"Wages of Fear"
- A classic French thriller movie made in 1953. It was one of
many movies
available aboard
Enterprise.
"Vox Sola" [ENT]
Walker - He
called the bridge to report that Engineering was secure but that they
probably hadn't
seen the end of the Sphere-builders who were trying
to disable their ship.
"Zero Hour" [ENT]
Warp - Trip distracts the
computer on the alien repair station with a comment about duranium pins
failing if they "jump to
warp". "Dead Stop"
[ENT]
Warp coil
- Part of the warp drive located in the nacelles. Energized
Plasma is injected into them
creating a "subspace displacement field" (i.e. the
warp field).
"Cold Front" [ENT]
3 warp coils is one of the "compensation options"
that the alien repair station will accept. Presumably
because warp coils cannot
be or are very hard to replicate.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
The warp coils take awhile to charge, but no more
than 20 minutes, tops.
"The Catwalk" [ENT]
The primary warp coil was "fried" during the
Xindi-Reptilian attack at Azati Prime. To rebuild it
from scratch would take a
couple of weeks if they had the parts... which they didn't.
Instead of
rebuilding it, Enterprise
ended up stealing one from another ship. The alien warp
coil was tied
into the alien's injector
system and could not be transported out without damaging their ship's
engines. It needed to
be decoupled by hand - a process which took about ten minutes once the
forcefield around the coil
was disabled. With a few tweaks it fit right into Enterprise's
system,
allowing the Enterprise a
top speed of warp 3.2.
"Damage" [ENT]
Warp drive - Primary propulsion
system used by most faster-than-light (FTL) interstellar spacecraft.
On Earth, Warp drive was invented by Zefram Cochrane
in 2063.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
Warp factor - A number quantifying a faster than light "speed". SEE: Warp Speed FAQ
Warp Field Theorist - One of the
pilgrims (Silik) claims to be a "warp field theorist".
"Cold Front" [ENT]
Warp Five Facility- Facility on
Earth that was founded in 2119 to develop the warp five engine
proposed by Zephram Cochrane
and Henry Archer. That endeavor was successfully achieved
in 2151 with the launch of
Enterprise.
Cochrane's
dedication speech: "On this site, a powerful engine will be built.
An engine that will
someday help us to travel...
a hundred times faster than we can today. Imagine it... thousands
of inhabited planets at our
fingertips. And we'll be able to explore those strange new worlds...
and seek out new life and
new civilizations... This engine will let us go boldly where no man
has gone
before."
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
The facility is located outside Bozeman,
Montana. Archer was taken there by his father at age 8,
where he met such scientists
as Tasaki, and Cochrane.
"Singularity" [ENT]
Warp Injector - Zobral's warp
injectors were clogged with plasma residue disabling his vessel.
"Desert Crossing" [ENT]
Warp
Injector Casings - Hauling spent warp injector casings is an
unpopular job which Menos
used as a cover for his smuggling operations.
Spent casings are dangerous, and if proper precautions
are not taken when handling them, a form of
radiation sickness can result which increases one's
hemolytic cell
count.
"The Seventh" [ENT]
Warp Plasma - A special type of
plasma used in the warp engines.
One of the "compensation options" the alien repair
station will accept is 200-liters of "warp plasma".
Presumably because warp plasma cannot be
replicated. Trip advised Archer against parting with
parts they can't replace, but thinks they can spare
the plasma, so that is what he chose as payment.
Later, Trip wheels a platform with four large metal
canisters (marked "warp plasma") into the
reception room. They were actually a remote
detonated bomb - part of a plan to escape the repair-
station.
"Dead Stop" [ENT]
Warp Power chart - When Phlox is
studying how to start the warp engines, one of the windows displays
a warp-power chart, as seen in the TNG:TM.
There's a red line, with four exponential peaks,
repeatedly crossing a yellow curve with a distinct
S-bend. It's embedded within a wide band of blue.
There are yellow circles at the tip of the second
and third spikes, and where the third spike crosses
the yellow
curve.
"Doctor's Orders" [ENT]
Warp Reactor
- The common name for the Gravimetric FField Displacement
Manifold. One can think
of
it as a "great big engine" but instead of using electricity or chemical
fuel
it runs on antimatter.
It is the core of the warp drive system.
The dilithium
matrix is part of the reactor assembly.
"Cold Front" [ENT]
The Warp Reactor has eight major components.
"Desert Crossing" [ENT]
The procedures for restarting the reactor are in the
database. Output must
be confined to within 300 and 312 millicochranes to
prevent fusion of the dilithium
matrix unless the
spatial-compression index is greater than 5.62% or
the ship is within two parsecs of a Class-C
gravimetricfield distortion. The plasma relays
must be closed before beginning the start-up sequence.
Deuterium pressure must be brought up to at least
nominal readings, and the antimatter constrictor
coils must be online. When the warp reactor is
engaged the intermix should remain stable. And an
alarm will sound if the particle confinement needs
to be increased. This can be accomplished by
increasing power to the magnetic constriction
coils. When the field stabilizes and is holding, the
warp engines can be
engaged.
"Doctor's Orders" [ENT]
SEE Also: Gravimetric Field Displacement
Warp Signature - Shran used
Enterprise's warp signature which they got during their last encounter
to find them inside the
Expanse. "Proving
Ground" [ENT]
Warp Trail - A trail of
emissions that is left behind by a ship moving at warp speeds. It
can be often
used to track where a ship has gone. A streak
of light can sometimes be seen behind a ship that has
just gone to warp. This is also called the
warp trail. Enterprise can be seen to have a bluish-white
streak behind it at times. The Klingon ship
Bortas followed the rebel's warp trail to a ringed planet
and find that the rebel ship is docked with an
unknown ship (the Enterprise).
"Judgment" [ENT]
SEE Also: Warp Signature.
Water Polo - A water sport with
two teams of swimmers, each of which try to pass a ball into the other
team's goal. Archer is quite fond of this
sport.
Archer throws a ball to Reed, with comments about
the sport. He wishes Enterprise had a pool onboard.
"Strange New World" [ENT]
During his senior year at school [high school,
college, Starfleet Academy?], Archer was a member [captain?]
of the [men's?] water polo team. He was
determined that they could win every game, and they did, going
on to the North American finals against Princeton
[at least; possibly to the finals above that]. He's still a
fan of the sport [or possibly just those games that
feature his favorite schools]. He watched a match of
Stanford vs. Texas with Commander Tucker. He
again wishes that Enterprise had a pool onboard.
"Vox Sola" [ENT]
Weapons Array - T'Pol orders the
alien ship's "weapons array" targeted.
"Civilization" [ENT]
Weapons Lockers - Storage area
for handheld weapons aboard the Enterprise.
There are 14 weapons lockers on Enterprise.
"Rogue Planet" [ENT]
All 14 of them were emptied by a Ferengi boarding
party.
"Acquisition" [ENT]
Weapons Platform - Reed notes
that the alien ship has multiple "weapons platforms".
"Civilization" [ENT]
Weapons Signs - Indications of
weapons on another ship.
"Future Tense" [ENT]
Weapons Test - Reed conducts a
weapons test in which they fire some real torpedos at some asteroids
to determine the cause of a malfunction in the
targeting system.
"Fight or Flight" [ENT]
Webb, George - During the camp
out in Strange New World, Mayweather tells a ghost story about
George Webb. SEE: Ghost
Story .
Whip, Ferengi Neural - SEE: Ferengi Neural Whip
Williams, Commander (Jim
Fitzpatrick) - Human male. 50's. A somewhat temperammental Starfleet
officer who serves as attaché to Admiral Forrest. The
character is named in honor
of TOS actor William Shatner.
"Broken Bow" [ENT]
He was present at Archer's debriefing after the
Xindi mission.
"Home" [ENT]
Witty, Gabrielle
- Fourth grade student, in Ms. Malvin'ss class at Worley
Elementary, who asked
a question for the crew of the Enterprise about
whether germs could live in space.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
Winston Churchill - Hoshi picked
up a speech by Winston Churchill on the radio in the alternate timeline
where he says: "As to the youth of all the Britons,
I say, you cannot stop. There is no halting-place
at this point. We have now reached a point in
the journey where there can be no pause. We must go on.
It must be world anarchy or world order."
"Storm Front, part 1" [ENT]
Woods -
MACO. male. Reed addresses him by name.
"Anomaly" [ENT]
Repels Xindi-Reptilian borders in alternate
timeline.
"Twilight" [ENT]
Part of landing party.
"Northstar" [ENT]
Seen being locked up by a Triannon hijacker, along
with Ryan, then later in Engineering with Archer.
"Chosen Realm" [ENT]
Smirks as Degra gets conned.
"Strategem" [ENT]
He was one of the volunteers chosen by Reed to go on
the mission to destroy the Xindi weapon.
"Countdown" [ENT]
World War III - A nuclear war
that devastated much of Earth during the mid-21st century. Some
37
million people died in the
conflict. "Bread and Circuses" [TOS]
In the post-atomic horror after this conflict
(around 2079), much of Earth reverted to a barbaric
state, and legal systems were adopted that ended
many individual rights including the right to legal
counsel.
"Encounter at Farpoint, part 1" [TNG]
Earth was still recovering from World War III in the
early 22nd century. One philosopher of the time
was Liam Dieghan, founder of the
Neo-Transcendentalist movement. Dieghan advocated a return to
a simpler life, one more in harmony with nature.
"Up the Long Ladder" [TNG]
Worley Elementary
- School located in Kenmare, County Kerrry, Ireland. Students
from Ms. Malvin’s
class sent artwork and letters to the crew of the
S.S. Enterprise.
"Breaking the Ice" [ENT]
World Cup - In Spring of 2152,
Archer mentioned that England has reached the World Cup (soccer)
finals.
"Minefield" [ENT]
"Wraith" - What the Eska call
the telepathic lifeforms indigenous to Dakala which they hunt for
sport.
They also had shape-shifting abilities which made them hard to find on
sensors.
The Eska found that when they were afraid they
emitted a chemical
signature that they could track. Captain
Archer helped the creatures
cover their tracks since one of them appeared to him
and asked for
his help. The female wraith was never
given a name, but was played
by Stephanie Niznik.
"Rogue Planet" [ENT]
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