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In that year, the ''Jenolan'' [[crash landing|crashed]] on the surface of a previously-undiscovered [[Dyson sphere]]. Along with former Starfleet [[officer]] [[Montgomery Scott]], who was a passenger on board the ''Jenolan'' bound for the [[Norpin colony]], Franklin was the only survivor. Realizing that they did not have enough supplies to wait for a rescue, Scott conceived the idea of locking the [[transporter]] [[pattern buffer]] into a [[diagnostic]] cycle, and then cross-connecting the buffer to the [[phase inducer]]s to provide a regenerative power source. This effectively allowed Scott and Franklin to survive in a state of [[suspended animation]] in a dematerialized state until they could be rescued. This innovation proved successful for Scott, who was rescued by the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} [[2369|75 years later]], but Franklin's pattern had degraded 53 percent due to the failure of one of the inducers. ({{TNG|Relics}}) |
In that year, the ''Jenolan'' [[crash landing|crashed]] on the surface of a previously-undiscovered [[Dyson sphere]]. Along with former Starfleet [[officer]] [[Montgomery Scott]], who was a passenger on board the ''Jenolan'' bound for the [[Norpin colony]], Franklin was the only survivor. Realizing that they did not have enough supplies to wait for a rescue, Scott conceived the idea of locking the [[transporter]] [[pattern buffer]] into a [[diagnostic]] cycle, and then cross-connecting the buffer to the [[phase inducer]]s to provide a regenerative power source. This effectively allowed Scott and Franklin to survive in a state of [[suspended animation]] in a dematerialized state until they could be rescued. This innovation proved successful for Scott, who was rescued by the crew of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} [[2369|75 years later]], but Franklin's pattern had degraded 53 percent due to the failure of one of the inducers. ({{TNG|Relics}}) |
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Revision as of 06:33, 5 November 2015
Matt Franklin was a Starfleet ensign serving aboard the USS Jenolan in 2294.
In that year, the Jenolan crashed on the surface of a previously-undiscovered Dyson sphere. Along with former Starfleet officer Montgomery Scott, who was a passenger on board the Jenolan bound for the Norpin colony, Franklin was the only survivor. Realizing that they did not have enough supplies to wait for a rescue, Scott conceived the idea of locking the transporter pattern buffer into a diagnostic cycle, and then cross-connecting the buffer to the phase inducers to provide a regenerative power source. This effectively allowed Scott and Franklin to survive in a state of suspended animation in a dematerialized state until they could be rescued. This innovation proved successful for Scott, who was rescued by the crew of the USS Enterprise-D 75 years later, but Franklin's pattern had degraded 53 percent due to the failure of one of the inducers. (TNG: "Relics")