2012年1月9日 · A replicator can create any inanimate matter, as long as the desired molecular structure is on file, but it cannot create antimatter, dilithium, latinum, or a living organism of any kind; in the case of living organisms, non-canon works such as the Star Trek: the Next Generation Technical Manual state that, though the replicators use a form of ...

A replicator can create any inanimate matter, as long as the desired molecular structure is on file, but it cannot create antimatter, dilithium, latinum, or a living organism of any kind; in the case of living organisms, non-canon works such as the Star Trek: the Next Generation Technical Manual state that, though the replicators use a form of ...

2017年4月30日 · In order to minimize replicator power requirements, raw stock for food replicators is stored in the form of a sterilized organic particulate suspension that has been formulated to statistically require the least quantum manipulation to replicate most finished foodstuffs

2018年2月4日 · I have been seeing in various comments references to replicators in Star Trek, occasionally arguing against various scenarios from the standpoint of energy usage - with arguments along the lines of "you might be able to replicate something that big, but the energy requirement would be astronomical."

2011年9月2日 · Source: Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual > In order to minimize replicator power requirements, raw stock for food replicators is stored in the form of a sterilized organic participate suspension that has been formulated to statistically require the least quantum manipulation to replicate most finished foodstuffs (See: 13.5).

2016年12月19日 · There's also the issue of replicator precision. Wikipedia cites the Star Trek: the Next Generation Technical Manual as saying that. though the replicators use a form of transporter technology, it's at such a low resolution that creating living tissue is a physical impossibility. This is the explanation for why you can't just replicate people.

2015年1月4日 · In one of the Tom Swift novells, started in 1910 (!!! I was shocked by that detail. The library by my cottage had 40 of the volumes, like the Hardy Boys volumes and I read them all every year) had a novel where he used a Cyclotron, and since he was accelerating things close to light speed, they were getting 'massier' therefore by pumping energy into it, he could make heavier atoms, and minus ...

2014年8月2日 · She turned to the replicator and said, “Raktajino, hot and sweet, and an Earl Grey tea, hot.” The drinks formed in a whorl of golden light and white noise. When the machine had finished, she took the drinks from the nook and handed the tea to Picard. Star Trek: Destiny - …

In any series of Star Trek using this technology, how are new items--food-related or not--added to the replicator database for future replication? Couldn't find anything on StarTrek.com or the Wikipedia. Is there an official procedure involving some sort of program where you name and describe what it is before adding a sample?

2020年1月15日 · In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Family", Picard's brother, who is a farmer of a vinyard, and definitely not in Starfleet, says that he refuses to use a replicator, so logically that means that in fact it is normal for people on …