Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Star Trek Questions and Answers.

Here are four Star Trek Questions and Answers to satisfy any inquisitive minds still reeling about yesterdays Trekker Quiz. I didn't make it hard did I? A little birdy is telling me Star Trek technobabble has run its course, although I think its fair to say the questions are fairly straight forward and easy to understand..... Yes, I feel really pleased about that.


1. How many Photon torpedoes could a federation starship simultaneously launch from a single photon torpedo tube?

Answer: C. 10.

2. How many Phaser banks does Captain Jean Luc Picard's flagship U.S.S. Enterprise NCC 1701-D have?

Answer: A. 10.


3. PADD was a handheld information unit used by Starfleet personnel aboard Federation starships. What does the acronym stand for?

Answer: Personal Access Display Device.

4.Pattern enhancers were used by Starfleet landing parties during transport missions to amplify the beam up signal and lock on any object contained in their triangular formation. How many Pattern enhancers were generally used in Star Trek The Next Generation and Voyager?

Answer: B. 3.

Enjoy your Star Trekking.

8 comments:

Jeffrey Beesler said...

I got here too late to take part in the quiz, but it's cool learning all about the things from a franchise I really enjoyed. The only question I might've gotten would be the pattern enhancer one, and that would only be after long deliberation.

Great Q&A!

Anonymous said...

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Spacerguy said...

Thanks Jeffrey.

C R Ward said...

I'm sorry I missed your quiz yesterday, I'm such a Trekkie!

Elizabeth Mueller said...

WOw, thanks for answering them. I'd have to watch them episode in order to revive me memory banks!

♥.•*¨Elizabeth¨*•.♥

Spacerguy said...

No worries. Just remember to keep a lookout for those Klingons off the starboard bow!

GeekGirl452 said...

I am interested in knowing what you call a type of planet that is habitable by humans or humanoids. It's a "class ___" planet is the phrase I remember hearing with a letter from the alphabet in the blank, but I am at a loss as to what it is.

Spacerguy said...

Class M planets are considered suitable for humanoid life or Colonization in Star Trek. Its why Spock or Scotty always runs a scan before beaming down a landing party. Surface water with a nitrogen rich atmosphere, oxygen and trace elements are usually abundant along with extensive vegetation, animal life, and sometimes occasional carbon based native humanoids.

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