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"Blood Dilithium" is the term coined by the crew of the USS ''Merevek'' to describe strange formations of dilithium crystals found in the [[Gradin Belt]] after a massive subspace phase pulse passed through the region in October, 2400. Physically identical to naturally formed dilithium in every way, the extreme speed with which blood dilithium grew on the surfaces of planets, moons and other celestial bodies was hitherto thought impossible. Growth locations have thus far only been observed in areas within five lightyears of various [[subspace anomalies]] in the region. | "Blood Dilithium" is the term coined by the crew of the USS ''Merevek'' to describe strange formations of dilithium crystals found in the [[Gradin Belt]] after a massive subspace phase pulse passed through the region in October, 2400. Physically identical to naturally formed dilithium in every way, the extreme speed with which blood dilithium grew on the surfaces of planets, moons and other celestial bodies was hitherto thought impossible. Growth locations have thus far only been observed in areas within five lightyears of various [[Gradin_Belt#Noted_spatial_anomalies|subspace anomalies]] in the region. | ||
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Revision as of 07:06, 21 September 2022
"Blood Dilithium" is the term coined by the crew of the USS Merevek to describe strange formations of dilithium crystals found in the Gradin Belt after a massive subspace phase pulse passed through the region in October, 2400. Physically identical to naturally formed dilithium in every way, the extreme speed with which blood dilithium grew on the surfaces of planets, moons and other celestial bodies was hitherto thought impossible. Growth locations have thus far only been observed in areas within five lightyears of various subspace anomalies in the region.