From: RKXE96B@prodigy.com (MR JAMAL T RORIE)
Date: 2/4/1996, 7:26 PM
To: fanfic@andrew.cais.com

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prodigy � mail:  Personal Message               02/04/1996
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   From: Morisato Megumi (       )
Subject: Re: [FanFic] Spiner Moon: dilithium
Sent On: 02/04  03:26 PM PM ET

Date:        Sun, 4 Feb 1996 15:26:04 -0500 (EST)
From:        Morisato Megumi  [megumi@tendo-dojo.ranma.net]
Reply-To:    fanfic@andrew.cais.com  [fanfic@andrew.cais.com]
In-Reply-To: <013.00306891.RKXE96B@prodigy.com>
Subject:     Re: [FanFic] Spiner Moon: dilithium

On Sun, 4 Feb 1996, MR JAMAL T RORIE wrote:

 Ok, some question has arisen about dilithium. While I do not 
recall 
it having any radioactive properties (I'll have to read the tech 
manual again, anyway), if it does then they've found a way to 
nutralize it. In Generations they had "Tri-lithium", which was more 

unstable than dilithium. However, Dr. Soran found a way to 
stabalize 
it, at least long enough to store it and  send it to the stars. So, 

most likely there is a way to stabalize dilithium. Yeah, weird 
logic..
.. I know.
 Thank you to all who replied, and I'll see you for Spiner Moom Pt 
4! 
And eventually, Ranma 1/2: The Current Generation part 2...

P-Chan

 Yah, But putting it in a sack???? I saw a startrek where the 
enterprise 
was carrying extra dilithium for some reason, and it was in these 
speccial containers with self regulating 
controls. I still think there would be harm in putting dilithium in a 

mare sack!
--Megumi@tendo-dojo.ranma.net--
(Never to be a psycyst, I cant even spell the name right!)


 YES! I can quote! Anyway, I have never heard them talk of it as if 
it were dangerous, and I have been told that in Troube With Tribbles 
it was handled with bare hands. I'll get some of my trekkie friends 
on it,  they can take the heat for this <G>!

P-Chan