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+ | A '''duodynetic field core''' was part of a [[mnemonic memory circuit]]. Stranded in [[1930]], [[Spock]] proposed creating one as part of a complex mechanism for retrieving information stored in his [[tricorder]] – information vital to determining how [[Leonard McCoy]] had altered history and erased the [[Federation]]. Unfortunately, the combined salaries of [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] and Spock were the only resources available to them. At that time, [[platinum]] was a precious metal, and not common – a block of several pounds, necessary for such a core, was far beyond their means. ({{TOS|The City on the Edge of Forever}}) |
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Revision as of 10:04, 25 January 2015
A duodynetic field core was part of a mnemonic memory circuit. Stranded in 1930, Spock proposed creating one as part of a complex mechanism for retrieving information stored in his tricorder – information vital to determining how Leonard McCoy had altered history and erased the Federation. Unfortunately, the combined salaries of Kirk and Spock were the only resources available to them. At that time, platinum was a precious metal, and not common – a block of several pounds, necessary for such a core, was far beyond their means. (TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever")