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| − | One '''dyne''' |
+ | One '''dyne''' was a unit of measurement defined as the force that accelerated a mass of one gram at the rate of one centimeter per second squared. One dyne was equal to 2.2481{{exp|−6}} pounds of force, or 10<sup>−5</sup> newtons. |
== Comparative list of force == |
== Comparative list of force == |
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;1 kilodyne = 1 thousand dynes |
;1 kilodyne = 1 thousand dynes |
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| − | * [[The Doctor]]s [[bio-temporal chamber]] produced a field stress of '''25 kilodynes''' during the initial test on [[Kes]], before raising it to '''30 kilodynes'''. ({{VOY|Before and After}}) |
+ | * [[The Doctor]]'s [[bio-temporal chamber]] produced a field stress of '''25 kilodynes''' during the initial test on [[Kes]], before raising it to '''30 kilodynes'''. ({{VOY|Before and After}}) |
* The integrity field stress caused by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} attempting to escape from the [[cosmic string fragment]] exceeded '''82 million kilodynes.''' ({{TNG|The Loss}}) |
* The integrity field stress caused by the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} attempting to escape from the [[cosmic string fragment]] exceeded '''82 million kilodynes.''' ({{TNG|The Loss}}) |
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;1 teradyne = 1 trillion dynes |
;1 teradyne = 1 trillion dynes |
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* A [[Borg]] [[transwarp coil]] required a minimum of '''30 teradynes''' to maintain a [[transwarp conduit]], which was more than could be provided by the ''[[Delta Flyer]]''{{'}}s emergency power. ({{VOY|Dark Frontier}}) |
* A [[Borg]] [[transwarp coil]] required a minimum of '''30 teradynes''' to maintain a [[transwarp conduit]], which was more than could be provided by the ''[[Delta Flyer]]''{{'}}s emergency power. ({{VOY|Dark Frontier}}) |
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| − | * During their encounter with a |
+ | * During their encounter with a binary pulsar the {{USS|Voyager}}'s hull stress was noted at '''45 teradynes''' and rising, eventually exceeding the vessel's designed maximum tolerance. ({{VOY|Scientific Method}}) |
| − | * The [[warp core]] of the |
+ | * The [[warp core]] of the USS ''Voyager'' was "''fueled by a [[matter]]/[[antimatter]] reaction, which produces a maximum output of '''4,000 teradynes''' per second providing [[faster-than-light]] propulsion.''" ({{VOY|Drone}}) |
| + | * The [[MIDAS array]] could direct a tachyon beam onto a pulsar which could produce [[gravimetric]] surges of 5 million teradynes''.'' ({{VOY|Pathfinder}}) |
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== External link == |
== External link == |
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* {{Wikipedia}} |
* {{Wikipedia}} |
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Revision as of 16:39, 2 May 2016
One dyne was a unit of measurement defined as the force that accelerated a mass of one gram at the rate of one centimeter per second squared. One dyne was equal to 2.2481×10−6 pounds of force, or 10−5 newtons.
Comparative list of force
- 1 kilodyne = 1 thousand dynes
- The Doctor's bio-temporal chamber produced a field stress of 25 kilodynes during the initial test on Kes, before raising it to 30 kilodynes. (VOY: "Before and After")
- The integrity field stress caused by the USS Enterprise-D attempting to escape from the cosmic string fragment exceeded 82 million kilodynes. (TNG: "The Loss")
- 1 teradyne = 1 trillion dynes
- A Borg transwarp coil required a minimum of 30 teradynes to maintain a transwarp conduit, which was more than could be provided by the Delta Flyer's emergency power. (VOY: "Dark Frontier")
- During their encounter with a binary pulsar the USS Voyager's hull stress was noted at 45 teradynes and rising, eventually exceeding the vessel's designed maximum tolerance. (VOY: "Scientific Method")
- The warp core of the USS Voyager was "fueled by a matter/antimatter reaction, which produces a maximum output of 4,000 teradynes per second providing faster-than-light propulsion." (VOY: "Drone")
- The MIDAS array could direct a tachyon beam onto a pulsar which could produce gravimetric surges of 5 million teradynes. (VOY: "Pathfinder")