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One water table that was specifically known was that which was found on [[Velara III]]. It was a very thin ribbon between the sandy surface soil and harder rock layers below. ({{TNG|Home Soil}}) |
One water table that was specifically known was that which was found on [[Velara III]]. It was a very thin ribbon between the sandy surface soil and harder rock layers below. ({{TNG|Home Soil}}) |
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| − | In [[2366]], [[Beta Agni II]]'s water table was decontaminated of [[tricyanate]] [[poison]]ing unnaturally quickly by the introduction of [[hytritium]]. This pointed the finger of suspicion at [[Kivas Fajo]], who had [[sabotage]]d the water table. ({{TNG|The Most Toys}}) |
+ | In [[2366]], [[Beta Agni II]]'s water table was decontaminated of [[tricyanate]] [[poison]]ing unnaturally quickly by the introduction of [[hytritium]]. This pointed the finger of suspicion at [[Kivas Fajo]], who had indeed [[sabotage]]d the water table. ({{TNG|The Most Toys}}) |
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A water table is a geological layer on a planet. Comprised of water, this layer was a key precondition to supporting life on Class M world. The ability to access and exploit the water table was a key part of the Federation's terraforming process.
One water table that was specifically known was that which was found on Velara III. It was a very thin ribbon between the sandy surface soil and harder rock layers below. (TNG: "Home Soil")
In 2366, Beta Agni II's water table was decontaminated of tricyanate poisoning unnaturally quickly by the introduction of hytritium. This pointed the finger of suspicion at Kivas Fajo, who had indeed sabotaged the water table. (TNG: "The Most Toys")