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The Star Trek franchise consists primarily of several multi-season television shows and a dozen movies, as well as various video games and inspired merchandise. Many aspects of the fictional universe impact modern popular culture, especially the lingo and the idea of a spacecraft launching space torpedoes and firing lasers, and have had a wide influence in the late 20th to early 21st century.

Star Trek is popular enough that its science fiction concepts have even been studied by real scientists, and NASA described its science in relation to the real world as 'entertaining combination of real science, imaginary science gathered from lots of earlier stories, and stuff the writers make up week-by-week to give each new episode novelty.' For example, NASA noted that the Star Trek 'phasers' were a fictional extrapolation of real-life lasers, and compared them to real-life microwave based weapons that have a stunning effect. Contents.Energy weapons The franchise depicts various weapons which fit the motif of the, the most prominent of these being the 'phaser'. These directed-energy weapons emit energy in an aimed direction without the means of a projectile. The intended effects may be non-lethal or lethal. For example, in Star Trek, a hand phaser can be set to 'stun' or 'kill'.Phaser Phaser. '.Created byGenreIn-story informationTypeweaponFunctionAffiliationPhasers are common and versatile weapons, first seen in the original series and later seen or referenced in almost all subsequent films and television spin-offs.

Phasers come in a wide range of sizes, ranging from to -mounted weaponry. There are several specific types of phasers used by the United Federation of Planets' Starfleet.Though they seem to discharge in a continuous 'beam', close observation reveals that phasers actually discharge a stream of pulsed energy projectiles into the target.

Phaser output can be adjusted in both area of effect and output: a typical hand phaser can be adjusted so that it will merely shock or stun a living organism, while the effects of higher settings range from burning, and disintegration to true vaporization. This versatility means they can also be used as welding torches or cutting tools, and can create heat sources by firing at a large, solid object (like a rock). The stream can be adjusted to strike multiple targets at once, strike a single target with precision, or even destroy large amounts of material.

Phasers can be set to overload, whereby they build up a force-chamber explosion by continuously generating energy without releasing it; the resulting blast can destroy most natural objects within a 50-meter radius. The overload process is marked by a distinctive sound that increases in volume and frequency until it is deactivated or it detonates. Personal phasers can be made small enough to fit in the user's palm and still be lethal. Larger and more powerful phaser rifles are commonly issued to security personnel.Ship-mounted phasers have a similar range of functions on a larger scale: The phasers on the could be used as an 'anti-missile' defense to destroy incoming projectiles, stun entire city blocks full of people, destroy cities, and even destroy entire asteroids up to a given size. The ship's phaser system was also said to be capable of destroying continents. Starship phasers can be freely used while the ship is traveling at Warp speeds.According to later series, phasers release a beam of fictional subatomic particles called 'rapid nadion', which are then refracted ('rectified') through superconducting crystals. The indicates that the superconducting crystals used in phasers are called fushigi no umi, which is Japanese for 'sea of mystery', and the phrase is written ふしぎの海 in the original glyphs.

This was a homage to the 1990 anime series Fushigi no Umi no Nadia, known in North America as.The phasers that appeared in the 2009 appear similar in shape to the classic phasers, but fire singular energy projectiles instead of a sustained stream of them, in a fashion similar to. This version of the phaser seems to only have two settings, stun and kill, which fire blue and red colored projectiles respectively. The barrel of the weapon is two-sided, one being colored red and the other blue to indicate the current setting: the user must manually rotate to the other output to use the other setting. A similar change was seen in the starship-mounted phaser banks, which also fire single projectiles instead of continuous streams.

In, the barrel sides of the sidearm phasers are flat and both barrels shoot blue bolts that deal no physical damage, while the barrel tips are still colored blue and red.The original phaser rifle prop from ' sold at auction for $231,000. Laser Lasers are a sidearm in the original Star Trek pilot ', and laser pistols appear in several Original Series episodes, although later episodes in The Next Generation seemed to indicate that the laser's use as a weapon was outdated.

In one instance, the ship-mounted lasers of two spacecraft were incapable of overcoming even the navigational shields of the, though on at least two other occasions it was threatened with destruction by laser-armed spacecraft. The cutter weapon is a laser, as mentioned in the episode ' and is capable of quickly disintegrating the hull of a Federation starship, as seen in the pilot episode of,. At lower power levels, it is capable of making 'surgical' incisions into a ship's hull.According to The Making of Star Trek, claimed that production staff realized that using laser technology would cause problems in the future as people came to understand what lasers could and could not do; this resulted in the move to phasers on-screen, while letting lasers be known as a more primitive weapon style.Pulse cannon The So'jan military command and the Romulan defector Commander Telek L'mar developed a weapon that created a highly charged disruptor-style beam, which they called a pulse cannon. They later became obsolete. When the laser had reached its upper limits of power, a new weapon was invented at Jupiter Station for the newly designed NX-class. This new weapon could fire much greater energies at longer range but the drawback was that continuous fire would cause damage to the emitter. To solve this problem, Starfleet scientists devised a way to fire the weapon in short pulsed burst streams to help regulate the temperatures of the emitters in a state of constant fire.

The pulse cannon is a rather simple particle beam weapon and Starfleet Command ultimately decided on using the more powerful plasma cannon on the NX-class Enterprise. The pulse cannon was nevertheless considered an effective energy weapon at the time and was adopted by many private craft such as freighters and privateers due to its lower cost of implementation.Plasma cannon Plasma cannons are a form of directed energy weaponry used by both Earth Starfleet and the early Romulan Star Empire.

On Starfleet vessels, they were the precursors to phase cannons. Plasma cannons fired a plasma discharge in the form of a beam or a burst similar to the plasma bullets fired by hand-held plasma weapons, but much bigger in size. The NX-class was initially armed with plasma cannons.Phase cannon Phase cannons are 22nd century weapons, several of which first appear mounted to the in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode '. Phase cannons have a variable yield, with the cannons on the Enterprise being rated for a maximum output of 500 gigajoules, about 120 tons TNT equivalent.

Phase cannons are generally more powerful than Spatial torpedoes. They are the 22nd century precursor to phaser technology. Phase pistols are hand-carried Phase cannons, and are also the 22nd century precursor to phaser technology. However, unlike 24th century phasers, they do not have the normal variable power settings or a variable beam width—only stun and kill.Disruptor. A Klingon disruptorDisruptors are employed by several alien species in this series, including, Iridians and Orions in their personal and military small arms as well as being mounted as cannon, emitters, turrets, and banks.

Only the first three species are known to have type-3 disruptors, the most advanced type developed so far, by the 24th Century. Disruptors cause damage by exciting the molecular bonds of targets to such great extents that those bonds are weakened, and/or broken, by the energies emitted, which often manifest as explosive force. According to Last Unicorn's, disruptors are considered less 'elegant' than phaser-based weapons; their effects there are described as thermal shock and blunt force, as opposed to the 'rapid nadion effect'. As a result, disruptors inflict more damage to matter, but less damage to shields, than phasers.Phased polaron cannon Phased polaron cannons are the primary armament of the, the main antagonist faction in the later seasons of. The cannon emits a beam of polaron particles, the fictional in-universe antimatter counterpart of the (not to be confused with the actual or the actual ). When first introduced, Dominion polaron cannons easily penetrate the shielding systems of most Alpha Quadrant races. The Alpha Quadrant races eventually learn to modify their shields to resist polaron weaponry, evoking surprise from the Vorta advisor Weyoun (').Tetryon cannon Tetryon cannons are the primary armament of the Hirogen and are similar in application to phasers and disruptors.

Tetryon cannons are unique in that they are designed primarily to damage energy and force fields such as starship shields. Tetryon cannons do damage matter but not to the same extent as phasers or disruptors. This is in line with the Hirogen philosophy of the hunt. The Hirogen ship would therefore knock out its opponent's shields and beam over hunters to engage in face-to-face ranged or melee combat.

This allows the Hirogen hunters to collect items that they would consider to be hunting trophies.Varon-T disruptor Varon-T disruptors were featured in the episode ', and were mentioned to be a rare type of disruptor made illegal in the because of their slow, excruciating method of killing, with the weapons tearing the body apart from the inside. Kivas Fajo, a Zibalian trader in that episode, owned four of the five Varon-T disruptors ever manufactured (he slept with one under his pillow) and even used one on his own crew before his collection of rare items was confiscated after his capture and arrest for kidnapping and theft (among other crimes).

Ferengi energy whip The energy whip, as seen in the episode ', looks and handles like a typical Earth and discharges a powerful phaser-like energy pulse.Projectile weapons Spatial torpedo Also referred to as conventional torpedoes, spatial torpedoes are 22nd century weapons used. Spatial torpedoes are the ship's most powerful and primary ship-to-ship weapon before the installation of phase cannons. Spatial torpedoes are themselves superseded by more powerful photonic torpedoes. Unlike photonic torpedoes or any of the warhead's successors, spatial torpedoes are launched at sub-light velocity and can be used much in the manner of a missile, having the warhead on a. Photon torpedo. An Akira-class starship fires photon torpedoes.Photon torpedoes are a standard ship-based weapon armed with an.

They are present in every version of the Star Trek series and are a standard weapon on almost every Federation ship, though in, the titular ship uses less powerful spatial torpedoes (guided, rocket propelled missiles) until receiving the more powerful 'photonic' (as the characters describe them) variant, though this does not square with established canon because it took place before the 'Romulan Wars' in which, to quote Spock in ', 'This conflict was fought by our standards today with primitive atomic weapons'. Photon torpedoes first appear on a ship in the original series' episode ' as part of the USS Enterprise 's armament—in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode ', the first receives photonic torpedoes. Smaller Starfleet craft such as shuttlecraft and runabouts can be armed with 'micro-torpedoes', a scaled-down version of photon torpedoes designed for use on craft too small to accommodate the full-sized weapon.When fired, photon torpedoes usually appear as a spiky orb of energy of varying colours, such as red, orange, yellow, blue, or green, or in the case of The Original Series, red bolts (However Enterprise ignores this). According to the original notes to and The Making of Star Trek, Photon torpedoes are energy shielded to allow armor-penetration. Several episodes seem to suggest this (reference: '). The energy output of a photon torpedo, according to the Technical Manuals is a maximum theoretical yield of 25 Isotons and a maximum rated yield of 18.5 Isotons.

According to the TNG Technical Manual, photon torpedoes use 1.5 kg of matter and 1.5 kg of antimatter. In the episode, ', Photon Torpedoes apparently replaced nuclear warheads as the primary wartime weapons on Federation starships. Assuming a 100%, reacting 1.5kg of matter with 1.5kg of antimatter would release the equivalent of 64.442 megatons of TNT.Torpedoes are often depicted as being easy to modify to suit specific situations. Despite the stated maximum yield, torpedoes can apparently be made far more destructive with relatively little effort. In, Tuvok and Kim modify a normal photon torpedo with a gravimetric charge, a Borg technology, to increase its destructive yield to 54 isotons. Kim comments that 50 isotons would have been sufficient to destroy a small planet. Janeway later instructs them to increase its yield even further, to 80 isotons.

It is not specified exactly how they modified the warhead, but they only required a few hours to complete the work using materials readily available on Voyager. In, Spock and Dr. McCoy modify a photon torpedo to track the plasma emissions from a cloaked Klingon as it attacks the Enterprise-A and the Excelsior, similar to the principal function of the.Photon torpedo launchers aboard ships are shown to be versatile enough to fire probes, which, in-universe, are designed with this functionality in mind. In, a torpedo casing is used as a makeshift coffin for and as scientific probes as in the Next Generation episode '. Also in the Next Generation episode, a photon torpedo casing was used to convey Klingon ambassador to the USS Enterprise when no other long-range transport was available.Plasma torpedo Plasma torpedoes are used by the Romulans, Cardassians, and (according to, and ) the. The damage of a plasma torpedo spreads out over several ship systems at once, but the torpedo loses its effectiveness after only a few minutes of travel. Romulan plasma torpedoes use trilithium isotopes in their warheads.Gravimetric torpedoes Gravimetric torpedoes are torpedoes used by the Borg.

The weapon emits a complex phase variance of gravitons to create a gravimetric distortion capable of tearing starships apart.Quantum torpedo Quantum torpedoes first appear in the Deep Space Nine episode ' as a weapon aboard the. Additionally, the is equipped with quantum torpedoes in. The states that quantum torpedoes derive their destructive power from. Various in-universe sources describe quantum torpedoes as roughly double the destructive power of standard photon torpedoes, putting their yield somewhere in excess of 100 megatons of TNT.In the DS9 episode ', the USS Lakota was also stated to be carrying quantum torpedoes, although they were never used.Four of the USS Enterprise-E's quantum torpedoes destroyed an unshielded. The launcher appears on the 1701-E in Star Trek: Insurrection but is never fired. In Star Trek: Nemesis, nine of the Enterprise-E's quantum torpedoes disabled Scimitar 's cloaking function.Quantum torpedoes are normally shown in a shade of blue.

As of Nemesis the following ship classes had quantum torpedoes launcher; Defiant, Intrepid, Luna, Sovereign, Vesta, Akira and Achilles-class, and the unmanned spacecraft were the only ships known to be equipped with quantum torpedoes.Polaron torpedo Polaron torpedoes, like the Dominion weapon, are capable of penetrating normal shielding with ease. They appear in various Star Trek games. In, it is one of the Klingon's three heavy weapon options, the others being the photon torpedo and the.

It also appears in and, as a researchable weapon for the Klingon Empire exclusive to the Vor'cha-class cruiser which takes out one of the targeted ship's systems at random.Transphasic torpedo Transphasic torpedoes appear only once, in the Voyager series finale, 'Endgame'. They are high-yield torpedoes that are designed specifically to fight the Borg. The future Admiral Janeway brought them back in time in a Federation shuttlecraft and had them installed onboard Voyager in 2378. They are among the most powerful weapons used in the Star Trek universe; just one is capable of obliterating an entire Borg cube, a feat normally requiring an almost impossible amount of punishment using standard Federation weapons. They work by delivering destructive subspace compression pulse explosion. Upon detonation the pulse is delivered in asymmetric superposition of multiple phase states.

Since the shields can block only one subcomponent of the pulse the remaining majority is delivered to the target. On the top of it every torpedo has different transphasic configuration generated randomly by a dissonant feedback effect to prevent Borg or any other enemy to predict the configuration of the phase states. Although they did not appear in the film Nemesis, according to the non-canon Destiny book trilogy these were in fact kept by Starfleet as the weapon of last resort to be deployed to starships only when all else had failed against the Borg. They were the one and only thing Starfleet knew the Borg had not yet adapted to and for that reason wanted to keep this ace in the hole for as long as possible. Eventually, the situation became dire enough that the specifications were released to Federation and Klingon ships; the Borg eventually learned to adapt to them.Isokinetic Cannon The Isokinetic Cannon was seen in only one episode of Star Trek: Voyager, '.

Representatives of Voyager met with a weapons trader and designer known as Kovin. The demonstration of the weapon destroyed a target buoy composed of 10 m thick solid monotanium with a chromoelectric forcefield in one shot, coring it cleanly through. However, Kovin was killed before the installation of the weapon. Though the weapon was never known to have been removed from Voyager, it was never seen in use or referred to again. It is presumed that the diplomatic fallout that resulted from the circumstances surrounding Kovin's death led to the demo version being removed from Voyager and the deal to have it permanently installed being cancelled.TR-116 Projectile Rifle The TR-116 Projectile Rifle is a prototype weapon developed by the Federation for situations where conventional energy weapons might be rendered useless by damping fields or other countermeasures. It is essentially a conventional rifle, but with a rather futuristic visual style.

It is introduced in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode ', where it is used in conjunction with a micro-transporter and a visual scanner headpiece to create an extremely potent sniper rifle. With the scanner, the shooter can precisely target people hundreds of meters away and through solid matter with no difficulty. Using the transporter attached to the barrel, the slug can then be transported at full velocity, materializing at point-blank range.Phased plasma torpedo Phased plasma torpedoes can phase out of normal space-time to bypass shields, then phase back in to detonate on a ship's hull, thus making shields worthless against them. They only appeared in the PC game. Shortly after the recovery of the Pegasus device, the phasing properties used in the design were seen as a delivery system for torpedoes. Since Borg ships are almost impossible to destroy by Starfleet's current technology, it made sense to their engineers to design a torpedo that could phase itself and enter the body of a Borg cube, causing devastating damage. However, reducing the size of the phasing coils used to accomplish an intangible state proved difficult.

Further, the antimatter within the warhead had a destabilizing effect on the phasing coil. A new kind of explosive material was needed, and it was found using the principles behind the first observed Romulan plasma weapons. The installation of a high-energy plasma infuser would allow a torpedo casing to be filled with a warhead charged with high-energy plasma from the ship's warp nacelles. Warp plasma is highly unstable and can be easily detonated. Until recently, it was considered an undeliverable medium that could not be controlled.

However, using a nanite-controlled trigger for reactant release now allows vessels to deliver a high-energy plasma warhead payload within a Mark IV torpedo casing.Chroniton torpedo Chroniton torpedoes are a unique form of weapon employed by the. The weapons phase in and out of normal time, allowing them to pass through ordinary shields and directly damage a vessel's hull.

Though quite dangerous, their reliability is not absolute, as and (as well as in the alternate timeline presented in ') find an undetonated chroniton torpedo lodged in 's hull, which in turn allowed the crew to adapt the shields to withstand further attacks. Positron torpedo The Kessok are a highly intelligent race that allied themselves with the Cardassians, albeit through deceit, in the video game. They utilize positron torpedoes: powerful, slow-moving projectiles able to inflict nearly twice as much damage as quantum torpedoes.Biological, radioactive, and chemical weapons Thalaron radiation Thalaron radiation was first used in the feature film by the villain to assassinate the entire senate. Later in the movie, Shinzon attempts to kill the crew of the using a ship-mounted version. Thalaron radiation, even in small amounts, petrifies living tissue almost instantly.

Its properties also allow its range and area of effect to be precisely controlled, from encompassing a single room to engulfing an entire planet. Its massive destructive potential leads the to consider it a biogenic weapon, and an extremely illegal one at that. It later features prominently in the plot of 'Homecoming', the short story in the 2008 anthology Shards and Shadows, in which the rebels manage to steal a Romulan thalaron bomb intended for use by the Alliance, to strike a balance of power against them. Metreon cascade The metreon cascade was designed by Dr.

Ma'Bor Jetrel of the Haakonian Order. Unstable metreon isotopes were used to create a devastating explosion, with radiation effects similar to those of the 20th-century atomic bomb. Those not killed or vaporized in the initial blast suffered terrible radiation poisoning and death in the aftermath. It was used only once, on the Rinax in 2355.

Trilithium resin Trilithium resin is a byproduct of a starship's warp engines that is lethal to humans, but harmless to Cardassians. A team of terrorists attempted to steal Trilithium resin from the warp core of the Enterprise-D when it was docked at Arkaria Station to receive a baryon sweep.Captain Benjamin Sisko would later use a Trilithium resin torpedo to render a Maquis planet uninhabitable to all human life for fifty years by detonating it in the atmosphere.

Cobalt diselenide. 'Cobalt diselenide' redirects here. For the real mineral with formula CoSe 2, see.Cobalt diselenide is a biogenic weapon that affects the nervous system. It is composed of selenium and rhodium nitrates. It is the counterpart to trilithium resin, being lethal to Cardassians but harmless to most other humanoids. Aceton assimilators Aceton assimilators are used to absorb energy from other sources and then redirect it back as hazardous radiation. Melee weapons Federation KaBar combat knife The KaBar combat knife is the Federation's standard-issue combat and survival knife.

It is 32.5 cm (12.8 in) and is standard equipment in survival gear and in emergency weapons caches aboard starships. Captain Kathryn Janeway uses one in the Star Trek: Voyager episode '.In the real world, the is an official combat knife of the.Katana A is a Federation sword of Japanese origin. The only major difference compared to the old sword of today is that the Star Trek version is foldable, thus occupying a minimum space when carried and stored. In the 2009 reboot, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu produces a folding katana with which to cut the lines of his parachute, having stated just before this that his hand-to-hand combat expertise is in fencing.Jem'Hadar Bayonet The often have attached to their plasma (AKA polaron-pulse) rifles. They employ these in close combat, or to execute prisoners. Often Jem'Hadar bayonets are chemically-enhanced, releasing a lethal nerve-agent on contact.Kar'takin These straight-bladed polearms are used by the Jem'Hadar in close combat.

They were used by both Starfleet officers and Jem'Hadar in the episode 'To the Death'. The Kar'takin bear a resemblance to the axe.Shock Blade This weapon delivers a taser-like jolt to whatever it strikes in combat. Holding the shock blade's trigger discharges a beam of neuro-electrical energy, with an effective range of 15 feet. Klingon Bat'leth. A bat'lethThe bat'leth is the double-sided // hybrid-edge weapon, designed by martial arts enthusiast and effects producer. The bat'leth is a curved blade with spiked protrusions and handholds along the middle of the blade's back.

In battle, the handholds are used to twirl and spin the blade rapidly.Klingon oral history holds that the first bat'leth was forged around 625 A.D. By, who dropped a lock of his hair into the lava from the Kri'stak Volcano, then plunged the fiery lock into the lake of Lursor and twisted it to form a blade.

After forging the weapon, he used it to defeat the tyrant Molor, and in doing so united the. This first bat'leth was known as the Sword of Kahless' and was stolen by the invading; revolves around an effort to recover the Sword of Kahless. The name bat'leth itself is a slight corruption of batlh 'etlh, which means 'Sword of Honor' in Klingon.A replica bat'leth was among the blades surrendered to British police as part of the 2006. A 'Valdris' blade was used in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in two armed-robberies in 2009. ChonnaQ (AKA Chon'naq) A smaller version of this 'belly-spear' (the literal Klingon translation) is used in the children's game of qa'vak.which incorporates spinning hoops, and hones assorted skills needed for hunting. Once a male Klingon reaches the Age of Ascension, he is presented with an adult version of the chon'naq by his father - on the occasion of their first hunt together as men.D'k tahg (AKA Daqtagh). A d'k tahgA d'k tahg is a Klingon.

The knife has three blades: a main blade with a cutout in the center, and two smaller blades on either side. In some models, these side blades are spring-loaded and can pop out into position and close up for storage.

In other models, the blades are fixed. It also features a studded with blunt spikes. The d'k tahg first appeared in, and appeared occasionally throughout the following films and television series. The knife was designed.

Although the d'k tahg appeared in Star Trek III, it was not referred to by its name until Star Trek: The Next Generation. Haf'leth This polearm is similar to a halberd.'

Iw taj (AKA Iw'taj) Directly descended from the weapon which inspired the Klingon tIq'ghob emblem, this dagger (literal translation: 'blood-knife') is longer and heavier than the d’k tahg (which was derived from it). Unlike the d’k tahg, which was conceived as a general-purpose combat-knife intended for mass production, the iw'taj is a dedicated dueling weapon.The two side-blades, one pointing up and one pointing down, serve particular functions. The upward-pointing blade is designed to catch an opponent's weapon and, with a twisting motion, disarm him. The downward-pointing blade is designed to inflict shallow cuts in passing, sapping the enemy's strength; said design allows the weapon to advance smoothly, without this blade getting in the way. Duelists often hook their index and middle fingers over the crossbar; doing this allows the weapon to achieve impressive agility, despite weakening the grip.although it may also be used with a reverse grip.The iw'taj is often carried by traditionalists, and by discerning martial artists. Usually, a warrior who carries both a mek’leth and an iw'taj is from a Qvav’mar background.and/or is a personal combatant of high caliber. Jejtaj (AKA Jej'taj) This throwing-dagger is more often used defensively, to ward off blade attacks.

Typically, it is wielded as a combination knuckleduster/boomerang.Mek'leth A mek'leth is the Klingon that appears in several episodes of and in the film. Designed by, it consists of a short, thick, curved blade with a metal guard extending back parallel with the grip to protect the hand. Is the most commonly seen user of the mek'leth, owning one and using it several times, including in against drones in First Contact.'

Oy'naQ (AKA Oy'naq) This 'pain-stick' (the literal translation), capable of killing a 2-ton Rectyne Monopod, is used as part of the Klingon Age of Ascension ritual.Qutluch (AKA Kut'luch) Similar to the d'k tahg, the qutluch is 'the ceremonial weapon of an assassin'. A qutluch is designed to do considerable damage to internal organs, by Klingon standards thus making it an extremely lethal weapon. The qutluch is featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode ', when Worf's brother, Kurn, is stabbed; and in the Star Trek: Voyager episode ', where the Doctor's simulated 'son' prepares for the Qutluch ceremony.Tik'leth This “” (the literal translation) is one of the more Terran-like Klingon weapons, by most standards. Like spears, tik'leths are traditional weapons of the rank-and-file.although many nobles prefer a tik'leth's offensive functionality to that of a bat'leth, while many soldiers carry mass-produced bat’leths as a status symbol. Romulan Teral'n A, similar to a with retractable blades.

It appears in the 2009 reboot and is used by the renegade miner Nero. In the comic, Nero's weapon is revealed to be the 'Debrune teral'n', an ancient Romulan artifact that symbolized the empire's power; it is traditionally held by the presiding.A similar weapon, resembling an was also used by a member of Nero's crew. While widely considered to also be a Teral'n, the weapon has yet to be confirmed as one by an official source.Vulcan Ahn'woon An ahn'woon is a Vulcan catch-strangle weapon, similar in principle to the Earth Roman gladiator's. However, it is much more versatile. Depending on the skill of the user, it can be used several ways.

It is wide enough to be used as a. (In the written adaptation of The Original Series script, Kirk employs it this way and hits Spock in the ribs with a stone.) The multi-strapped weapon (approximately 1.1 meters long) uses weights on the ends of the straps, like, to entangle, stun, or cut the target. The application of tying action and wrapping, as with a, can restrict the breathing of the target, asphyxiating the victim. It is considered the oldest Vulcan weapon.Lirpa A lirpa is a weapon consisting of a wooden staff a little over a meter in length, with a semicircular blade at one end and a metal bludgeon on the other. The overall length of the weapon appears to be approximately 48 inches.

It is similar to the and the. Captain and used lirpas when they fought for possession of during Spock's ritual in '. Soldiers sent after and fought with lirpas because Vulcan's 'Forge' region makes conventional energy weapons useless.Others Glavin In the TNG episode 'Code of Honor', the Ligonians have deep traditions of fighting with a poison-tipped hand weapon called a Glavin. It is a large glove with a recurved claw at the end, and covered with dozens of spines. In several episodes, Worf is seen displaying one in his quarters, most likely the same one used by Lt.

Tasha Yar.Mortaes In the TOS episode 'The Cloud Minders', mortaes and thongs are mining tools used as martial weapons by the 'troglyte' (a corruption of ') miners, and apparently the ruling class is also trained with these weapons, as Plasus challenges Kirk to hand-to-hand combat, asking, 'Are you as brave with a mortae as with a phaser?' Kirk responds, 'Both will kill.' Ushaan-tor In the Enterprise episode 'United', Andorian commander and the NX-01's captain, as a second for a Tellarite officer who kills Tallas, Shran's chief tactical officer and lover, engage in an Andorian 'ushaan' duel. The weapon used is the ushaan-tor, an Andorian ice-mining blade. The handheld blade of the ushaan-tor is about 20 cm from end to end, and resembles an Inupiat blade from Alaska, but in a one-piece all-metal design instead of having a separate wooden handle.Subspace weapons Subspace weapons are a class of directed energy weapons that directly affect.

The weapons can produce actual tears in subspace, and are extremely unpredictable. These weapons were banned under. The Son'a equipped their vessels with these types of weapons.Isolytic burst vessels carried and used isolytic burst weapons, a type of subspace weapon.

They were seen using this weapon against the in Star Trek: Insurrection. The Enterprise was only able to escape the weapon's effect by ejecting its warp core and detonating it to seal a subspace rift.Tricobalt devices The tricobalt warhead is a subspace weapon whose high-yield detonations can tear holes in subspace. Tricobalt devices are not a standard armament of Federation vessels and yields are calculated in Tera-Cochranes, indicating that its mechanism is somewhat similar to the general reaction in a warp field.In TOS: ', the Eminian Union classified the USS Enterprise as 'destroyed' when it was hit by virtual tricobalt satellites. In DS9: ', Arne Darvin plants a tricobalt explosive in a dead Tribble in an attempt to kill Kirk. Uses a pair of tricobalt devices to destroy the Caretaker array in the pilot episode, ', and such a device was used against Voyager in the episode '. A tricobalt warhead was also used by the in the episode '. They detonated a tricobalt warhead inside the of a dead star.

The explosion created an interphasic rift, which they used to lure the Federation starship USS Defiant from another universe.The games and have ships armed with Tricobalt devices for artillery support. The Steamrunner-class, the Chuq'Beh-class Bird of Prey, the Raptor-class Warbird, and the Harbinger are all capable of using them. The workings of the weapon is unknown but theorised is the use of.It is far more likely that tricobalt refers to the third periodical table analog for cobalt; similar to dilithium being the second periodic table equivalent of regular lithium.

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