are systems on
the ship that require 'purging' from time to time to keep them clean
and operating efficiently. SEE: Impulse
manifold
Pycan Space Moth
- Phlox had heard of a Pycan space moth thaat drifted half a light year
trying to
return to its homeworld... but he doesn't believe it
had a name.
"Doctor's Orders" [ENT]
Pyrithian Bat
- An animal kept in Sickbay by Dr. Phlox.&nnbsp; He won't eat
anything once its dead, so
Dr. Phlox was considering feeding "Sluggo" to it.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Dr. Phlox sometimes talks to his bat, much like
Archer talks to Porthos.
"Dear Doctor" [ENT]
Dr. Phlox allowed Liana to feed his bat.
"Oasis" [ENT]
Pyritic Radiation - SEE: Particles and Radiation - Pyritic.
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