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| − | A '''grapefruit''' was a citrus fruit native to [[Earth]]. The fruit was used for [[transporter]] experimentation due to its small size, lack of complex detail, and that the fruit wasn't a living being. |
+ | A '''grapefruit''' was a citrus fruit native to [[Earth]]. The fruit was used for [[transporter]] experimentation due to its small size, lack of complex detail, and that the fruit wasn't a living being. |
| − | In [[2258]], |
+ | In [[2258]], {{alt|Montgomery Scott}} said that transporting a grapefruit from one [[planet]] to another in the same [[star system]] vie [[transwarp beaming]] was easy. However, according to Scott, transporting a larger item, such as a [[dog]] or a [[Human]], was more tricky. ({{film|11}}) |
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Revision as of 12:06, 3 July 2013
AT: "ar" A grapefruit was a citrus fruit native to Earth. The fruit was used for transporter experimentation due to its small size, lack of complex detail, and that the fruit wasn't a living being.
In 2258, Montgomery Scott said that transporting a grapefruit from one planet to another in the same star system vie transwarp beaming was easy. However, according to Scott, transporting a larger item, such as a dog or a Human, was more tricky. (Star Trek)