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* Commonly used in [[Hirogen]] starship hull construction (VOY: "Hunters", "Prey"; DS9 Novel: ''Demons of Air and Darkness'') | * Commonly used in [[Hirogen]] starship hull construction (VOY: "Hunters", "Prey"; DS9 Novel: ''Demons of Air and Darkness'') | ||
* Incredibly resistant to weapons fire (VOY: "Prey") | * Incredibly resistant to weapons fire (VOY: "Prey") | ||
* High density leads to natural scattering of most sensor and targeting beams (VOY: "Hunters") | * High density leads to natural scattering of most [[sensor]] and targeting beams (VOY: "Hunters") | ||
* ''Presumably related to [[tritanium]] and/or [[titanium]]'' | |||
[[Category:Elements]] | [[Category:Elements]] | ||
[[Category:Metals]] | [[Category:Metals]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:39, 30 December 2021
- Incredibly dense metallic alloy
- Commonly used in Hirogen starship hull construction (VOY: "Hunters", "Prey"; DS9 Novel: Demons of Air and Darkness)
- Incredibly resistant to weapons fire (VOY: "Prey")
- High density leads to natural scattering of most sensor and targeting beams (VOY: "Hunters")
- Presumably related to tritanium and/or titanium