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Helium fusion enhancement was at the center of [[Doctor]] [[Timicin]]'s studies to re-vitalize the [[Kaelon sun]]. ({{TNG|Half a Life}}) |
Helium fusion enhancement was at the center of [[Doctor]] [[Timicin]]'s studies to re-vitalize the [[Kaelon sun]]. ({{TNG|Half a Life}}) |
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| − | During the late [[2360s]] the Romulans began doing experiments with [[trilithium]] weapons. This technology, which could be used as a nuclear inhibitor, was capable of stopping fusion within a |
+ | During the late [[2360s]] the Romulans began doing experiments with [[trilithium]] weapons. This technology, which could be used as a nuclear inhibitor, was capable of stopping fusion within a star. As of [[2370]], they were unable to stabilized it. However, [[El-Aurian]] [[scientist]], [[Doctor]] Tolian Soran]], was able to create such a weapon, which he used to crew a quantum implosion in [[Amargosa]] star. ({{film|7}}) |
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Nuclear fusion is a physical reaction that can be harnessed as a form of power generation; it is the very process which causes stars to shine.
Helium fusion enhancement was at the center of Doctor Timicin's studies to re-vitalize the Kaelon sun. (TNG: "Half a Life")
During the late 2360s the Romulans began doing experiments with trilithium weapons. This technology, which could be used as a nuclear inhibitor, was capable of stopping fusion within a star. As of 2370, they were unable to stabilized it. However, El-Aurian scientist, Doctor Tolian Soran]], was able to create such a weapon, which he used to crew a quantum implosion in Amargosa star. (Star Trek Generations)