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Zelebium

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Universe : Prime Timeline
Name : Zelebium [1]

A material used by some species in the guidance systems used aboard cargo ships. Contacts made of Zelebium could wear down and then fuse, rendering the system inoperative. In 2365 this exact failure crippled Captain Okona's cargo ship, prompting the Enterprise-D to offer assistance. Chief Engineer La Forge replaced the fused contacts with Tricellite, which was considered to be much more durable. [1]

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# Series Season Source Comment
1 TNG 2 The Outrageous Okona
Series : TNG Season 2
Episode : The Outrageous Okona


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