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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. This new weapon could fire much greater energies at longer range but the drawback was that continuous fire would cause damage to the emitter. When the laser had reached its upper limits of power, a new weapon was invented at Jupiter Station for the newly designed NX-class. A similar change was seen in the starship-mounted phaser banks, which also fire bolts instead of beams.Ī phaser rifle prop from " Where No Man Has Gone Before" sold at auction for $231,000. It is not known whether or not that type of phaser has adjustable power output. The barrel of the weapon is two-sided, and the user must literally rotate to a different output in order to use a different setting. The phasers that appeared in the 2009 reboot Star Trek appear similar to classic phasers, but fire 'bolts' of energy instead of sustained beams, and seem to only have two settings, stun and kill.
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The Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual indicates that the superconducting crystals used in phasers are called fushigi no umi (Japanese for "sea of mystery", ふしぎの海) This was an homage to the 1990 anime series Fushigi no Umi no Nadia, known in North America as Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water. Given the nature of photons the first acronym seems more accurate. Phasers release a beam of fictional subatomic particles called "rapid nadions", which are then refracted ('rectified') through superconducting crystals. The term "phaser" has since been revised as a backronym for PHASed Energy Rectification, though from a physics standpoint even this is of equal semantic content-ordinary incoherent light is not "rectified", or synchronous, whereas Lasing and Masing emissions are rectified, or synchronous. Masers, on the other hand, were already very powerful machines which produce very destructive radiation pulses. Originally (from the production notes to TOS), the Phaser was a PHoton m ASER, since at the time of writing the Laser was a relative unknown, and powers were not expected to be very great. There are several types of phasers used by Starfleet and the United Federation of planets.
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Ship-mounted phasers have a similar range of functions on a larger scale: The phasers on the USS Enterprise could stun entire city blocks full of people destroy cities and even destroy entire asteroids up to a given size, it is also said to be capable of destroying continents. The overload process is marked by a distinctive sound that increases in volume and frequency until it is deactivated or it detonates. 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. They can be used as welding torches or cutting tools, and can create heat sources by firing at a large, solid object (like a rock). Also witnessed in the TOS episode "For The World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky". A starship's phasers can be used as an 'anti-missile' defense to destroy incoming projectiles. The beam can be adjusted to strike multiple targets at once or evenly destroy large amounts of material. A typical hand phaser can merely stun living organisms, or completely disintegrate them. Phaser beams can be adjusted in both width and output. Larger and more powerful phaser rifles are commonly issued to security personnel. Personal phasers can be made small enough to fit in the user's palm and still be very deadly. Phasers come in a wide range of sizes, ranging from hand-held versions to starship-mounted ones.
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Phasers are common directed-energy weapons first seen in the original Star Trek and later seen or referenced in almost all subsequent films and TV spin-offs. For example, in Star Trek, phasers can be set to "stun" or "kill". Intended effects may be non-lethal or lethal. It transfers energy to a target for a desired effect.
3 Biological, radioactive, and chemical weapons.
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