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+ | '''Smog''', according to [[Science Officer]] [[Spock]], is the presence of moderately "industrialized pollution containing substantial amounts of carbon monoxide and partially consumed hydrocarbons." He made this statement after conducting a [[tricorder]] scan of the [[planet]] [[892 IV]], and noted that its composition was similar to the [[atmosphere]] found on [[20th century]] [[Earth]]. [[Chief Medical Officer|Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy]] noted that a colloquial term describing the phenomenon is "smog." ({{TOS|Bread and Circuses}}) |
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Revision as of 21:33, 29 November 2010
Smog, according to Science Officer Spock, is the presence of moderately "industrialized pollution containing substantial amounts of carbon monoxide and partially consumed hydrocarbons." He made this statement after conducting a tricorder scan of the planet 892 IV, and noted that its composition was similar to the atmosphere found on 20th century Earth. Doctor Leonard McCoy noted that a colloquial term describing the phenomenon is "smog." (TOS: "Bread and Circuses")