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| − | '''Twelfth power''' was the measurement given by [[sensor |
+ | '''Twelfth power''' [[energy]] was the measurement given by [[sensor]]s on the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, regarding the power output of the ''[[V'ger]]'' energy cloud when scanned by [[Spock]]. |
| + | According to [[Willard Decker|Commander Decker]], "thousands of [[starship]]s couldn't generate that much..." Spock further elaborated that ''V'ger'' was "generating a [[force field]] greater than the radiation of [[Sol|Earth's sun]]." ({{film|1}}) |
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| − | According to [[Leonard McCoy]], that amount of power would require more than the combined efforts of "thousands of [[starships]]." (''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]'') |
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| + | In a possibly related nomenclature, the collapse of the [[Amargosa|Amargosa star]] was stated as generating a "...level-12 shockwave." ({{film|7}}). |
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Revision as of 11:12, 9 August 2014
Twelfth power energy was the measurement given by sensors on the USS Enterprise, regarding the power output of the V'ger energy cloud when scanned by Spock.
According to Commander Decker, "thousands of starships couldn't generate that much..." Spock further elaborated that V'ger was "generating a force field greater than the radiation of Earth's sun." (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
In a possibly related nomenclature, the collapse of the Amargosa star was stated as generating a "...level-12 shockwave." (Star Trek Generations).