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+ | The "'''sweet spot'''" was a location aboard most [[starship]]s in the [[22nd century]], where the [[artificial gravity]] field became inverted, leading to a reversal of the vertical orientation relative to the rest of the ship. Usually located approximately halfway between the [[bow plate]] and the [[artificial gravity generator]], [[Travis Mayweather]] would spend a large amount of time in this location while growing up aboard the {{ECS|Horizon}}. |
| − | + | In [[2151]], Mayweather showed this location aboard the {{EnterpriseNX}} to [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Charles Tucker]]. [[2153|Two years later]], Mayweather retreated to the same spot upon learning of the death of [[Mayweather|his father]]. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|Horizon}}) |
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Revision as of 19:16, 29 December 2010
Mayweather and Tucker in the "sweet spot" aboard the NX-01
The "sweet spot" was a location aboard most starships in the 22nd century, where the artificial gravity field became inverted, leading to a reversal of the vertical orientation relative to the rest of the ship. Usually located approximately halfway between the bow plate and the artificial gravity generator, Travis Mayweather would spend a large amount of time in this location while growing up aboard the ECS Horizon.
In 2151, Mayweather showed this location aboard the Enterprise NX-01 to Commander Charles Tucker. Two years later, Mayweather retreated to the same spot upon learning of the death of his father. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "Horizon")