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One hundred nineteen years later, Lieutenant [[Shelly Marsden]] and Ensign [[Hector Arroyo]] of Starfleet Special Projects are out testing the [[Hermes-6]], a vessel containing a prototype [[anti-singularity drive]] containing elements of Federation and Romulan technology.  Upon activating the drive, the Hermes-6, like the five other prototypes before it, explodes.
One hundred nineteen years later, Lieutenant [[Shelly Marsden]] and Ensign [[Hector Arroyo]] of Starfleet Special Projects are out testing the [[Hermes-6]], a vessel containing a prototype [[anti-singularity drive]] containing elements of Federation and Romulan technology.  Upon activating the drive, the Hermes-6, like the five other prototypes before it, explodes.  One month later, Marsden and Arroyo take out the [[USS Anomaly|Hermes-7]], into which Marsden has secretly installed the debris that the USS Secondprize found.  As far as Marsden can tell, the debris is some sort of alien power transference and remodulation node, which she hopes will stabilize the anti-sing reaction.  This time when Arroyo activates the anti-sing drive, it works, sending the ship 105 light years in a matter of seconds.
 
 
And then the rest of the story happens.


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Revision as of 14:57, 30 August 2010

Star Traks: Boldly Gone
Episode name If I Only Had a Brain
Season 1
Episode number 1
Writer(s) Alan Decker, Anthony Butler
Year 2500
Stardate 175014
Chronology
Previous in series
Next in series One Track Mind [BG]
Previous in timeline Please Hold For Oblivion [TRK]
Next in timeline One Track Mind [BG]


2380ish...the USS Secondprize and USS Explorer discover seemingly unrelated pieces of technology. One hundred twenty years later, a Starfleet engineer is testing a hybrid Federation-Romulan engine in a prototype starship named Hermes. The prototype ships, which have an annoying way of exploding, seem impossible to operate...that is until the engineer comes across some of that technology. Soon, the finished prototype is commissioned for duty. One problem--the only thing keeping her operational is that oddball alien technology. The ship's designer, Shelly Marsden, could live with that, but she soon discovers that her unauthorized addition to the ship's systems has attracted some unwanted attention. Boldly Go to the Series Premiere of Star Traks: Boldly Gone... "If I Only Had a Brain."


Summary

In the 24th Century, the USS Secondprize encounters a piece of debris from a destroyed ship. The debris, which is filled with highly charged plasma and advanced technology, looks a bit like a massive piece of lasagna. Captain Alexander Rydell orders it to be put in the Secondprize's cargo hold for later study. Some time later, the USS Explorer under the command of Captain Andrew Baxter is passed at warp nine by a lifeform encased in a sphere approximately two meters in diameter.


One hundred nineteen years later, Lieutenant Shelly Marsden and Ensign Hector Arroyo of Starfleet Special Projects are out testing the Hermes-6, a vessel containing a prototype anti-singularity drive containing elements of Federation and Romulan technology. Upon activating the drive, the Hermes-6, like the five other prototypes before it, explodes. One month later, Marsden and Arroyo take out the Hermes-7, into which Marsden has secretly installed the debris that the USS Secondprize found. As far as Marsden can tell, the debris is some sort of alien power transference and remodulation node, which she hopes will stabilize the anti-sing reaction. This time when Arroyo activates the anti-sing drive, it works, sending the ship 105 light years in a matter of seconds.


And then the rest of the story happens.

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If I Only Had A Brain (text)

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