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| + | The "'''Silver Blood'''" was a [[biomimetic lifeform]] from a [[Class Y planet|Y Class "demon"]] [[planet]] in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. Appearing as metallic [[liquid]] in its natural state, this [[deuterium]] [[lifeform]] had the ability to change itself into that which it came into physical contact with, be it [[Biology|biological]] or [[Technology|technological]]. |
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| + | [[File:Demon class copies.jpg|thumb|left|Silver Blood copies of the ''Voyager'' crew.]] |
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| + | The Silver Blood was encountered by the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}} in [[2374]]. While attempting to mine the Silver Blood for deuterium, [[Tom Paris]] and [[Harry Kim]] came into contact with the substance and were [[Doppelgänger|duplicated]] down to their [[engram|memories]], [[Starfleet uniform]]s and [[combadge]]s, but were unable to survive in a [[Class M]] environment. Upon duplicating the [[Human]]s, the Silver Blood became sentient for the first time and quickly hungered for more. Holding ''Voyager'' physically hostage on the surface of its [[homeworld]], the Silver Blood copy of Kim negotiated to have [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] give over samples of her crew's [[DNA]] so that they could be copied. She agreed and ''Voyager'' was allowed to leave with a supply of deuterium. ({{VOY|Demon}}) |
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| + | == USS ''Voyager'' == |
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| + | [[File:Silver Blood Voyager.jpg|thumb|The Silver Blood USS ''Voyager'' losing cohesion.]] |
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| + | By [[2375]], the Silver Blood had replicated ''Voyager'' itself, including its [[computer]] memory and programs, as well as [[The Doctor]]. By this time, the crew was able to breathe [[oxygen]] and had forgotten that they were copies of the original ''Voyager'' crew. Traveling across the [[Delta Quadrant]] while trying to return to [[Earth]], which they thought was home, the crew had invented or acquired an enhanced [[warp drive]]. While the effect of this new [[warp core]] had no harmful side-effects on [[cell (biology)|cellular]] life, it did however cause all people and objects made of the Silver Blood to eventually break down and die, striking first the engineering staff and subsequently spreading. Having discovered their true nature, the crew tried to land on another Y class planet, only to be thwarted by the planet's claimants. Setting a course for their original homeworld, the crew made a [[log buoy]] detailing their history for others to find from non-Silver Blood components, but it was destroyed in the [[torpedo tube]] before it could be launched. The ship and remaining crew literally fell apart in sight of the real USS ''Voyager''; all hands were lost and the real ''Voyager'' never knew of the fate or even the existence of its counterpart. ({{VOY|Course: Oblivion}}) |
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| + | File:Janeway biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[Kathryn Janeway]] |
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| + | File:Chakotay biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[Chakotay]] |
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| + | File:B'Elanna biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[B'Elanna Torres]] |
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| + | File:Paris biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[Tom Paris]] |
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| + | File:Neelix biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[Neelix]] |
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| + | File:Doctor biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[The Doctor]] |
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| + | File:Tuvok biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[Tuvok]] |
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| + | File:Seven biomimetic copy.jpg|Silver Blood [[Seven of Nine]] |
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| + | File:Demon class copy Kim.jpg|Silver Blood [[Harry Kim]] |
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Revision as of 21:39, 7 June 2010
Silver Blood
The "Silver Blood" was a biomimetic lifeform from a Y Class "demon" planet in the Delta Quadrant. Appearing as metallic liquid in its natural state, this deuterium lifeform had the ability to change itself into that which it came into physical contact with, be it biological or technological.
Sentience
Silver Blood copies of the Voyager crew.
The Silver Blood was encountered by the crew of the USS Voyager in 2374. While attempting to mine the Silver Blood for deuterium, Tom Paris and Harry Kim came into contact with the substance and were duplicated down to their memories, Starfleet uniforms and combadges, but were unable to survive in a Class M environment. Upon duplicating the Humans, the Silver Blood became sentient for the first time and quickly hungered for more. Holding Voyager physically hostage on the surface of its homeworld, the Silver Blood copy of Kim negotiated to have Captain Kathryn Janeway give over samples of her crew's DNA so that they could be copied. She agreed and Voyager was allowed to leave with a supply of deuterium. (VOY: "Demon")
USS Voyager
The Silver Blood USS Voyager losing cohesion.
By 2375, the Silver Blood had replicated Voyager itself, including its computer memory and programs, as well as The Doctor. By this time, the crew was able to breathe oxygen and had forgotten that they were copies of the original Voyager crew. Traveling across the Delta Quadrant while trying to return to Earth, which they thought was home, the crew had invented or acquired an enhanced warp drive. While the effect of this new warp core had no harmful side-effects on cellular life, it did however cause all people and objects made of the Silver Blood to eventually break down and die, striking first the engineering staff and subsequently spreading. Having discovered their true nature, the crew tried to land on another Y class planet, only to be thwarted by the planet's claimants. Setting a course for their original homeworld, the crew made a log buoy detailing their history for others to find from non-Silver Blood components, but it was destroyed in the torpedo tube before it could be launched. The ship and remaining crew literally fell apart in sight of the real USS Voyager; all hands were lost and the real Voyager never knew of the fate or even the existence of its counterpart. (VOY: "Course: Oblivion")
